Wow awesome place to exploring with your video Man. So interesting place for visiting I'm appreciated to exploring with your video. Great explain you make great adventure video thanks you so much for your sharing please have a wonderful day from Angkor Wat temple
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HI 👋🏻 Great video! Really enjoyed the hike and fabulous views and scenery. Interesting to see what you packed for your hike too. Loving the commentary. Keep sharing these great adventures. Wishing you every success 😊
Yes, scorpions and snakes! But I was more concerned about hyenas or wolves tbh 😆 the scorpions and snakes are more active at night and I was safe from them in the bivvy, although I did check under the nearby rocks to make sure there were none hiding underneath 😬
Hello Matt. You're going to Israel from Jordan ! It’s incredible desert tour that will be the toughest of your hikes. I like the view of the rocks, but I think the heat is unimaginable. I was surprised to see you camping in a desert area where it is hot during the day and cold at night, and where there are many dangerous animals 😁 It was a very impressive and enjoyable tour. Thank you for such a wonderful sharing. Take care 😊 I'm looking forward to next video 🤩👍
Hey Juli! Hahah well, in fact it was the other way around, Israel to Jordan but I didn't have opportunity to edit the videos in order 😆 the heat was very dry so despite the high temperature it wasn't as unbearable as it would be in humidity, but still tough to climb mountains in 😅 thanks very much for watching and enjoy your Sunday!
Nice one, Matt. I have waited until I can watch it from start to finish. Madness, that heat was searing, but it certainly gave some great views. You said that was a bird hide. I'm thinking a snipers nest left over or in case of wars. Don't worry about Mossad, I've forwarded your vlog to them 😂. Another epic vlog. Thanks for sharing. I bet you loved that dip.
You're absolutely right, Chris! Just before I got picked up by the couple en route to the campsite I noticed quite a few more of the nests and they were all placed strategically on hilltops. I asked the couple and they confirmed they were indeed for snipers. Wish I'd recorded that bit! Thanks so much for watching, appreciate it. If you don't hear from me again, you'll know I've been collared by Mossad 😁
wow thats so challenging Hiking and Wild Camping in SEARING Desert Heat. but any way thats must be so much fun and good experience. thanks for sharing bro
That was quite a hike, indeed. Love the views at 4:43 where you can see the Red Sea and all the countries. Thank you for sharing, have a great weekend. Greetings from Naples, Florida. (Like 33) 👍💯
This is a great adventure in Israel! 💪Beautifully filmed desert and canyons.👍 This looks like red earth over there. Fantastic landscapes around and in the distance. Yes, it really needs a lot of water. I think it's wonderful to spend a night in the desert in Israel Matt. Great!!! 👏Big Like 15😊
Thanks guys! It's a mixture of yellow and red earth that seems to change colour depending on where the sun is in the sky 😄 it's very dry there. 4 litres of water per day isn't enough. Nights in the desert are a unique experience, I would recommend it if you get opportunity 😁
Very glad you were able to see some wildlife - that bird let you get close and the gazelle grazing under the tree were awesome. Such an amazing landscape & it would be tough walking through that heat.
Thanks Donna! I did see some kind of rodent creature too, one I'd never seen before, but he scuttled off before I got chance to get my camera out! There were so many gazelles and they weren't concerned about humans at all. I saw a few ibexes as well but they ran away when I was 200 metres away. Saw some huge lizards too. I wonder what I missed out on at night time. Grateful that no hyenas ate my pitta bread 😆
Mate did I enjoy this one! Love the vast open spaces and the views of the industrial town(s) from the top. You deserve every can of cold soda for your efforts. Excited for your next videos in this region!
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Man that really does look like another world! This kind of landscape really does fascinate me, you might as well be on Mars! It must have been such an amazing experience being able to spend the night there too!
Thanks mate! It was like being on a different planet, a very hot one 😆 the night sky, fresh dry air and the silence of the desert are things that can't be picked up on camera, I'm sure you'll experience it yourself on your travels one day if you haven't already 😁
Amazing stuff Matt! I can't function at all in heat - so going on a hike like this is just unimaginable for me. Great video as always, love to see the growth you've had on this channel. Can't wait to see you go further afield, and hike in more isolated locations!
