INCREDIBLE FUTURISTIC MOUNTAIN HUT (way out of our comfort zones)

[@amfortas1980]

Dear Kara and Nate I live in Switzerland nearby and done my fair share of hiking in high alpine regions. I have a wish to you: Please set a better example to your 750k subscribers. People die and get seriously hurt each year in the mountains because they behaved exactly like you did. You were badly equiped, have no experience in these conditions on a glacier, obviously far too little experience to plan your route and the time required correctly and left far too many factors to pure luck. I promise you: The mountains can be experienced in an incredible way and you obviously are physically fit enough to do this route. But please take a guide next time you go onto a glacier. It takes experience to do this properly and by risking your own health and life you also risk those who will come for your rescue. Again, please be a better example, respect the mountain and its dangers. Then you can enjoy many adventures also for the next years.

[@oliviastille178]

Yes. Thank you for saying what I was thinking.

[@amapparatistkwabena]

OMg, yes! I stopped watching and ran to the comments. I’m shocked that no one else said anything. I’ve been to Zermatt (Gonergrat) a few times and traversing a glacier alone wasn’t and will never be an option. Thank God they’re still with us.

[@jorgestravels]

Yup, exactly that. Besides a guide would probably refuse to take them without the basic Equipment (like proper mountanering boots), let alone do it alone.

[@5605richard]

drakeandjosh007 I'm guessing you're a child with no common sense developed yet? Lemme go rock climbing without any gear because I'm an "adult" and can obviously make smart decisions

[@drakeandjosh007]

Richard Yu there adult enough to make decisions and decide risk worth reward, is it the smartest idea no, but it’s not like rock climbing without equipment😂😂 they had the very bare minimum and chances of something happening not super high, but yes still there, I am 20 and not a child I ride sport bikes and a skydiver, all I said was there adult enough to make choices, people are getting butthurt and saying it was suppppeerr dangerous which it wasn’t

[@ehmmmjay9907]

Those giant glaciers with those crevasses in to the abyss triggered some deep rooted phobias I never knew I had.

[@TurnItUpWorld]

OMG Me too. We're full time travelers and totally would do this hut.BUT that hike to get there is kinda CRAZY. LOL. God Bless Kara and Nate!

[@scandisnowgirl3696]

They are extremely dangerous. You can very easily step on a spot that looks sound and it can collapse beneath you. You have zero reaction time if it happens and you can just disappear into a gorge. Very very dangerous, even more so in summer.

[@scandisnowgirl3696]

The areas where the water run off was are EXCEEDINGLY dangerous as the ice is compromised there and can run in channels underneath you without you knowing. A small amount of pressure can collapse them. I was cringing SO HARD on some of the areas they were stepping. Definitely not a safe hike for people inexperienced like they are. Even I wouldn't do it and I live in Norway with ample experience in hiking on ice and snow. They are lucky no injuries or worse happened.

[@TurnItUpWorld]

@@scandisnowgirl3696 Wow! Wouldn't the guides at the huts mark off which direction you should be taking to avoid a disaster like that. OMG. So scary.

[@scandisnowgirl3696]

@@TurnItUpWorld no, they most likely would not since the water will take an unpredictable and rapidly changing path. You would be surprised at how fast moving water will erode and change ice. And theres really no way for them to locate all the dangerous areas and mark them. They just expect people to not do hikes that are not of their experience level and for them to research and be prepared for what they're up against.

[@anima1spirit]

Guys, I am from Zermatt and an active mountaineer. Even your tour seems easy, you took quite some risk. I strongly recommend you to take a tour guide next time. Weather can change super fast and you lose orientation. A fall in to a crevasse can be deadly. They can be deep, run under the glacier and be filled with water. Easy to drawn. Take care.

