Hi, I feel some people are a bit confused about the term "solo" in reference to climbing. Very simply put: "Free Solo" = no ropes, no protection "Free Climb" = ropes, no additional climbing aiders "Solo Climb" = alone, ropes and gear are allowed
@@ZenHikingSwitzerland you are confusing people, Free climbing is a form of rock climbing in which the climber may use climbing equipment such as ropes and other means of climbing protection
@@JohnSmith-uk7gy the whole route is an aider literally he's wearing work gloves rock climbers do not wear gloves your hands would slip as a climber I just think the rung at the start that's bent very worrying
Thank you for taking me on this journey. I couldnt do this in the real world , unfortunately because of illness and also a fear of heights-but you made it possible me so a BIG thanks to you. Queens NY.
As an ex climber, I can say that they are totally safe, but the major safety is in both confidence and focus. A balance of focus with no stress is the best thing. An amazing way to balance yourself
@@slXD100 not this ferrata for a first timer. I am convinced that anyone who goes into the mountains will lose his fear of heights. I had massive fear of heights when i first went around 8 years ago. After the first two days of hiking (not even ferrata) I learned what height means and how it feels and how normal it is. The next time I went I had no fear anymore. Just try it out! You will surely love the freedom you can not feel anywhere else.
A week ago i did a via ferrata in belgium aywaille, it was like 50 mketers high so nothing compared to this video but i already got scared when i heared "50 meters high" but later on the climb it keeps getting less scary
Amazing - I need to watch this a couple more times - but after my heart rate comes down from the “skyrocket” zone - thank you so much for posting this , so friggin cool
This is amazing for along time have wanted to do this. From time to time I have depression but I feel experiencing something like this would be life changing. Would love to come along with you on your next climb. This is great to watch. Thanks for your video..
Super Video. The small town downthere is Leukerbad where i lived about 15 Years. Enjoy the Gemmiwall, the Gemmipass with Daubenlake and wonderful Nature.
I was mesmerized by your bold adventure. The scarry part was the path you took a vertical climb and I felt weak kneed. More than HATS OFF TO YOUR COURAGE AND SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE. I AM WONDERING HOW THE PATH WITH THE ROPE (metallic cable) AND LADDERS WERE MADE IN THE FIRST PLACE AND THE HOW YOU SET UP THE CROSS. I WOULD RATHER HAVE A HELICOPTER DROP ME REAL GENTLY ON A FLAT PLACE BY THE CROSS 😀😃. THE SURROUNDINGS ARE WONDERFULLY BEAUTIFUL. WATER STREAMS MADE ME FEEL THIRSTY - PURE AND MINERALIZED. TAKE CARE.
This is hands down the greatest cinematic masterpiece I have seen in quite some time. The raw physical ability to be able to climb up and down a face like that is amazing itself but being able to film it like that with the drone and everything, is incredible. Keep up the good work.
My guy writes “This is Sketchy”. SIR! The entire thing looked sketchy…all of it!…Mad respect to you for doing this. As a fellow Swiss, it is amazing to see my beautiful homeland from these heights. It is truly one of the most magnificent places on earth. Thank you for showing us this!
Truly sublime. Even watching your video coverage creates the thrill, exhilaration and challenge if your climbing achievements. Thanks so much for the additional efforts to create this professional video during the climb. 🙏
Holy moly😱😱 i pissed in my pants twice 😂😂😂😂CHAPEAU ❗❗👏👏This one is a serious track,compliments for your achievement,specially because you done it ALONE and with a very good timing, 4 hrs.Thank you for sharing and let us "taste" what it really feels like to get up there.👍👍Great video editing , the Path planer was a nice touch..
I really admire those people who installed the wire and steps on the cliffs. A scary job i wouldn`t do if you paid me a million dollars. Those guys or girls are the true heroes.
@@walterdraper6630 It's simple: A villain would risk your life so he can have fun. A hero would risk his own life so you can have fun. Those who installed this via ferrata risked their lives so you can have fun. And they don't even make a profit out of it (they are a non-profit organization). It's not easy to climb those mountains with some heavy equipment like a rotary hammer drill and an engine generator, to drill all those holes, to fix rungs and huge ladders, while hanging over the void. Plus, they thoroughly check the fixtures on a regular basis, to make sure that it stays safe over time.