Amazing and impressive hike mate, you nailed the warmest country in the world, beautiful place and nice to see the deserts and beautiful rocks formations, fantastic mate love it and I enjoyed it till the end 43:55
Nice adventure, I dream of being able to do this one day and visit Israel and be able to spend the night in this place, I respect you, man, you made a super video 😎👍
The views are amazing. How to heck do you do it Matt? I'm out of breath looking at you in all that heat too. You must really enjoy it and its a big achievement. Well done! Thanks for sharing 😊
Looked like quite the adventure Peter Bread and a lot of hot work climbing. Some awesome views from the top tho. You wouldn't want to get lost out there. I bet that dip in the sea was most welcome 👍
Probably the best dip I've had in my life tbh Paul 😆 luckily the trails there are very well mapped out, which is why I chose Israel over say Egypt, Morocco etc for desert hiking. Thanks for watching mate 🤠😁🤠
Respect for your motivation to run through such an area 💪🏻 now you can claim to have been on Mars 🥳 the jump into the sea at the end you have really earned 💪🏻🙋♂
That is a sweltering heat! Some trek just to get to the start, in the 30s! People living in tents and caravans, must be incredibly expensive. Blue and white markers for the trail. It all looks so inhospitable, what a bucket list place to be. Its nice to hear the Muslim prayer in those countries, lovely almost constant sound.peanuts, fruit, croissants, unidentifiable meat, hummus, water and dates, great provisions! 4x4 and quad biking heaven. Gosh your headed to a very popular spot but at the right time. Nice bit of scrambling and exposure, the railings are really decent. That sand walking looks hard work! Gosh the light at dusk looks very refreshing, except for the flies. Love your fly coping disguise! Picnics with Matt, spin off channel we think! Boo, no red canyon, you’ve seen one you’ve seen another. Great desert sleep! Amazing life choices, maybe half a deathwish! Was waiting for Last Crusade to crop up, i can hear the John Williams music playing in on your vertical climb! Another great setup given the conditions, darn you drunk teenagers, rest up in this legal spot, wow those teens were full on! First out of the camp in the morning, well played! Great video Peter!
Cheers Nick, great comment! If I was to ever go back there I think I'd definitely rent a quad bike or jeep for a couple of days! I had the Indiana Jones soundtrack going in my head once or twice as well whilst I was hiking 🤣 and for some reason the Jurassic Park soundtrack, which has been stuck in my head for a few years now whenever out hiking 🤔 haha maybe I could put the picnic/food parts on Short videos, not a bad idea 🤣 thanks for watching and have a great Sunday (it's sunny down here 😍🌞)
@@no_soy_rubio definitely something to be said for “how to” videos. Planning for two days in the desert, or what to buy to survive, food review, gear review, see your in the market for a new bag! We have the sun too, not 30+ more like 8 with an East wind! Have an awesome day 👍
@@GENerationXplorers yeah, the 'how to' and equipment videos seem to definitely get new viewers, I will probably do a review on the bivvy when the weather gets better, and maybe a video on what I pack for a 3-day trek, but I struggle to motivate myself to make those kind of videos if I'm honest. Have a good one mate!
Incredibly wild walking. The landscapes are amazing if a bit dusty. Those climbs up the loose rock were really difficult. Well beyond me now. I know just how hard climbing loose rocky trails in hot terrain can be. Years ago we did something similar in the Turkish Taurus mountains. Walls and gulleys where no-one had been before on the flanks of a mountain called Demirkazik eventually defeated us. Very jealous of your ability to experience so much in these wonderful areas. Even years ago I don`t think I would have been tackling such routes solo.
I've just looked up Demirkazik and it looks great! Another place to add to the list! It's good to accept when you're defeated. Part of me thinks I could've probably made it to the Red Canyon, my original plan - but I preferred to adjust my plans on this occasion. You're absolutely right about the loose rock, especially on the descent it can be very tricky. I'm 41 now, so I figure I've got maybe a couple or so years left of trips like this, then onto more sedate (some would say normal) travels!
@@no_soy_rubio We were first in the Taurus in 1974, my late teens, so now as I approach 70 I have a lot to look back on. Still manage plenty of activity but there comes a time when you cannot do everything you would like. When I was your age I thought to do all the more energetic things and I would slow down in later years. Problem is that even now I really do not want to slow down. Covid though put the brakes on and then health problems start to arrive. Last year though we were away as much as we were at home. Keep going and I am sure you have decades left before the brakes need to come on.
@@IvorsTravels thanks Ivor! I know what you mean. I still play football quite regularly, and my body just isn't capable of keeping up with the 20-somethings anymore, even if my mind wants it to. Conversely, Covid was the spur for me to do more, when the world started to open up again I knew I needed to live life as much as possible. Before covid I would rarely do anything solo, always with friends, but they have busy lives with families etc, which meant I really wasn't doing much. I'm addicted to solo travel now and see my friends less, but I'm sure there'll be more of a balance in the future! You're doing great, spending 50% of your time away, inspiring.
What a great video. I haven't made it to Israel yet. I had mentioned in the last video I was on my way to Jordan and got Amoebic Dysentery in Turkey (there was no electricity in places and though the meal that I contracted it from was probably the best meal I ever had, it cost me - I wasn't able to visit Jordan, Israel, or Egypt. I did make it to Syria.) I envy you that you were able to hike out into the desert in Israel. What a view up top. I love hiking in the desert although I am not sure you would describe it that way. Thank you for this. Swimming in the Dead Sea is another must on my list of things to do.
