Georgia is such an underrated and beautiful country! beautifully shot! love the taxi driver at the end not taking no for an answer whilst you filmed! Classic!
Now that is most definitley a lesser travelled part of the world!! I've heard of the beauty and culture on offer in Georgia, such a wonderful country! I didn't realise it had so many gorgeous hiking trails though! It seems like a great hidden gem to explore!
PS. Just saw this video is over a year old. I can't believe you put out this quality content and haven't hit 1000 yet. People are crazy, you deserve more subs.
Amazing trek. Your video inspires me a lot. Could you please let me know exactly the days you did the hike? I also planning to visit Georgia in october this year but worry about the rain.
That's awesome! We hiked from Mestia to Ushguli between 15th-18th of Oct 2018. We obviously had perfect weather but from what I've read October can be prone to heavy snow fall so I'd try to trek in early Oct if possible. Glad I could inspire you, have an amazing trek!!!
Incredibly well done brotha everything from the video quality to editing is impeccable. Just an added bonus that I'm in Tblisi for a month so I'll be able to trek to Mestia. Cheers!
@@IntrepidRoad Always, keep up the great work! I'm curious on the towns in between hiking where you found for bnb's, did you identify the town before hand and book a room when you got there or was it mostly on the fly where you just check the room and book if you find it proper?
@@InvestGlobal We booked on the fly in all instances and were approached by locals most of the time. All of the towns seemed quite similar, however, we did shop around in Mestia and Ushguli as there was a high degree of variance between the quality of accommodation there. Mestia is remarkable, highly recommend shopping around and finding a nice place to base yourself out of for a few days
Personally, I'd just show up and stay where looks good. I trekked a few months after you and it was dead quiet. With covid and the whole Russia thing I can't imagine Georgia being overly busy right now, but who knows. Have a safe trek!
Ever since I had a Georgian meal in Budapest I have been wanting to visit this country. The topography looks dynamic! What a hell of a trek! Love the cinematography. What camera and lens do you use? Some absolutely stunning views! Awesome vid
@@IntrepidRoad That is awesome, I already noticed her last name. I was born in Bergen op Zoom, but I studied in Utrecht! Currently I'm living in Nijmegen with my s/o in a great eco community. If you ever visit our country, you are welcome to stay with us. We don't have all these beautiful mountains though.
hey! I live in LA, and I really want to get out there and go somewhere just... completely opposite from LA (beautiful, desolate, rural, culture shock, etc) I want to do it alone, and I'm 17. Georgia looks beautiful, but I'm worried about organizing all the buses and stuff. I also don't want to miss out and just stay in my airbnb the whole time bc I don't know where to go. Do you have any tips/advice? Doesn't have to be Georgia
I'd wait until you're at least 18. South East Asia & Western Europe are good places to start as they're quite safe generally speaking. After that you could try something more adventurous like Nepal. Good luck with it!
The food in the beginning looked delicious, but those views!!! You guys are so adventurous!
Loved your editing style and videography. Georgia has so much to offer. Beautiful place.
Georgia is such an underrated and beautiful country! beautifully shot! love the taxi driver at the end not taking no for an answer whilst you filmed! Classic!
He was definitely a persistent bugger! Cheers for watching Andy!
Amazing trek. Beautiful sights along the way. Amazed that you hiked 60 km.
Can't wait to go back one day!! It's worth mentioning the food on the trek was seriously amazing.
Now that is most definitley a lesser travelled part of the world!! I've heard of the beauty and culture on offer in Georgia, such a wonderful country! I didn't realise it had so many gorgeous hiking trails though! It seems like a great hidden gem to explore!
Georgia is truly an underrated gem, and inexpensive too. Thanks for watching!
LOVE the video. Extremely professional. You guys are definitely gonna be hit monetization soon enough. Got yourself a new sub.
PS. Just saw this video is over a year old. I can't believe you put out this quality content and haven't hit 1000 yet. People are crazy, you deserve more subs.
Thanks dude! I appreciate the vote of confidence and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Incredibly well done.Everything from the video quality to editing is impeccable. Love it ❤
Thank you!
I have been into Tiblisi @2017, memory refreshed.
Glad to be of assistance 😉
Nice treks and very well shot. Enjoyed the tour.
this was so cinematic to watch :)
Thanks!
Amazing trek. Your video inspires me a lot. Could you please let me know exactly the days you did the hike? I also planning to visit Georgia in october this year but worry about the rain.