I've scrambled some of the longest and narrowest ridges on mainland Britain, without ropes or protection . . . And I felt my palms getting sweaty watching that 😅
Congratulations my friend, the climb is a true marvel but the work of recording and editing it is also very good to show us all the effort that must be made to overcome this impressive route. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@advik8444 you can literally rest anywhere by just sitting in your harness. There is no part that requires crazy technique or strength. Again, it is long, it is high, and it is taxing. But you can take as long as you want and you will finish
Thank you for sharing this video. I've been recovering for over two years from a brain injury I sustained during karate practice. I'm in my mid 20s but I can barely stand long enough to do the dishes. I've been really struggling mentally lately. Watching videos like this really make me miss what I was able to do. However, it's also very inspiring and helps me see why it's worth to keep on fighting in my recovery. I will keep trying. Just the magnificence of the Alps. I don't know whether or not I'll reach being able to ascend a mountain again, but it's worth knowing what's out there and that it's worth keeping up the fight.
Remarkable video and very nice adventure. I would love to live in switzerland and have those mountains in my backyard. I’m an amateur rock climber, but if it existed Via Ferrata in Portugal I will do it.
How honorable of the Swiss to give a person an opportunity for a one and only experience like that. What a contribution to ones life, we will owe the Swiss forever.
Awesome! Thanks for filming it so I can enjoy the climb too. I would climb it myself, but I got severe dehydration due to palm sweating just watching you do it.
Thanks for the work you do! I watched this before going to bed and I sweat so much, my slippers and pajamas were soaking wet, haha! You must have great athleticism.
excellent drone shots and the route mapping is very useful, the music is so skechty though lol, I was wondering if I dare to climb this one day, the Mürren one already scared the shit out of me haha
I don't have any experience in rock climbing. However, this looks extremely challenging, to say the least, and also very fulfilling. The danger is not eliminated but there is a sense of safety obviously. Very physically demanding
Having climbed many Swiss, Austrian, and Italian Alps during my youthful days, we never had the added safety measures of ladders, cables, and steel handles and foot holds. Hats off for those huge improvements, and drone footage as well!
Thanks a lot! It took me a bit more than 4 hours to complete the via Ferrata, and then going down on the other side back to the Gemmi Cablecar was another 2 hours.
Wow! Fabulous! I did several of the Via Ferrata routes in the Dolomites a long time ago, but this is even better, with a lot more protection than I remember. Its when you come up to Ein Krappenplatz, where Spring rockfalls have dashed away the ladders or cable, and you REALLY need your climbing skills to get up / past. I couldn't do that these days - respect.
Unbelievable I watched on you tube guys climbing the Matterhorn the other day no ropes and just a massive drop I could not believe it amazing video mate ❤
Ja, so muss es sein! Immer extremer, immer geiler!! Man braucht ja einen Ausgleich für seine sinn- und ziellose Büroexistenz! Und der Hubi steht eh bereit wenn was schief geht ...
Even though it's a "via ferrata" with cables, steps and protection, unless you're already a good climber, this is a challenging climb because of the altitude gain and the solitude. If you're interested, I would strongly suggest using the services of a guide.
Wow, this looks really fun and to do. Maybe I'll give it a shot it in 10 odd years, but I'm super afraid of heights and still need to get over that fear. Greetings from Austria 😊
WHOW! What a ride! Beautiful scenery, excellent climbing, BUT: Who the hell drilled this sh..., placed these hooks and all that stuff?! Must have been some crazy people! Overall it seems to be quite safe this way, but still ... got to know your stuff. Oh, and by the way: Great video too!
Bellissima via ferrata, complimenti, bravo! Ottime anche le riprese, panorami mozzafiato, forse un po' lungo il montaggio, ma capisco che era lunga anche la via😄 Discesa invece per via normale? Ciao, e ancora bravo!
Some very ballsy people established the route in 1998, and since then revise the cables annually before opening up in spring. The work is done by rock climbers as far as I know.