Amoebic dysentery sounds pretty darn awful. I hope you get chance to visit the region, it really is interesting. I would say Petra and Jerusalem are absolute 'must-sees'. I'm glad you got to see Syria at least. I'd love to go, when the situation has improved. Lebanon too.
Wow Matt! Your best yet, it’s riveting! What an adventure!!! I kept thinking about the movie, 127 hours 😱 Do take care!! 😂 In Tenerife right now, having watched your previous episodes. Thanks for a great video. Sue 👍
Aww thanks Sue! I was worried the length of the episode would put people off! Yeah now you mention it, it is similar scenery to 127 hours, thankfully not the same result 😆 have a great time in Tenerife! I'm heading to Lanzarote on Wednesday. Will you be vlogging whilst there?
@@no_soy_rubio yes, almost certainly, however we are on wheels 😁 Generally, longer vlogs can be difficult to stay tuned in to, but I can honestly say that I was hooked. Amazing!!!
Hey Matt I won’t bang on for too long !you have a lot of comments to get back to m8t 🤠👍 But I’ll say this this is some of your best work Matt an epic adventure in an epic desert mountain landscape (and super well filmed) 🙌🙌 Best wishes Simon 🤠🙏🏼🏔️ (Loved the planet of the Apes reference) exact what I was thinking 🤭
@@no_soy_rubio Of course, Mr. Matt a cup of espresso as dark as your suntan or Caramel Brulee Latte with extra shots? or Irish cream with rum? My 6'10" barista is taking day off...😭I figure I need to take an intermission break between your film. I am watching the 3rd time before compose my (brief?) comment.
@@ms.kayak7seas haha well the latte sounds good to me! No rum right now, it's 8:30am and I have work later 😆 Yes, it's quite a long video, I usually break them down into parts but I have a few videos I need to post so it all got lumped into one 😆
@@no_soy_rubio Surprisingly, I didn't feel it was long at all, but it makes sense you produced it in one. I can almost see the dirt particle in the air, cough cough..I forgot to blink when I saw the landscape, the pillars of rock formed. I was searching where your passions come from and watched some old Bear Grylls TV shows and dreamed.. Here it is another cup of the Starbucks latte, please don't spill...Starbucks just opened here this morning..I need to complete my comment before my brain shut off..
I would say everyone at one point should visit Jerusalem even if you're not interested in religion, it's incredible. Enjoy Nepal, I'm sure that will be fantastic!
I played some GeoGuessr a few months back, but haven't seen any Israel flags. The script and the license plates from cars usually reveal it. That Michael Jackson joke... haha. I was laughing before you explained why (schamona iiiihiiiii). You're a funny lad! This whole tour was really impressive, mate! Never been there, but this video was sick. I need to visit one day. Better than a documentary and I am not even a bit exaggerating.
Oooh I just had to look up what GeoGuessr is, looks interesting. Hahaha shamoneee 😆 I was thinking of doing a moonwalk at the Peak but I might have tripped and fallen off it 😅 Top man, Gabriel. Thanks for watching 🤠😁
I agree! I cope better with the heat than I do the cold. The information boards in the park recommend 5 litres of water for a day hike, I managed with 8 litres over the 48 hours (plus two coca-colas!)
Would be nice to have seen the red canyon, but still just a nice adventure. You are a lot braver than we were when visiting Israel. We didn't even want to drive to some locations, as we were a bit afraid of having issues at the border checkpoints to Palestine, so we ended up on some of the worst tours we ever took (#toursim-industry). Was really nice to see this other side of the country, although I have to admit 45 minutes was quite a long video for us to watch...
Yeah I don't really like organised trips, much prefer to do my own thing! I know what you mean about the checkpoints and everything, and all the military everywhere. I do usually break these videos up into 3 parts but had so much to edit before my next trip I just put it all in one 😆 which tours did you go on? Thanks for watching and have a great weekend!
@@no_soy_rubio we were stationed in Tel Aviv and took a bus to Jerusalem and one to the Dead Sea. Both tours were terrible and only focussed on spending time in shops instead of exploring the rich culture. We had no time to stay in the most important locations to Christianity, but all the time in the world to look at cheap jewelry. At the dead sea, we had to almost run to make it in and back before the bus wanted to leave... Never again. Such a shame. Especially as all the tours are on the same schedule. We visited a castle on the Dead sea trip and it was crowded and you couldn't explore the area at all. Skipping the scheduled lunch was all we had to do to suddenly have the entire place to ourself... Usually I would have skipped a 45 min video, but as I am editing myself right now, I could have it running next to it. Where is your next trip going to take you to?
@@HikeForHappiness ahh that sucks! I only stayed 2 days in Tel Aviv, took a train to Jerusalem and stayed there 2 days as well. I'll be posting a video from Jerusalem next week. I thought Tel Aviv was OK (Jaffa was a little underwhelming), but Jerusalem was incredible, especially the Old City. I wasn't too interested in seeing the Dead Sea as it looked very touristy (like you've described) and saw a video of it once and it looked kind of dirty. Apparently it's better to see from the Jordanian side. My next trip is to Lanzarote, flying out Wednesday 🤠
@@no_soy_rubio can only agree with everything you said. We only planned the trip to Israel last minute, as I was in between jobs and we more or less only booked it when I was just agreeing on a position. I actually signed my offer from Tel Aviv. Looking forward to what you have to show from Jerusalem and the time in Lanzarote.
