THIS IS SLOVAKIA!? | Tatra Mountains National Park

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  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2022
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    We traveled to Poprad, Slovakia for one reason, to hike in our first national park outside of the United States! This particular hike came with some perks. The beginning of the hike was a chairlift and then a cable car taking us halfway up the mountain which made our ascent an amazing and not so exhausting experience. After cresting the mountain for spectacular views, our descent ended at a beautiful mountain lake with a chalet. The chalet had incredible food and affordable beer. Nothing could make a hike better.
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Комментарии • 62

  • @RolandBurgan
    @RolandBurgan 8 месяцев назад +7

    The guy you filmed hiking with a beer keg at 5:38 is a mountain carrier (horský nosič). They supply the mountain cottages with food, water and beer and people pay them the utmost RESPECT. Not many people are willing to hike a mountain with up to 40kg of supplies on their back all day XD. Im glad you liked the Tatras.

  • @gabbyvilella4630
    @gabbyvilella4630 Год назад +17

    Breathtaking views!!

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад +3

      This was one of the most fun hikes we have even been on!

  • @cbrown182
    @cbrown182 11 месяцев назад +5

    After the hut you hiked down the yellow route which doesn't go to where you started and it isn't very nice to walk on as it's the supply road for the hut. The better option is to get off the yellow route about halfway down. There is a sign on a pole that shows you where to do this. You hike 10 minutes on the green route, then turn left onto the red route which is nice and pretty. That takes you to where you get off the first cable car. You can then hike down the road for a mile to where to the cable cars start, or there are some gravity go-karts you can ride down for 10 euro (definitely worth it).

  • @stanleyyyyyyyyyyy
    @stanleyyyyyyyyyyy 9 месяцев назад +3

    I am glad that you liked my country 🙂 and that you had a nice weather to fully enjoy High Tatras 👍

  • @naturligkortfilm
    @naturligkortfilm Год назад +6

    Amazing nature!

  • @oldfartsadventure
    @oldfartsadventure Год назад +3

    We loved this video. Love whatever new camera you have. The clarity is awesome, please share as we are wanting a camera, not that we want to vblog. Wonderful seeing you fly your drone. Oh and BTW if you two ever break up we will find you and rip your hearts out.

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад +2

      Ahahaha you wouldn't be the only ones. Good thing we don't have to worry about that.
      The camera is the same we always use. We primarily use the large, Sony a6500. You can see my (Nathan's) Sony ZV-1 in this video though and its really nice quality. It's smaller and you don't have to purchase any additional lenses for it.

  • @joeblack-travelvlog
    @joeblack-travelvlog 3 месяца назад

    Great video, thanks for sharing.

  • @cibucikel
    @cibucikel 4 месяца назад

    I grew up in town close to those. Mountains and I am jealous watching this

  • @susantafil3820
    @susantafil3820 Год назад +4

    Loved the video ❤️. Beautiful place❤️🙏. Additionally liked the comment from John T👍😂

  • @slimshady6934
    @slimshady6934 9 месяцев назад +1

    Love❤my country!

  • @zxcvzxcvzxvzcvzxcv
    @zxcvzxcvzxvzcvzxcv Год назад +10

    A nicely done video:) Not far from where I grew up. The downhill from the hut is really long and annoying. I once had to run it in the dusk to catch the last bus and fell on those freaking rocks. But I made it, haha.

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад +2

      How amazing it must have been to look at those mountains every day growing up. 😃 Those rocks were the worst! Thanks for watching!

  • @rikutaskinen5432
    @rikutaskinen5432 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great place, I was there during the winter.

  • @oldfartsadventure
    @oldfartsadventure Год назад +2

    Thanks!

  • @amyfawkes6153
    @amyfawkes6153 Год назад +10

    Awesome video. I live near the Canadian rockies and you could have told me that you were here based on the footage. The only difference is that it's colder here right now.

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад +2

      The weather was fantastic but this was filmed in August. We will make it to the Canadian rockies some day! Thanks for watching 😀

    • @user-md1ff4gi9y
      @user-md1ff4gi9y 7 месяцев назад

      The countries speak English

  • @ReimaginedAdventures
    @ReimaginedAdventures Год назад +4

    Definalty would of taking the ski lift !!! That's a hike !! The views are so pretty.

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад +1

      haha Ya. Although we would normally be the sorry souls who chose to hike 3 more hours to save money, the chair lift and cable car were too good to pass up on this day!

  • @vkdrk
    @vkdrk Год назад +3

    That ski lift is so worth it! The first part of the trail is very boring. Taking that ski lift will also save you a lot of time and energy for the rest of the hike, which can be challenging at times. I had no regrets taking that ski lift on my way back, too 😅

    • @MSkachenite
      @MSkachenite Год назад

      I also prefer to take the ski lift to going on. There are no ski lifts back from The Geen Lake hut (Hata pri Zelenom plese).
      I have been in High Tatras about 3 weeks, totally. Has gone the same route- it is very beautiful. Want to go back again.

  • @lixyjack8721
    @lixyjack8721 2 месяца назад

    Guys 2:08 background looked great, mountains.

  • @julieeggleton9743
    @julieeggleton9743 Год назад

    Easy question..the hike around the crater lakes in Sete Cidades, Sao Miguel. I've been there. It's stunning!

  • @remisouillard2477
    @remisouillard2477 3 месяца назад

    hello, first of all the video is magnificent, it inspires me for my next trip
    and quick question, what is the name of the music used in 8:05 ?
    Thank you

  • @pelepelepk6689
    @pelepelepk6689 21 день назад

    I really like what u 2 have done bc it is indeed such a great place to visit and also 99% of Americans don't even know where Slovakia is so well done!...tip..don't take cable car just walk it up..I'm former ice hockey player and the journey u did I use to run like twice a week for my condition and it cost me zero..lol

  • @michaelhudecek2778
    @michaelhudecek2778 Год назад

    😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

  • @AchiniPeters-wn7cj
    @AchiniPeters-wn7cj 16 дней назад

    Is it best to go there in June? Considered because of weather.

