Ever try powder cords or flagging, which unspool from your pant cuffs and tend to float on snow enough to find a ski dropped in the powder? They were de rigueur in the 1980's in deep places. Cheaper than airtags - you can even use caution flagging.

Surprisingly, the highest peak of the UK might pose some logistical problems: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Paget

So sick

Glad you mentioned Hkakabo Razi. By far the hardest of all country HPs. 2nd would probably be Jengish Chokusu, K2, or Gangkhar Puensum

Awesome ski guys more videos like this pls🤙

Absolutely loving this. What an insane undertaking and for such an admirable cause. I’m blown away by the shots you’ve captured, the scenery, music choice, narration, the flow. So good mate. Hope more people get to see it - love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

This is just incredible. It is so well done & absolutely inspiring. You the man, Mikey. I hope more people see this over time.

here from Julia! 🥹 your videos are super high quality, pls came back to yt😭

Hi from Julia Chanel

Denmark is the worst because it's unfortunately situated in denmark

6:20 No not really. Progressive doesn't mean shit as well. Not every change is for the better.

The mountain most widely claimed to be the highest unclimbed mountain in the world in terms of elevation is Gangkhar Puensum (7,570 m, 24,840 ft). It is in Bhutan, on or near the border with China. In Bhutan, the climbing of mountains higher than 6,000 m (20,000 ft) has been prohibited since 1994.

This is amazing!

Legends!

I watched it again/ Still a great interview and production. Two days ago Eric officially completed the five mountains to qualify as a Snow Leopard

I have the same walkie talkie!

I think no choppers or planes to the top is a more realistic standard than what you defined after most of the USA high points involve less than 1 mile RT hike. Bag the Canada provinces before you talk about all country HPs. I liked your video. Good job. PS Antartica is not a country. It has no citizens or government.

Mikey , not sure if a comment this long after the fact will make it to your attention. I have just finished ( for the 2nd time ) watching your adventure to the Arctic Ocean. First, I hope you did find your 3 mile markers . As someone who has had a " bump" in the road with their mental health this past year and a bit I once again find your journey uplifting and inspiring. Truly hope you are doing well young man.

Amazing video!

Thank you so very much for sharing this journey. You are truly an inspiration.

Amazing video Mikey! Such high quality and a compelling story

I rode cultus lake to Inuvik 2004 56 years young. A spiritual Quest for sure! thanks for posting. I think i averaged 85 km per day. Fully self supported. Returned From Skagway to Bellingham on Ferry.

Wow, way to go Mikey, you persevered and did something very few people will ever do. Well done for raising the fund for Mental Health. I so enjoyed riding along with you on my stationery bike, your commentary and the people and scenery made it one special video. I am very proud of you☀🌟

What km on the gorge did you park at?

My friend climbed the highest point in every European country back in 2019 and broke the world record for doing it in the fastest time. We did it as part of a road trip back in 2019 and it took him 6 months to climb them all. Some of them are super simple like the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg which you can do in a couple of hours. This was geographical Europe and didn't include Teide in the Canary Islands or Georgia etc. Think the total came to 48 in the end, I climbed about half. Climbing every high point, barring the ones that are inaccessible for various reasons, would be some challenge. If someone ever manages to accomplish it, then they are one huge badass!

Legend

Great video definitely hitting the like and sub button

Nice edit. Those solo shots must be a pain to set up and return for the camera!

Of course someone will. And I predict that person will be rich and from a non-threatening country, like Singapore or Sweden, where the political problems will not present an issue.

Rode from Cultus Lake BC to Inuvik 2004. 56 years of age then. Love your video I can vicariously relive the trip again

Thats complete BS about needing exemption papers for Tyler to travel into the NWT. This is Canada, you dont need papers to travel within our country

How do you get here

YAY MIKEY!

Just a big thank you. That is all. A big thank you. Well done, Mikey! You did it!

What a beautifully produced video and I respect and admire your motivation for producing it.

Was it Mt Logan?

Where did you mount your bc120?

Excellent video 👍

Such a great video, I’ll watch the others asap 👍

You are the man

Literal goosebumps when you made it to the ocean. Most underrated KZbinr I have seen, see you back when you have 100k subs.

This is really good! Congrats on everything you've achieved! If you're ever in Europe on whatever adventure you end up on next, there's always room at the inn for people like you! All the best pal.

Fantastic video Mikey. Have had to watch it twice to get my head around what you did. So inspirational, I hope you realise that. Its far from easy to take on a challenge like this, and seemingly be so calm in the face of its daunting size, as you appear to be throughout. Well done on raising so much money, I hope you have been able to find further adventures and have been able to keep your mind in a happy place ever since.

Just amazing. Great storytelling, cinematography, and of course some of the prettiest scenery. Excited for the next adventure!

Soooo stoked to watch this

So so incredible Mikey! You are such an inspiration and a positive light. Absolutely incredible.

happiest line "there's been a lot of moments like these, I gotta say!"

Been looking forward to the finale! It didn’t disappoint. Congrats, Mikey. Amazing and inspiring stuff. Thanks for it all - especially the openness and humility when it comes to mental health. Thank you.

Hard to know what to write about - the amazing scenery you shot, the people you met along the way, dealing with the elements, the skill in filming and editing and finding the just-right music, and the determination to see it all through. Amazing! All of it and you!

So happy the last part is out! Great work on this and showcasing the people along the way. Currently living in Whitehorse and has definitely inspired me to cycle from Tuk down to Osoyoos. Cheers from the Yukon and keep the stellar contact coming.