@@HikeForHappiness ahhh ok, well at least it was a productive trip, in a way 😁 I need to catch up with your videos too, I fell behind while I was away and have been flat out editing when I haven't been at work!
Your challenge is to conquer the land of "Hamada." My ears failed to catch the voice of prayers and now listened to online resource "Adhan" which fascinates me. As the sounds of coarse sands from each step you make reach the first summit, I feel envious of you that you can put hands on the four counties from the first summit. Maybe NGM is looking for this image for their front-cover. 5:51 There are many fine capturing images you shot, for instance, mountain goats and you. 6:56 Your muah sounds attract mountain goats? Certainly, it doesn't give you excess space to get around. 13:48 14: 09 have you done rock climbing? How can you keep meat and hummus cool during hiking in the heat?19:45 The pillar of rock formation, hoodoo looking, appears in front of you.. 22:23 Is that rich -iron formation? I thought the hiking trail marking is white & blue stripes and now is it white & black stripes? I am glad to know you made it through alive, not even a life-threatening bite from a viper. You earned a compete triumph over the precarious and minacious situation. Also appreciate this view 32:14. You sounds exhausted with your big smile, but the satisfaction is greater. Yes, you deserve whatever you desire. I can almost feel pain from sunburn when you dip in your body in the sea. Perfect! This is the 4th time I am trying to compose and drop it off...
This is a great comment Ms K7S, I'm glad it finally arrived! Thanks RUclips! 😁 yes, Hamada, that's right. Not so much a classic sand desert, more rock! A couple of days later I was there in Jordan, and being woken up by the call of prayer at 5am. It's an interesting sound. Is NGM National Geographic? Hmm no, the goats/gazelles pretty much ignored me completely. That was pretty much rock climbing/via ferrata, yes 😁 the meat and hummus don't stay cool 😆 but I keep them wrapped up so they don't spoil, although they're not exactly fresh after 36 hours or so. There were multiple trails there actually, it's the main reason I picked Israel for desert hiking, the only country in the region where they have proper trails and facilities (including rescues) Surprisingly I didn't get sunburned, I was very diligent with my sunblock, for once in my life 😆 thank you as always for watching and especially for persisting with the comment, it's always appreciated 😁
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Have you been to Ramon Crater ? Nice video!
Thank you! No, this was my first time in Israel and I went to Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem and Eilat!
HI 👋🏻 Great video! Really enjoyed the hike and fabulous views and scenery. Interesting to see what you packed for your hike too. Loving the commentary. Keep sharing these great adventures. Wishing you every success 😊
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Wow, a great Adventure Matt. so beautiful in the Eilat Mountains. Colors are mesmering. You are courageous. could there be scorpions in this desert ?
Yes, scorpions and snakes! But I was more concerned about hyenas or wolves tbh 😆 the scorpions and snakes are more active at night and I was safe from them in the bivvy, although I did check under the nearby rocks to make sure there were none hiding underneath 😬
Hello Matt. You're going to Israel from Jordan ! It’s incredible desert tour that will be the toughest of your hikes. I like the view of the rocks, but I think the heat is unimaginable. I was surprised to see you camping in a desert area where it is hot during the day and cold at night, and where there are many dangerous animals 😁
It was a very impressive and enjoyable tour. Thank you for such a wonderful sharing. Take care 😊 I'm looking forward to next video 🤩👍
Hey Juli! Hahah well, in fact it was the other way around, Israel to Jordan but I didn't have opportunity to edit the videos in order 😆 the heat was very dry so despite the high temperature it wasn't as unbearable as it would be in humidity, but still tough to climb mountains in 😅 thanks very much for watching and enjoy your Sunday!
@@no_soy_rubio I thought it would be dry because it's a desert area, but it's humid 😯Have a happy Sunday you too, Matt😉
I always wanted to see a desert in the night!Must be something!Crazy adventure you have there, true explorer!
The desert sky was really beautiful! And the silence was very nice! Things that unfortunately can't be captured on video!
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Nice one, Matt. I have waited until I can watch it from start to finish. Madness, that heat was searing, but it certainly gave some great views. You said that was a bird hide. I'm thinking a snipers nest left over or in case of wars. Don't worry about Mossad, I've forwarded your vlog to them 😂. Another epic vlog. Thanks for sharing. I bet you loved that dip.
