This is the final part of our Everest Three Passes Trek extended cuts series, covering our last few days hiking up Gokyo Ri, crossing Renjo La (in snow!), and descending via Thame back to Lukla, plus the nail-biting flight out to Ramechhap. You can find out more about this trek in our free guide over on our blog - www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trek-guide/ - and you'll find detailed trail notes and a route map here - www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trekking-route-guide/. We trekked with Himalayan Masters and highly recommend them! You can get a 5% discount off your trek with HM by mentioning us with the code HOGG5 (bit.ly/EverestThreePassesTrekHimalayanMasters)! Hope you enjoy the film and thank you for watching and supporting our channel 😃🥾🏔 Kim & Del
Truly appreciate your unique, serene production style that focuses more on the scenery and less on mindless chatter. Your videography is absolutely fantastic.
Thanks Altin! Definitely some properly stunning views around this area. It was pretty cold, especially at night and early in the morning, essentially whenever not in direct sunlight, or when the wind picked up 💨 🥶
What a beauty ❤ amazing vlog , background music 🎶 is dope 🍁really suited, some tracks similar to the Carbon based lifeforms. can't wait for our Nepal trip in November
Another great vid guys, thankyou. Did you use crampons at all, and what altitude did you reach throughout and at your highest point. Also what temperature outside day/night and inside lodges ? Ps., some "mindless" chatter would be appreciated to answer the above whilst on route too. It would help visualise what it would be like, for those of us that will never be fortunate enough to go there.
Thanks Martin, much appreciated. To answer your questions, we used micro spikes for the snow and ice sections, and these were more than adequate. Lightweight, easy to pack, and plenty of grip. The highest altitude we reached on the whole Three Passes trek was 5611 m at Kala Patthar, and during this video it was crossing Renjo La at 5388 m. Hard to say for certain about temperatures but our weather apps were showing below -10°C at night at Gokyo Lakes. Inside the lodges it was warm by the fire, freezing everywhere else. If you’re interested to know more, our final video from the region is a guide in which we talk about the practicalities of the trek and about our experience 🙂
This is the final part of our Everest Three Passes Trek extended cuts series, covering our last few days hiking up Gokyo Ri, crossing Renjo La (in snow!), and descending via Thame back to Lukla, plus the nail-biting flight out to Ramechhap.
You can find out more about this trek in our free guide over on our blog - www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trek-guide/ - and you'll find detailed trail notes and a route map here - www.goingthewholehogg.com/everest-three-passes-trekking-route-guide/.
We trekked with Himalayan Masters and highly recommend them! You can get a 5% discount off your trek with HM by mentioning us with the code HOGG5 (bit.ly/EverestThreePassesTrekHimalayanMasters)! Hope you enjoy the film and thank you for watching and supporting our channel 😃🥾🏔 Kim & Del
Truly appreciate your unique, serene production style that focuses more on the scenery and less on mindless chatter. Your videography is absolutely fantastic.
Huge thanks Tony, it really means a lot to get this kind of feedback. Really glad you enjoyed the style. Much appreciated 🙏
Not all chatter is mindless. Some can be informative.
Unreal scenery, this looks phenomenal my friend! Absolutely phenomenal!
It is incredible up there, and the snow made it all even more special! Thanks very much!
I'm curious about the temperature 😅😅. That view with the mountain and the reflection is incredible. One the best hiking views of your adventures
Thanks Altin! Definitely some properly stunning views around this area. It was pretty cold, especially at night and early in the morning, essentially whenever not in direct sunlight, or when the wind picked up 💨 🥶
beautiful !
Thank you!
Absolutely incredible, as always. Thanks for doing what you do.
Cheers! Very much appreciated, thanks for watching and getting in touch 😃
Awesome video ❤
Thanks!
What a beauty ❤ amazing vlog , background music 🎶 is dope 🍁really suited, some tracks similar to the Carbon based lifeforms. can't wait for our Nepal trip in November
Thanks a lot, really glad you enjoyed it, particularly the music too. Did think we’d chosen some good tracks for this one. Enjoy your trip 😃
Nepal promotion video ❤🎉 Appreciated
Thanks very much!
Another great vid guys, thankyou. Did you use crampons at all, and what altitude did you reach throughout and at your highest point. Also what temperature outside day/night and inside lodges ? Ps., some "mindless" chatter would be appreciated to answer the above whilst on route too. It would help visualise what it would be like, for those of us that will never be fortunate enough to go there.
Thanks Martin, much appreciated. To answer your questions, we used micro spikes for the snow and ice sections, and these were more than adequate. Lightweight, easy to pack, and plenty of grip. The highest altitude we reached on the whole Three Passes trek was 5611 m at Kala Patthar, and during this video it was crossing Renjo La at 5388 m. Hard to say for certain about temperatures but our weather apps were showing below -10°C at night at Gokyo Lakes. Inside the lodges it was warm by the fire, freezing everywhere else. If you’re interested to know more, our final video from the region is a guide in which we talk about the practicalities of the trek and about our experience 🙂
Spectacular shots!You guys showed us incredible views and scenery.Thank you for sharing this wonderful experience with us!Cheers 🍻 from Japan🐶🤍💙🤍🤙🤙
Thanks very much! You’re very welcome. Great to have you along for the ride. Thanks for watching 😃
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