[@charlotte6892]

Yeah that's true you should go with a guide because if you did one wrong move you could die, but still we love your videos xx

[@MrSepox]

But are the blue trails really supposed to be done with a guide? I go every year 3 weeks to saas grund and we always do the blue tour over the glacier even without crampons. There is no danger at all because you have the poles you need to follow

[@aj_3628]

Yep they r right and we love you 😁

[@disdonc6012]

@@MrSepox Nope, it depends. Blue-white paths which don't cross glaciers are supposed to be okay to go alone. On glaciers there is always a risk depending on the specific conditions and your experience. You CAN take the risk (which on marked trails is very small compared to other routes over glaciers), but there is still a risk. But there are glaciers which are safe to cross, because they don't have crevasses or only very small ones. But if you're not experienced walking with crampons, like in this video, jumping over these crevasses unsecured... you just never know. If the glacier doesn't have snow on it at all, though, the risk is almost zero for hidden crevasses. The glacier to the Brittannia hut is okay or the one to the Bordier hut as well. The problem is, the signs don't tell you whether it's a "safe" glacier or not. But there aren't many marked glacier trails that are not safe to go alone. The one to the Monte-Rosa hut however is one of them.

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

I’m from Greenland and I can only say the same. Too many tourists no matter the level of experience are unfamiliar with the terrain.

[@katherineperkins5774]

I love how supportive Nate always is. He never makes her feel bad for struggling with things

[@tonixfay]

Nate helping Kara and being encouraging, saying "good work" to Kara is too sweet. Yall are the cutest couple and I love watching you two experiencing the world together. I love you guys! 🖤

[@himanshipande]

I love how Nate keeps hyping up Kara when you were jumping around the glaciers ❤️💞

[@TurnItUpWorld]

Like a good husband should do! LOL

[@patriciaprakasam2168]

hey anshi!

[@himanshipande]

@@patriciaprakasam2168 hiiiii :)

[@sandy-ke1kr]

Yes, but I think, maybe, he needs to stop putting her in dangerous situations and be just a little more safe. I think they are both great, but they do take risk for the sake of doing something new. I think in this trip it would have been better to have a guide.

[@patriciaprakasam2168]

anshi how you doing :) lol

Just because you can do this hike alone, doesn't mean you have to do it. These mountains / glaciers can be dangerous terrain. Each year there are (deadly) accidents and people fall into these crevasses. Most ppl. who go there are either experienced or take a guide (and always have the right equipment).

[@sweetpjeb23]

I'd say they're kinda experienced. I mean they did the whole Mount Everest Trek...

[@pamthomas2911]

I agree. I think they're pushing it too far. They could have easily been killed or injured. Lately I think nate has this sense of a thrill seeker. He should have hired a guide.

[@jackie8357]

I get why the guy who rented them the crampons was very concerned- if I rented you equipment and you didn’t have the right shoes on a glacier - I could be the last one talking to you

[@jackie8357]

They had sherpas on Everest and here they didn’t know how to put on the crampons correctly - so while they are experienced hikers, glaciers and ice are different- you always see people roped together and then you have to know how to pull another person out of a crevasse - a bit reckless here unfortunately

[@brisordaz6081]

Totally agree with you. This video kinda reminds me of the show I shouldn’t be alive

[@silentoria]

Hiking on glacier is not a game. Be careful. Too many tourist in the mountain. Be safe and enjoy Switzerlans

[@abigailaldama1210]

Thierry Reymond see a comment like this is nice not like the other ones that make them seem like there doing something so bad

[@pinkheart315]

It looked so dangerous I was nervous and scared for them

[@frisbe9279]

Don't call me a honkie

[@frooty6049]

Frisbe ☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@rosdapotato6505]

Thierry Reymond don’t use the freaking “period” all the time cause when u use “period” all the time it looks weird maybe use this “,” like for example, “hi there, I’m Luna and.” Like that I’m not hating but it’s the truth, you gotta do, what you gotta do.

[@charlenehall9152]

Everyone is going crazy on you two for this, I’m just glad you made it out alive and say you experienced it.

[@AdrenalineRProd]

Nope when you are either one of the rescue team or the hut manager with a decent morality and you have to go and rescue them, isn't nice. I had to do it once and it wasn't nice. Put others people life in danger just for the sake of a youtube video is a reckless behaviour. Also it could inspire others to do the same.