You're absolutely right, Chris! Just before I got picked up by the couple en route to the campsite I noticed quite a few more of the nests and they were all placed strategically on hilltops. I asked the couple and they confirmed they were indeed for snipers. Wish I'd recorded that bit! Thanks so much for watching, appreciate it. If you don't hear from me again, you'll know I've been collared by Mossad 😁
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wow thats so challenging Hiking and Wild Camping in SEARING Desert Heat. but any way thats must be so much fun and good experience. thanks for sharing bro
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That was quite a hike, indeed. Love the views at 4:43 where you can see the Red Sea and all the countries. Thank you for sharing, have a great weekend. Greetings from Naples, Florida. (Like 33) 👍💯
Thank you! That was definitely a highlight for me too! Have a great one also 😁
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Thanks Ervin! It was very cool being at such an interesting point geographically
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This is a great adventure in Israel! 💪Beautifully filmed desert and canyons.👍 This looks like red earth over there. Fantastic landscapes around and in the distance. Yes, it really needs a lot of water. I think it's wonderful to spend a night in the desert in Israel Matt. Great!!! 👏Big Like 15😊
Thanks guys! It's a mixture of yellow and red earth that seems to change colour depending on where the sun is in the sky 😄 it's very dry there. 4 litres of water per day isn't enough. Nights in the desert are a unique experience, I would recommend it if you get opportunity 😁
Greetings, my friend. Great trip. When I'm in the cold, I want warmth, when I'm in the warmth, I want coldness😄👍
Hahah for me I like hot much better than cold 🤠🤪
Very glad you were able to see some wildlife - that bird let you get close and the gazelle grazing under the tree were awesome. Such an amazing landscape & it would be tough walking through that heat.
Thanks Donna! I did see some kind of rodent creature too, one I'd never seen before, but he scuttled off before I got chance to get my camera out! There were so many gazelles and they weren't concerned about humans at all. I saw a few ibexes as well but they ran away when I was 200 metres away. Saw some huge lizards too. I wonder what I missed out on at night time. Grateful that no hyenas ate my pitta bread 😆
Impressing canyon, looks stunning 👌👌👌 and such views. The dip in the ocean looks good. Thanks for sharing 👍😊
Thanks for watching, the dip was probably the best feeling of the whole trip 😁 have a great weekend 🤠
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That looked like really hard work but what a wonderful experience. ❤
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Nice place to hike
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Hmm desert looks like a nice place to hike
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Mate did I enjoy this one! Love the vast open spaces and the views of the industrial town(s) from the top. You deserve every can of cold soda for your efforts. Excited for your next videos in this region!
Thanks mate! Sure was something a little different 😁🤠
I would love to visit one day. So cool and absolutely gorgeous!
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It looks so hot out there but the place is awesome.enjoy the hike
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Um excelente conteúdo , que nos apresenta imagens maravilhosas !
Um lugar completamente exótico , que nos transmite uma sensação incrível ! --__ vejo aqui um mundo paralelo !
Parabéns e o meu sincero agradecimento , por você nos proporcionar minutos tão mágicos !
Deixo aqui o meu apoio .👍60 👈
* Foi muito bom, estar aqui novamente visitando o seu canal !
Felicidades e uma Boa Sorte , ao longo de sua jornada 🙏
Dentro de total admiração e respeito. __---- Saudações do Brasil 🌻
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Man that really does look like another world! This kind of landscape really does fascinate me, you might as well be on Mars! It must have been such an amazing experience being able to spend the night there too!
Thanks mate! It was like being on a different planet, a very hot one 😆 the night sky, fresh dry air and the silence of the desert are things that can't be picked up on camera, I'm sure you'll experience it yourself on your travels one day if you haven't already 😁
옐로우 스톤 사막지대를 지나 호수가 있는 지역까지 야생 캠핑의 흥미로운 영상 공유해 주셔서 감사합니다. 친애하는 친구님. 오늘도 편안하시고 즐거운 주말 되세요😊😊
감사합니다 😁
Cool vid 👍👍👍👍
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excellent and well done 👍🌄💯
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Amazing stuff Matt! I can't function at all in heat - so going on a hike like this is just unimaginable for me. Great video as always, love to see the growth you've had on this channel. Can't wait to see you go further afield, and hike in more isolated locations!