Within the already quite ballsey climbing/mountaineering community, there's an even ballsier sub group of often unsung legends that put up first ascents, clean and equip new lines, maintain them and write the guide books. Its a small neiche of people, all super committed to their passion
I’ve been watching more climbing vids here because, thanks algorithm, but I digress. I could never, and would never try any type of climbing. But here at 1:59 I said to myself, I could MAYBE see myself doing something outfitted with ladders like this. Thought about it while continuing to watch. Then 2:19 happened and I shot my previous statement down immediately. Those few seconds of him walking, I could feel myself, as in a dream, just fall right off. But kudos to all who do this. Intriguing for sure. As for those who installed those ladders and rungs everywhere…that is absolutely wonderful. I’ve always wondered how one gets rebar rungs like in the video to stay secure. Is there epoxy involved? I assume a hole needs drilled out first. Can you imagine trekking everything needed for this? Power tools, bits and materials. I’d love to know how they did it and how long it took.
what is the meaning of "solo climb" in context of via ferrata? Withouth protection?
Hi, I feel some people are a bit confused about the term "solo" in reference to climbing.
Very simply put:
"Free Solo" = no ropes, no protection
"Free Climb" = ropes, no additional climbing aiders
"Solo Climb" = alone, ropes and gear are allowed
@@ZenHikingSwitzerland understood
@@ZenHikingSwitzerland you are confusing people, Free climbing is a form of rock climbing in which the climber may use climbing equipment such as ropes and other means of climbing protection
@@cloudmak111 He said "ropes, no additional climbing aiders" which is correct
@@JohnSmith-uk7gy the whole route is an aider literally he's wearing work gloves rock climbers do not wear gloves your hands would slip as a climber I just think the rung at the start that's bent very worrying
Thank you for taking me on this journey. I couldnt do this in the real world , unfortunately because of illness and also a fear of heights-but you made it possible me so a BIG thanks to you. Queens NY.
Yeah!
Fantastic climb!!!
Got to hand it to those who placed the cables, ladders and pegs though… mind blowing!!!
Amazing, thank you for filming and posting. Felt the urge to tap the sign to thank the Swiss, glad you did too :)
I found it to be impossible not to tap the sign.
@@ZenHikingSwitzerland 👏👏👏👏👏👏💗💗🇧🇷🇧🇷
It looks very safe and at the same time terrifying.
As an ex climber, I can say that they are totally safe, but the major safety is in both confidence and focus.
A balance of focus with no stress is the best thing.
An amazing way to balance yourself
@@TheWolfalpino probalby not something to recommend to someone with a strong fear of heights, aye?
@@slXD100 not this ferrata for a first timer. I am convinced that anyone who goes into the mountains will lose his fear of heights. I had massive fear of heights when i first went around 8 years ago. After the first two days of hiking (not even ferrata) I learned what height means and how it feels and how normal it is. The next time I went I had no fear anymore. Just try it out! You will surely love the freedom you can not feel anywhere else.
A week ago i did a via ferrata in belgium aywaille, it was like 50 mketers high so nothing compared to this video but i already got scared when i heared "50 meters high" but later on the climb it keeps getting less scary
@@TheWolfalpino can a beginner do this ferrata ? even if he is with a guide
Incredible... All the work that went into that route, the safety lines, ladders, etc.. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! This is a real spectacular ferrata. Very nice filmed and also a lot of respect for the builders.
فيديو جميل يظهر جمال الطبيعة في سويسرا وروعة رياضة التسلق.
Absolut genial. Kommt auf die bucket list. Super video. Alleine? Wahnsinn
Watched this twice. Incredible, so inspiring, and also makes my heart race just watching it!! Great video, well done, thank you :)
Thanks, I appreciate it!
As a swiss person, I am confused about why you're posting a video of my daily walk to school.
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I thought that was paying 50 francs to sit on a train for 30 mins
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Amazing - I need to watch this a couple more times - but after my heart rate comes down from the “skyrocket” zone - thank you so much for posting this , so friggin cool
Thank you! luckily it was a very enjoyable climb for me, at least most of it.
As a lover of the hiking, and also as a novice climber, I found this video absolutely stunning.
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I subscribe. . This is how I respect you .. stay strong brother
Brother you have a lion's heart....keep going may god be with you
what a beautiful climb, and what stunning imagery. this is going on my project list for next year!
I soled this in early August. Staggeringly long, exposed beyond belief and a wonderful project to build and then upgrade over the decades by Guides.
This is amazing for along time have wanted to do this. From time to time I have depression but I feel experiencing something like this would be life changing. Would love to come along with you on your next climb. This is great to watch. Thanks for your video..
Thank you! Great video. We did the ferrata, but so far nothing can show the heights and difficulty as you have captured!
What a wonderful video ! What an inspiaration! I have no doubts now I am coming to switzerland to do via ferrata.
Thank you! Hope you can make it to Switzerland soon.