[@saschabass6600]

i love that fact that nate never fails to tell kara “good work” or “nice job” making her feel so loved and supported

[@hilaryfryer7415]

Nate helping Kara cross the big crevasses and telling her good work was so sweet and supportive! I wish I had a tenth of ya'lls energy ;)

[@kathkwilts]

Kids, don’t try this at home. Normally, there are guides and ropes and equipment for this sort of glacier crossing. Those crevasses are hundreds of feet deep and the ice is visibly rotted and melting. I’m shocked that they allow people on that glacier in summer... one wrong step and you’re not just injured, you’re gone... no funeral, just a memorial... I’ve been on that glacier but in winter with a guide and ropes and such... I’ve looked into one of those crevasses and they are deeper than you can imagine...

[@LRumore]

I’m shocked they just stood there right next to the water flow. I just can’t.

[@drakeandjosh007]

Stfu you’ll all pussies there adults and can take those risks

[@angelicacasiascantero937]

@@drakeandjosh007what are you a little boy? You dont even understand how stupid you sound right now

[@thealpsthroughmyeyes]

@@drakeandjosh007 Sure, this is exactly why every day people die in european Alps...

[@durnyvrutaal5892]

@@angelicacasiascantero937 , @drakeandjosh007 is a 20 year old. 😂 When you are that young you do and say stupid things. And you also underestimate danger. You are right. He is a child.

[@tally1604]

Well, I'm glad you were not wearing sandals for the glacier trek ;)

[@YnseSchaap]

You know I actually seen people here on slippers

[@crad7114]

I have seen people with sandals during a very difficult hiking and climbing route at the Zugspitze

[@YnseSchaap]

@@crad7114 And when you say something they look at you as if you were santa claus 😁

[@emilylololo8754]

Finally, something positive. Most of the comments are like “it can be dangerous” or “ you can fall in those cracks”(crevasses)

[@giacomo2836]

@@emilylololo8754 It's sarcasm dude

[@alliegrace]

everybody’s concerned about their safety but all i wanna know is how many steps their fitbit counted

[@heidiscott4363]

O that s the dog. No. That's only 1 Switzerland

[@Adventures_with_GEOFFERY]

*😂☠️ same*

[@adamjkp]

Same

[@uber_the_qt8029]

Same🤣😂🤣

[@deconstructed-cl7vl]

I love how chill the music is while you guys are hip hopping across a river on the side of a glacier face

[@polarlondon]

I can't believe the guy back at the shop didnt recommend you both to be roped up to each other?

[@chrisb944]

If there's no snow on the glacier there's no need to be roped!

[@polarlondon]

@@chrisb944 For complete begginers, I'd say a rope is always needed on a glacier, no matter the conditions.

[@chrisb944]

@@polarlondon no because if one falls, the other one will fall as well because he can't hold the first falling person on the hard ice...

[@knarf_inc4790]

@@chrisb944 so that's why you should tie a few (break)nuts in the rope. They hit the edge of the crevasse and hopefully slow you down. You should also bring an ice axe and icescrews to make an acher point to be able to make a rescue attempt (off your buddy that went down)

[@chrisb944]

@@knarf_inc4790 1 the chance of holding someone is still lower them the chance of falling as well. 2.Belaying only makes sense when the terrain is steeper

[@VMCAviationVideos]

This is what its says for people who want to visit the Monte Rosa hut: Mountain guide recommended GLACIER CROSSING

[@floriandietsche9180]

That's so true. I would never recommend to do your first glacier alone, even in the summer when there is no snow covering the crevasses. And it would also be smarter to walk on a rope in case one of them falls.

[@Floriazell]

As a Swiss with some mountaineering-experience I defintely agree. This journey sounds like a death sentence. Not appropriate shoes, no rope and no spike, no mountain experience, no local knowledge, unstable weather conditions and wrong time planing. All this is why you only should do such a trip with a mountaneer-guide who has this knowledge and knows how to use appropriate equipement. You are very lucky that nothing terrible happened.