That's awesome! We hiked from Mestia to Ushguli between 15th-18th of Oct 2018. We obviously had perfect weather but from what I've read October can be prone to heavy snow fall so I'd try to trek in early Oct if possible. Glad I could inspire you, have an amazing trek!!!
@@IntrepidRoad Great! Thanks for your information. I will travel to Georgia in early October.
It'd be so cool to get to visit here someday!
You definitely should, it's very underrated
Video recorded trek in Georgia is unusual and a little gutsy requiring good experience
Great Video, we have just finished the hike and your video perfectly captured the experience of the hike. Keep them coming!
Legend! Thank you very much, they're coming slowly but they are coming 😁
What a great video Marty en Heidi! Nice to see the country is opening up to the world.
Aunty Louise from Holland
Thanks Louise! I actually filmed this before the lockdowns started, but I'm you enjoyed the video!
Incredibly well done brotha everything from the video quality to editing is impeccable. Just an added bonus that I'm in Tblisi for a month so I'll be able to trek to Mestia. Cheers!
Appreciate it mate
@@IntrepidRoad Always, keep up the great work! I'm curious on the towns in between hiking where you found for bnb's, did you identify the town before hand and book a room when you got there or was it mostly on the fly where you just check the room and book if you find it proper?
@@InvestGlobal We booked on the fly in all instances and were approached by locals most of the time. All of the towns seemed quite similar, however, we did shop around in Mestia and Ushguli as there was a high degree of variance between the quality of accommodation there. Mestia is remarkable, highly recommend shopping around and finding a nice place to base yourself out of for a few days
@@IntrepidRoad Great, thank you!
Wonderful Place! 💚 Great Stuff!
Looking good! Do you reckon to book overnight stays during the hike in advance? We're planing to do this in August :)
Personally, I'd just show up and stay where looks good. I trekked a few months after you and it was dead quiet. With covid and the whole Russia thing I can't imagine Georgia being overly busy right now, but who knows. Have a safe trek!
Hi, I'm considering to hike in Georgia in mid-Oct. I would like to ask if you went in early/mid/late Oct? The weather looks very sunny~
Yes, we had perfect weather and hiked mid-Oct
Amazing video! My friend and I did this trek august 2020, were literally the only people on it))
Sounds perfect! Glad you enjoyed the video also )
Ever since I had a Georgian meal in Budapest I have been wanting to visit this country. The topography looks dynamic! What a hell of a trek! Love the cinematography. What camera and lens do you use? Some absolutely stunning views! Awesome vid
I appreciate that, thanks. For this video I ran a g85 w/ Oly 17/1.2 & Sigma 54/1.4
Great Video! Which month is this?
Cheers. We trekked in October
Love the video, looks like a great adventure. Greetings from your distant Dutch (instagram-less) cousin :)
Cheers Mara, thanks for watching! Whereabouts in NL are you? Erika is half Dutch and her family hails from Utrecht
@@IntrepidRoad That is awesome, I already noticed her last name. I was born in Bergen op Zoom, but I studied in Utrecht! Currently I'm living in Nijmegen with my s/o in a great eco community. If you ever visit our country, you are welcome to stay with us. We don't have all these beautiful mountains though.
@@marafiora I'll keep that in mind thankyou. And likewise goes for you if your find yourself in Oz
Any idea what you would pay if someone is on there own for a room breakfast evening meal.
When we were there it was 50 Lari per person
In wich dates did you travel?
Me and my friends are going to do this trek on 28.9-1.10 and we want to know if the weather in this times is optimal
We hiked in early October, so you should be good. Happy trekking!
hi guys! i just want to know what month did you go there? because i really want to see autumn leaves
We trekked in October
hey! I live in LA, and I really want to get out there and go somewhere just... completely opposite from LA (beautiful, desolate, rural, culture shock, etc)
I want to do it alone, and I'm 17.
Georgia looks beautiful, but I'm worried about organizing all the buses and stuff. I also don't want to miss out and just stay in my airbnb the whole time bc I don't know where to go.
Do you have any tips/advice?
Doesn't have to be Georgia
I'd wait until you're at least 18. South East Asia & Western Europe are good places to start as they're quite safe generally speaking. After that you could try something more adventurous like Nepal. Good luck with it!
@@IntrepidRoad good advice! thank you!!
Why don’t you try and hike the PCT? It’s in your backyard and it looks amazing
@@pct2025 what the heck is the PCT
Any trekking pass required to hike alone?
No, they're no permits or national park pass for this trek
Which month did you do the trek?
We trekked in October
Which month was this
October dude