Nice authentic video. Really good job ! :)
Super Video.
The small town downthere is Leukerbad where i lived about 15 Years. Enjoy the Gemmiwall, the Gemmipass with Daubenlake and wonderful Nature.
Great video and wonderful place. Thanks!👍
Palms sweating watching this. But the visuals, OMG.
My also why this happened
That was amazing. Thank you for filming this.
I was mesmerized by your bold adventure. The scarry part was the path you took a vertical climb and I felt weak kneed. More than HATS OFF TO YOUR COURAGE AND SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE. I AM WONDERING HOW THE PATH WITH THE ROPE (metallic cable) AND LADDERS WERE MADE IN THE FIRST PLACE AND THE HOW YOU SET UP THE CROSS. I WOULD RATHER HAVE A HELICOPTER DROP ME REAL GENTLY ON A FLAT PLACE BY THE CROSS 😀😃. THE SURROUNDINGS ARE WONDERFULLY BEAUTIFUL. WATER STREAMS MADE ME FEEL THIRSTY - PURE AND MINERALIZED. TAKE CARE.
Thank you for sharing. Very well filmed giving a real feeling of the challenge, difficulty and beauty of this climb 🧗♀️
This is hands down the greatest cinematic masterpiece I have seen in quite some time. The raw physical ability to be able to climb up and down a face like that is amazing itself but being able to film it like that with the drone and everything, is incredible. Keep up the good work.
Wow, thank you!
especially "solo"
These landscapes are so beautiful! I really wish that someday i lose my fear of heights completely and make a climb like that
My guy writes “This is Sketchy”. SIR! The entire thing looked sketchy…all of it!…Mad respect to you for doing this. As a fellow Swiss, it is amazing to see my beautiful homeland from these heights. It is truly one of the most magnificent places on earth. Thank you for showing us this!
Truly sublime. Even watching your video coverage creates the thrill, exhilaration and challenge if your climbing achievements. Thanks so much for the additional efforts to create this professional video during the climb. 🙏
Very impressive and the imagery is breathtaking!
Holy moly😱😱 i pissed in my pants twice 😂😂😂😂CHAPEAU ❗❗👏👏This one is a serious track,compliments for your achievement,specially because you done it ALONE and with a very good timing, 4 hrs.Thank you for sharing and let us "taste" what it really feels like to get up there.👍👍Great video editing , the Path planer was a nice touch..
Brutal! I love mountains but I'm terrified of heights. So this is great for me! Thank you!
Very nice! And the drone footage! Delicious.
I really admire those people who installed the wire and steps on the cliffs. A scary job i wouldn`t do if you paid me a million dollars. Those guys or girls are the true heroes.
It's most likely done by experienced trad climbers with gear placements (safety equipment in the rock) and is quite safe!
These are the most daring heroes of our time!
Exactly why are they "heroes"?
@@walterdraper6630 today everyone kinda hero or something😂
@@walterdraper6630 It's simple: A villain would risk your life so he can have fun. A hero would risk his own life so you can have fun. Those who installed this via ferrata risked their lives so you can have fun. And they don't even make a profit out of it (they are a non-profit organization).
It's not easy to climb those mountains with some heavy equipment like a rotary hammer drill and an engine generator, to drill all those holes, to fix rungs and huge ladders, while hanging over the void. Plus, they thoroughly check the fixtures on a regular basis, to make sure that it stays safe over time.
I've scrambled some of the longest and narrowest ridges on mainland Britain, without ropes or protection . . . And I felt my palms getting sweaty watching that 😅
That was unreal to watch, amazing!
What was that noise in the cave area? Stunning scenery🏞😀🤘
Thanks! It was rockfall and a bird. (Alpine chough)
@@ZenHikingSwitzerland
Thank goodness no eagle defends its eyrie ...😰
Congratulations my friend, the climb is a true marvel but the work of recording and editing it is also very good to show us all the effort that must be made to overcome this impressive route. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
The most terrifying "easy climb" I've ever seen. Even with the cables and iron it's still a relatively big accomplishment. Congrats!
Easy climb? Not so many people can do this on Earth. :-D
I guess it is a lot of power and endurance!
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@@fpeter01 it is quite easy though. Scary and long, yes. But physically every generally fit person could do this.
@@MisterK9739 No they can’t, read the description. It was very demanding for this guy and he’s a professional climber
@@advik8444 you can literally rest anywhere by just sitting in your harness. There is no part that requires crazy technique or strength.