Thanks dude! I don't think I'll do hiking like that in that heat again for a while haha. Next trip is Lanzarote, which is *only* 25° 😆
Amazing and impressive hike mate, you nailed the warmest country in the world, beautiful place and nice to see the deserts and beautiful rocks formations, fantastic mate love it and I enjoyed it till the end 43:55
Thanks Anthony, appreciate it 😁 wouldn't rush back to hike in the desert but it was sure was interesting to do 🤠
like Eilat Mountains
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Dig your travels and adventure fans from Nor Cal
Thank you 😎
Omg that was one hell of a hike bud 😀
Thanks dude 😁 still recovering 2 weeks later 😅
I bet I take my hat off to you for doing it especially in the heat you the man bud look forward to your next adventure😀
Nice one mate, great view from the top of there. Well done for getting to the top of it too, proud of ya
Thanks mate, it wasn't easy in that heat 🤣🤣
@@no_soy_rubio Yeah I’m not surprised mate, noticed you were panting a bit in places
Fair play to you though
Nice adventure, I dream of being able to do this one day and visit Israel and be able to spend the night in this place, I respect you, man, you made a super video 😎👍
Thank you my friend! It looked a bit colder in your last video 😁🤠
The views are amazing. How to heck do you do it Matt? I'm out of breath looking at you in all that heat too. You must really enjoy it and its a big achievement. Well done! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks Jennifer! It was hard work, I didn't expect it to get quite so hot as that 😆
Looked like quite the adventure Peter Bread and a lot of hot work climbing. Some awesome views from the top tho. You wouldn't want to get lost out there. I bet that dip in the sea was most welcome 👍
Probably the best dip I've had in my life tbh Paul 😆 luckily the trails there are very well mapped out, which is why I chose Israel over say Egypt, Morocco etc for desert hiking. Thanks for watching mate 🤠😁🤠
Respect for your motivation to run through such an area 💪🏻 now you can claim to have been on Mars 🥳 the jump into the sea at the end you have really earned 💪🏻🙋♂
Haha it really does look like Mars in some places 👽 wish I was back in that sea now 🌊 hope you're feeling better bro
@@no_soy_rubio So far so good....the power is slowly coming back 💪🏻 thanks for asking 🙋♂
Wow, that dust storm would have about done me in! Way to stick it out!
Luckily it only occurred when a vehicle went past 😆
Watching mate
Thanks mate...a bit warmer than your last camp 😉🤠😁
That is a sweltering heat! Some trek just to get to the start, in the 30s! People living in tents and caravans, must be incredibly expensive. Blue and white markers for the trail. It all looks so inhospitable, what a bucket list place to be. Its nice to hear the Muslim prayer in those countries, lovely almost constant sound.peanuts, fruit, croissants, unidentifiable meat, hummus, water and dates, great provisions! 4x4 and quad biking heaven. Gosh your headed to a very popular spot but at the right time. Nice bit of scrambling and exposure, the railings are really decent. That sand walking looks hard work! Gosh the light at dusk looks very refreshing, except for the flies. Love your fly coping disguise! Picnics with Matt, spin off channel we think! Boo, no red canyon, you’ve seen one you’ve seen another. Great desert sleep! Amazing life choices, maybe half a deathwish! Was waiting for Last Crusade to crop up, i can hear the John Williams music playing in on your vertical climb! Another great setup given the conditions, darn you drunk teenagers, rest up in this legal spot, wow those teens were full on! First out of the camp in the morning, well played! Great video Peter!
Cheers Nick, great comment! If I was to ever go back there I think I'd definitely rent a quad bike or jeep for a couple of days! I had the Indiana Jones soundtrack going in my head once or twice as well whilst I was hiking 🤣 and for some reason the Jurassic Park soundtrack, which has been stuck in my head for a few years now whenever out hiking 🤔 haha maybe I could put the picnic/food parts on Short videos, not a bad idea 🤣 thanks for watching and have a great Sunday (it's sunny down here 😍🌞)
@@no_soy_rubio definitely something to be said for “how to” videos. Planning for two days in the desert, or what to buy to survive, food review, gear review, see your in the market for a new bag! We have the sun too, not 30+ more like 8 with an East wind! Have an awesome day 👍
@@GENerationXplorers yeah, the 'how to' and equipment videos seem to definitely get new viewers, I will probably do a review on the bivvy when the weather gets better, and maybe a video on what I pack for a 3-day trek, but I struggle to motivate myself to make those kind of videos if I'm honest. Have a good one mate!
nice guy
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Cheers Ally!
Incredibly wild walking. The landscapes are amazing if a bit dusty. Those climbs up the loose rock were really difficult. Well beyond me now. I know just how hard climbing loose rocky trails in hot terrain can be. Years ago we did something similar in the Turkish Taurus mountains. Walls and gulleys where no-one had been before on the flanks of a mountain called Demirkazik eventually defeated us. Very jealous of your ability to experience so much in these wonderful areas. Even years ago I don`t think I would have been tackling such routes solo.
I've just looked up Demirkazik and it looks great! Another place to add to the list! It's good to accept when you're defeated. Part of me thinks I could've probably made it to the Red Canyon, my original plan - but I preferred to adjust my plans on this occasion. You're absolutely right about the loose rock, especially on the descent it can be very tricky. I'm 41 now, so I figure I've got maybe a couple or so years left of trips like this, then onto more sedate (some would say normal) travels!
@@no_soy_rubio We were first in the Taurus in 1974, my late teens, so now as I approach 70 I have a lot to look back on. Still manage plenty of activity but there comes a time when you cannot do everything you would like. When I was your age I thought to do all the more energetic things and I would slow down in later years. Problem is that even now I really do not want to slow down. Covid though put the brakes on and then health problems start to arrive. Last year though we were away as much as we were at home. Keep going and I am sure you have decades left before the brakes need to come on.