  • @Matoil738
    @Matoil738 11 месяцев назад

    Try to go to solisko, at tatry

  • @susantafil3820
    @susantafil3820 Год назад

    What are all the containers for????

  • @mihajlozivanic7576
    @mihajlozivanic7576 Год назад

    👍

  • @misacraft3714
    @misacraft3714 Год назад

    Mountains with reasonable size

  • @Theultrazombiekiller
    @Theultrazombiekiller Год назад +2

    My fiancé and I are taking our Honeymoon to Slovakia and Hungary for 12 days this August so not too far away! We want to go hiking in the Tatras for at least 2 days, it looks beautiful. Do you know of any backpacking trails or the rules on camping in the national park?

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад

      I am not sure about the rules for camping but you can sleep in the chalet if you book a spot! I think there may be more chalets in the mountains you can hike to. Most people hike the Poland side of the Tatras. There may be more options there. Congrats and have so much fun on your honeymoon! 🍾🎉

    • @indigo3173
      @indigo3173 11 месяцев назад +2

      No wild camping is allowed or recommended, unless you feel comfortable with bears, wolfs and wildcats. You have several designated campsites, some free and others still cheap with good conditions. If hiking is the goal, I would recommend a place called "ATC Tatranská Štrba", in the middle of the park and with many surrounding trails. Ps- don't take the cable car... The point of hiking, should be to hike.

    • @janvjan
      @janvjan 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@SOSASATSUNRISEPoland 40 million citizens Slovakia 5 million. Therefore, on the Polish side, more tourists in Slovakia is more beautiful

  • @gregmack3076
    @gregmack3076 Год назад +2

    Good job guys I'll be in Czech next month

  • @krunoslavkovacec1842
    @krunoslavkovacec1842 Год назад +1

    Imagine working in that bar/tavern and going there to work every day. Maybe you could go by car ?

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад +1

      Possibly an ATV. The trail we took to get out was horrible to hike but could be accomplished by vehicle. Most likely how they get supplies as well.

  • @kuzmiczeljko1330
    @kuzmiczeljko1330 Год назад

    Camera gopro??

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад +1

      Check out our kit in the description that has all our gear. On this hike we used our two Sony cameras. Thanks for watching!

  • @cavitecheckpoint
    @cavitecheckpoint 4 месяца назад

    Can you swim in the lake?

    • @MiSHeQ
      @MiSHeQ Месяц назад

      no!

    • @cavitecheckpoint
      @cavitecheckpoint Месяц назад

      @@MiSHeQ may i ask why?

    • @MiSHeQ
      @MiSHeQ Месяц назад +1

      @@cavitecheckpoint Above all, we're talking about a national park here with general protection of nature so it's simply forbidden to do it. Some reasons: The water from tarns are source of a drinkable water(for both people and animals), in some fish live and other animals, they are still unpolluted(with a few exceptions close to chalets which kind of highlight the purpose why to keep them protected), esthetic issue - seeing tons of people in the pristine nature swimming and sunbathing is not what the majority go to these places for.
      I personally agree if one or two people would bathe there(without soap etc.) nothing would be wrong with it, but people are people and as with everything else, the rule is there because of people who behave irresponsibly. If one could, then many more would.

  • @alexgere529
    @alexgere529 Год назад +2

    what a rip off 3 Euro for cappuccino, tea 2 Euro, Tatra is just a rip off, where I live is half price, there many cheaper places in SK

    • @SOSASATSUNRISE
      @SOSASATSUNRISE  Год назад +14

      When the coffee has to travel 3 miles into the mountains over rough terrain, 3 euros for a cappuccino with those views is no problem at all! Thanks for watching 😀

    • @brumtelesbrumteles1790
      @brumtelesbrumteles1790 Год назад +9

      You need to understand that everything: cofee, water, sausages etc. .. needs to be taking there by foot. Not cheap delivery by any stretch. Even literal shits from toilets needs to be taken out by sherpas on a way down since there is no canal system.

    • @alexgere529
      @alexgere529 Год назад

      @@brumtelesbrumteles1790 yeah, sure, I live 20 years in SK, when I came here a beer was 25 cent and a few year's ago coffee was 1.20 E

    • @sometimesthereisnocoloraro108
      @sometimesthereisnocoloraro108 Год назад +5

      In Slovakia we call it the "mountain tax" or "mountain fee" especially in High tatras, there are guys hiking to those huts with supplies every day, so thats why the price.. when I was in Tenerife ( Masca), I paid 4,5 euro for espresso. In the city it is 1 euro

    • @19Koty96
      @19Koty96 8 месяцев назад

      @@sometimesthereisnocoloraro108 ah yes, the mountain fee
      :D but when you have the same prices down in Lomnica it gets a bit silly
      btw most supplies are brought up either by car (like sliezsky dom or brnčálka) or by helicopter

  • @polyushkopole5292
    @polyushkopole5292 Год назад

    at 5:38, that´s a barrel of beer on the back of a hiker? sheesh!

    • @jurajkocour1718
      @jurajkocour1718 Год назад +5

      This is not a hiker. All chalets ,where it is not possible to deliver goods by cars, are stocked by mountain carriers. The weight of the material is usually about 100 kg .

    • @baze3SC
      @baze3SC 10 месяцев назад +2

      ...which also explains the price which we jokingly call "high altitude surcharge" :)

    • @mackomako
      @mackomako 8 месяцев назад

      Empty keg of beer or Kofola :) Nice workout if your knees can withstand such weight.