Again, it is long, it is high, and it is taxing. But you can take as long as you want and you will finish
Good lord! I froze up and puckered just watching this...
OUTSTANDING SIR!
Thank you for sharing this video. I've been recovering for over two years from a brain injury I sustained during karate practice. I'm in my mid 20s but I can barely stand long enough to do the dishes. I've been really struggling mentally lately. Watching videos like this really make me miss what I was able to do. However, it's also very inspiring and helps me see why it's worth to keep on fighting in my recovery. I will keep trying. Just the magnificence of the Alps. I don't know whether or not I'll reach being able to ascend a mountain again, but it's worth knowing what's out there and that it's worth keeping up the fight.
Another amazing video. Your nerves are as tough as that steel cable.
Super Leistung, sehr beeindruckende Bilder, wunderschöne Natur und sehr atmosphärisch + beseelte Musik.. danke dafür!
How is this possible? It's scary to watch and it's not clear how you do it. I express my admiration for you. The video is great, thanks.
my body is screaming NO NO NO just watching, im terrified of heights
wow 😍🏔 I love the music too. good luck on your next adventures!
Thank you!
Remarkable video and very nice adventure. I would love to live in switzerland and have those mountains in my backyard. I’m an amateur rock climber, but if it existed Via Ferrata in Portugal I will do it.
Suggest it! It's a great 💡 idea!!
How honorable of the Swiss to give a person an opportunity for a one and only experience like that. What a contribution to ones life, we will owe the Swiss forever.
Awesome! Thanks for filming it so I can enjoy the climb too. I would climb it myself, but I got severe dehydration due to palm sweating just watching you do it.
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What an amazing climb, the way the route seemed a bit confusing near the caves must have been a bit of a shock.
You even carried a drone!
Great vista and an amazing route! I’d love to do it. Great filming 👌
Thank you, dear Paul the Apostate :-)
Unbelievable. Every time you just blow my mind hahaha. I am so sweaty after watching this from how nervous that made me 😂
Thanks man! I got some sweaty palms even while editing haha
Ditto!!
Same same but different 🤟
getting the ladders up there must have been insane. Amazing what humans are capable of
Splendid! Awesome! Explicit! Beautiful!
It's an amazing challenge, a beautiful video!
Spectacular !! I love it, but would not be able to do that hike.
Freaking amazing, plus the landscape is stunning 👏💯
Looks very nice, but I love the landscape in the descent the most! Beutiful!
the drone footage overall but especially of the last ladder you climbed looked amazing!!! well done and keep safe!
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Wow! Mindblowing...
A Lot of Zen is required!!
아마도 지형적인 이유가 있겠지만, 전통적이지 않은, 이런 종류의 등반도 상당히 흥미롭습니다.
게다가 아름다운 스위스의 자연 경관도 아주 감동적으로 멋집니다.
정성스럽게 제작한 소중한 영상, 감사히 잘 감상했습니다 ^^
Amazing you are very strong!!! Mentally and physically... Bravo!!!
Incredible, unthinkable
❤greetings from Swiss
Thanks for the work you do! I watched this before going to bed and I sweat so much, my slippers and pajamas were soaking wet, haha! You must have great athleticism.
excellent drone shots and the route mapping is very useful, the music is so skechty though lol, I was wondering if I dare to climb this one day, the Mürren one already scared the shit out of me haha
I don't have any experience in rock climbing. However, this looks extremely challenging, to say the least, and also very fulfilling. The danger is not eliminated but there is a sense of safety obviously. Very physically demanding
my dear Zan all video is vry nyc,.gud luck for you,.
Hats off to the people that installed all the cables , ladders , bars and hand grips.
Having climbed many Swiss, Austrian, and Italian Alps during my youthful days, we never had the added safety measures of ladders, cables, and steel handles and foot holds. Hats off for those huge improvements, and drone footage as well!
@@davewilson9139 👍🏼
thanks , may i ask how long take you go up and get down. ?
Thanks a lot! It took me a bit more than 4 hours to complete the via Ferrata, and then going down on the other side back to the Gemmi Cablecar was another 2 hours.
Wow! Fabulous! I did several of the Via Ferrata routes in the Dolomites a long time ago, but this is even better, with a lot more protection than I remember. Its when you come up to Ein Krappenplatz, where Spring rockfalls have dashed away the ladders or cable, and you REALLY need your climbing skills to get up / past. I couldn't do that these days - respect.