@@IvorsTravels thanks Ivor! I know what you mean. I still play football quite regularly, and my body just isn't capable of keeping up with the 20-somethings anymore, even if my mind wants it to. Conversely, Covid was the spur for me to do more, when the world started to open up again I knew I needed to live life as much as possible. Before covid I would rarely do anything solo, always with friends, but they have busy lives with families etc, which meant I really wasn't doing much. I'm addicted to solo travel now and see my friends less, but I'm sure there'll be more of a balance in the future! You're doing great, spending 50% of your time away, inspiring.
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What a great video. I haven't made it to Israel yet. I had mentioned in the last video I was on my way to Jordan and got Amoebic Dysentery in Turkey (there was no electricity in places and though the meal that I contracted it from was probably the best meal I ever had, it cost me - I wasn't able to visit Jordan, Israel, or Egypt. I did make it to Syria.) I envy you that you were able to hike out into the desert in Israel. What a view up top. I love hiking in the desert although I am not sure you would describe it that way. Thank you for this. Swimming in the Dead Sea is another must on my list of things to do.
Amoebic dysentery sounds pretty darn awful. I hope you get chance to visit the region, it really is interesting. I would say Petra and Jerusalem are absolute 'must-sees'. I'm glad you got to see Syria at least. I'd love to go, when the situation has improved. Lebanon too.
Good place to hike but don't forget to drink a lot of water. Regards from Macau
Thank you Murni 😁🤠
Wow Matt! Your best yet, it’s riveting! What an adventure!!! I kept thinking about the movie, 127 hours 😱 Do take care!! 😂 In Tenerife right now, having watched your previous episodes. Thanks for a great video. Sue 👍
Aww thanks Sue! I was worried the length of the episode would put people off! Yeah now you mention it, it is similar scenery to 127 hours, thankfully not the same result 😆 have a great time in Tenerife! I'm heading to Lanzarote on Wednesday. Will you be vlogging whilst there?
@@no_soy_rubio yes, almost certainly, however we are on wheels 😁 Generally, longer vlogs can be difficult to stay tuned in to, but I can honestly say that I was hooked. Amazing!!!
@@FIVE-FOOTLyth aww thanks Sue! Appreciate that! Have a great time over there, e joy the 🌞
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Obrigadooo 😁
Hey Matt I won’t bang on for too long !you have a lot of comments to get back to m8t 🤠👍
But I’ll say this this is some of your best work Matt an epic adventure in an epic desert mountain landscape (and super well filmed) 🙌🙌
Best wishes Simon 🤠🙏🏼🏔️
(Loved the planet of the Apes reference) exact what I was thinking 🤭
Legend, cheers Simon! Sure was an experience! And I had a new appreciation for water after this 😆🤠
@@no_soy_rubio I bet 🥵🤣
Happy St. Patrick's Day. Please allow me to pick up my Starbucks Carmel Brulee Latte first before this film starts.
Ooooh could you pick me one up on the way? ☕️😋
@@no_soy_rubio Of course, Mr. Matt a cup of espresso as dark as your suntan or Caramel Brulee Latte with extra shots? or Irish cream with rum? My 6'10" barista is taking day off...😭I figure I need to take an intermission break between your film. I am watching the 3rd time before compose my (brief?) comment.
@@ms.kayak7seas haha well the latte sounds good to me! No rum right now, it's 8:30am and I have work later 😆 Yes, it's quite a long video, I usually break them down into parts but I have a few videos I need to post so it all got lumped into one 😆
@@no_soy_rubio Surprisingly, I didn't feel it was long at all, but it makes sense you produced it in one. I can almost see the dirt particle in the air, cough cough..I forgot to blink when I saw the landscape, the pillars of rock formed. I was searching where your passions come from and watched some old Bear Grylls TV shows and dreamed.. Here it is another cup of the Starbucks latte, please don't spill...Starbucks just opened here this morning..I need to complete my comment before my brain shut off..
I like rocket mountain
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37:25 ops, hehehe CCTV is watching you!
Hahaha 🧐🧐🧐
Never been to Israel, but I am doing the Langtang Trek and one that is joining me is from Israel, originally from Brazil.
I would say everyone at one point should visit Jerusalem even if you're not interested in religion, it's incredible. Enjoy Nepal, I'm sure that will be fantastic!
I played some GeoGuessr a few months back, but haven't seen any Israel flags. The script and the license plates from cars usually reveal it.
That Michael Jackson joke... haha. I was laughing before you explained why (schamona iiiihiiiii). You're a funny lad!
This whole tour was really impressive, mate! Never been there, but this video was sick. I need to visit one day. Better than a documentary and I am not even a bit exaggerating.
Oooh I just had to look up what GeoGuessr is, looks interesting.