Thanks! Well that sounds sketchy, glad I didn't have to go through what you experienced!
Unbelievable I watched on you tube guys climbing the Matterhorn the other day no ropes and just a massive drop I could not believe it amazing video mate ❤
Great quality video!
Astonishingly thoughtful route building. Fun stuff. Love and respect from high country USA
Notice the huge first-aid kid in the middle of the mountain
Ja, so muss es sein! Immer extremer, immer geiler!!
Man braucht ja einen Ausgleich für seine sinn- und ziellose Büroexistenz! Und der Hubi steht eh bereit wenn was schief geht ...
Absolutely magnificent. But all I could think about was, how did they build this?
All I could think about was who maintains it! 🙏😭
I would start from the top by letting the material as well as electricity down.
Wow and all my respect! What a spectacular ferrata. Love your videos ❤
this looks awesome man !! I wish I knew about this when I was in Switzerland. keep up the good content
Even though it's a "via ferrata" with cables, steps and protection, unless you're already a good climber, this is a challenging climb because of the altitude gain and the solitude. If you're interested, I would strongly suggest using the services of a guide.
What a great video. From Indonesia comes friends. spirit good luck always
Incredible! The sense of presence was alive and it was even a little scary. Thanks for the great video.
Very spectacular mountains and via feratta. Congrats to the sky - walk!
Superb photography and superb editing and music choice. You obviously have great taste and talents.
Wow, this looks really fun and to do. Maybe I'll give it a shot it in 10 odd years, but I'm super afraid of heights and still need to get over that fear. Greetings from Austria 😊
Best klettersteig video impression i have see,n by far! Please more of this! Donnerkuchel next?
I wish I could do something like that, but I can hardly watch the video without getting nervous.... He makes it look so easy..
absolutely very good my friend, ı watched without blinking :)
Makes Crawlers Ledge in Kalalau look like a four lane highway. But here there's pro.
wow nice route, good view, probably a good workout :)
Passeggiata incredibile, pazzesca, clamorosa.. stupefacente!
WHOW! What a ride! Beautiful scenery, excellent climbing, BUT: Who the hell drilled this sh..., placed these hooks and all that stuff?! Must have been some crazy people! Overall it seems to be quite safe this way, but still ... got to know your stuff. Oh, and by the way: Great video too!
Amazing! I wish I didn't have a fear of heights so I could do some hikes I fear in the U. S.
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My regards to the hiker, super human effort to accomplish such a climb. Thank you so the video, more power to you,
Bellissima via ferrata, complimenti, bravo! Ottime anche le riprese, panorami mozzafiato, forse un po' lungo il montaggio, ma capisco che era lunga anche la via😄 Discesa invece per via normale? Ciao, e ancora bravo!
Wonderful film! I would love to see one of the guys installing the wires etc.
Excellent video showing in details your route...a stupid question: who is placing these ropes and steel bases in order this route to be accomplisable?
Some very ballsy people established the route in 1998, and since then revise the cables annually before opening up in spring. The work is done by rock climbers as far as I know.
Within the already quite ballsey climbing/mountaineering community, there's an even ballsier sub group of often unsung legends that put up first ascents, clean and equip new lines, maintain them and write the guide books. Its a small neiche of people, all super committed to their passion
I’ve been watching more climbing vids here because, thanks algorithm, but I digress. I could never, and would never try any type of climbing. But here at 1:59 I said to myself, I could MAYBE see myself doing something outfitted with ladders like this. Thought about it while continuing to watch. Then 2:19 happened and I shot my previous statement down immediately. Those few seconds of him walking, I could feel myself, as in a dream, just fall right off. But kudos to all who do this. Intriguing for sure.
As for those who installed those ladders and rungs everywhere…that is absolutely wonderful. I’ve always wondered how one gets rebar rungs like in the video to stay secure. Is there epoxy involved? I assume a hole needs drilled out first. Can you imagine trekking everything needed for this? Power tools, bits and materials. I’d love to know how they did it and how long it took.
How do you do it? It's unreal!
Outstanding video. Highly enjoyable. Thanx
You’ve inspired me to go and walk that walk. 👏🏻
So did me. Thats why I did this ferrata week ago. Best one.
This needs to be completed. Just wow. Very scary