Hahaha shamoneee 😆 I was thinking of doing a moonwalk at the Peak but I might have tripped and fallen off it 😅 Top man, Gabriel. Thanks for watching 🤠😁
As long as you have an adequate supply of water should be doable....it is a good thing to train one's body to extreme heat...and cold for that matter
I agree! I cope better with the heat than I do the cold. The information boards in the park recommend 5 litres of water for a day hike, I managed with 8 litres over the 48 hours (plus two coca-colas!)
@@no_soy_rubio sometimes vodka helps too 😂
Would be nice to have seen the red canyon, but still just a nice adventure. You are a lot braver than we were when visiting Israel. We didn't even want to drive to some locations, as we were a bit afraid of having issues at the border checkpoints to Palestine, so we ended up on some of the worst tours we ever took (#toursim-industry). Was really nice to see this other side of the country, although I have to admit 45 minutes was quite a long video for us to watch...
Yeah I don't really like organised trips, much prefer to do my own thing! I know what you mean about the checkpoints and everything, and all the military everywhere. I do usually break these videos up into 3 parts but had so much to edit before my next trip I just put it all in one 😆 which tours did you go on? Thanks for watching and have a great weekend!
@@no_soy_rubio we were stationed in Tel Aviv and took a bus to Jerusalem and one to the Dead Sea. Both tours were terrible and only focussed on spending time in shops instead of exploring the rich culture. We had no time to stay in the most important locations to Christianity, but all the time in the world to look at cheap jewelry.
At the dead sea, we had to almost run to make it in and back before the bus wanted to leave... Never again. Such a shame. Especially as all the tours are on the same schedule. We visited a castle on the Dead sea trip and it was crowded and you couldn't explore the area at all. Skipping the scheduled lunch was all we had to do to suddenly have the entire place to ourself...
Usually I would have skipped a 45 min video, but as I am editing myself right now, I could have it running next to it.
Where is your next trip going to take you to?
@@HikeForHappiness ahh that sucks! I only stayed 2 days in Tel Aviv, took a train to Jerusalem and stayed there 2 days as well. I'll be posting a video from Jerusalem next week. I thought Tel Aviv was OK (Jaffa was a little underwhelming), but Jerusalem was incredible, especially the Old City. I wasn't too interested in seeing the Dead Sea as it looked very touristy (like you've described) and saw a video of it once and it looked kind of dirty. Apparently it's better to see from the Jordanian side. My next trip is to Lanzarote, flying out Wednesday 🤠
@@no_soy_rubio can only agree with everything you said. We only planned the trip to Israel last minute, as I was in between jobs and we more or less only booked it when I was just agreeing on a position. I actually signed my offer from Tel Aviv.
Looking forward to what you have to show from Jerusalem and the time in Lanzarote.
@@HikeForHappiness ahhh ok, well at least it was a productive trip, in a way 😁 I need to catch up with your videos too, I fell behind while I was away and have been flat out editing when I haven't been at work!
My fork is looking how I feel broken 💔 😂
Hahah totally 🤣
Your challenge is to conquer the land of "Hamada." My ears failed to catch the voice of prayers and now listened to online resource "Adhan" which fascinates me. As the sounds of coarse sands from each step you make reach the first summit, I feel envious of you that you can put hands on the four counties from the first summit. Maybe NGM is looking for this image for their front-cover. 5:51 There are many fine capturing images you shot, for instance, mountain goats and you. 6:56 Your muah sounds attract mountain goats? Certainly, it doesn't give you excess space to get around. 13:48 14: 09 have you done rock climbing? How can you keep meat and hummus cool during hiking in the heat?19:45 The pillar of rock formation, hoodoo looking, appears in front of you.. 22:23 Is that rich -iron formation? I thought the hiking trail marking is white & blue stripes and now is it white & black stripes? I am glad to know you made it through alive, not even a life-threatening bite from a viper. You earned a compete triumph over the precarious and minacious situation. Also appreciate this view 32:14. You sounds exhausted with your big smile, but the satisfaction is greater. Yes, you deserve whatever you desire. I can almost feel pain from sunburn when you dip in your body in the sea. Perfect! This is the 4th time I am trying to compose and drop it off...
This is a great comment Ms K7S, I'm glad it finally arrived! Thanks RUclips! 😁 yes, Hamada, that's right. Not so much a classic sand desert, more rock! A couple of days later I was there in Jordan, and being woken up by the call of prayer at 5am. It's an interesting sound. Is NGM National Geographic? Hmm no, the goats/gazelles pretty much ignored me completely. That was pretty much rock climbing/via ferrata, yes 😁 the meat and hummus don't stay cool 😆 but I keep them wrapped up so they don't spoil, although they're not exactly fresh after 36 hours or so. There were multiple trails there actually, it's the main reason I picked Israel for desert hiking, the only country in the region where they have proper trails and facilities (including rescues) Surprisingly I didn't get sunburned, I was very diligent with my sunblock, for once in my life 😆 thank you as always for watching and especially for persisting with the comment, it's always appreciated 😁
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