[@Atomrofl42]

That is straight up terrifying. I think you don’t understand how dangerous that was...

[@ambers3200]

The quality of these videos are just insane. I’m nervous for you watching you hike! This is an amazing channel! Thank you for taking me to places I can’t go to

[@mihaelaconstantinescu9015]

M-a lăsat ,,creatura "sa vizionez și.....am rămas fără cuvinte ....este minunata Terra noastră ! Felicitări! Mulțumesc mult!

[@Schnabeltassentier]

You're so lucky this ended so well. You were prepared so badly and obviously have no experience in glacier hiking. I'm outraged at the local authorities and the shop owner who let this happen. This is no joke and could've ended so badly. I live in Switzerland and deadly accidents in alpine hiking sadly are a weekly occurrence. This video had all the right ingredients to be the next disaster. Everyone DON'T TRY SUCH A HIKE ON YOUR OWN.

[@MrSepox]

Arent you supposed to know about the blue trails? Its marked very well and there is no snow on the glacier… ive done alot of blue trails and there is no problem at all for me

[@harvestheverest]

@@MrSepox Doesn't mean that if something didn't happen to you, it won't happen to others. Others may not be so lucky...

[@Andre-lv2el]

newspaper headline of today: 2 Vloger found in a crevasse, dead. please dont do this without a guide or alpine experience! literally almost every week in swiss news there is a report about tourist traped there and tourist surprised here. beside that, keep up the great content!

[@Bucketlistretreats]

great advice

[@martingeldart386]

The real truth is, there would be no headline. I doubt anybody would know they'd fallen in there.

[@pinkheart315]

People die there in the crevices😰 I thought you will just get injured. That's scary😣

[@anna-eq1xm]

André stfu let them live, they are having fun

[@Andre-lv2el]

​@@anna-eq1xm That's why im trying to warn them ... dead = no more fun, ever. Your comment is like saying playing russian roulette is totally worth the fun.

[@TurnItUpWorld]

I think after you hit 100 countries, The next adventure should be discovering the worlds most incredible huts!! 😂

[@themurphy6279]

Turn It Up World I love your channel sooo much

[@TurnItUpWorld]

@@themurphy6279 WOW! THanks Leon. That just made our day! We're just working hard doing what we love. Travel, adventure and educating. By the way Aren't @KaraandNate pretty awesome human beings?

[@themurphy6279]

Turn It Up World yeah they are

[@TurnItUpWorld]

@@themurphy6279 Btw- I'll say it again, you really made our day with that awesome comment. Thanks for joining us on the journey, man!

[@itztashak]

Turn It Up World checking out your channel now since Leon mentioned it. 😊

[@donnabernstein1543]

I think you guys have a wonderful relationship and that that you are traveling the world together is just incredible

[@Kika33000]

Omg Nate you love Kara so much, the way you helped her over the glacier!!! & vice versa! You guys are SO adorable

[@ev_dm]

This was actually pretty dangerous (me being from Switzerland)... every year people fall into these crevasses... tens of meters deep down...hmmm, not safe :-/

[@drakeandjosh007]

ev/dm so what people die everyday from car accidents, can’t be afraid to live life

[@stahchild]

drakeandjosh007 that is the stupidest thing I’ve read. A sane person doesn’t get into a car and think to themselves “today I’m going to drive 150km/hr but to challenge myself I’m going to do it without a seatbelt and with tires that may or may not be suitable for the snow covered road I’m about to go on LOL but you know YOLO!” That is the car equivalent of what Kara and Nate just did.

[@drakeandjosh007]

Stallen I didn’t say anything about how fast and they were fine with the shit they had, is it the smartest idea no lol, but the chances of something bad happening not likely, could they be one of the few tho ya, but it’s a risk there willing to take

[@chriskeentechnician]

drakeandjosh007 the problem is that they put other people’s lives at risk if something goes wrong, not just their own. The people that have to come in and risk their own lives to save theirs.

[@drakeandjosh007]

Chris Keen the people who risk their lives to come rescue people chose that line of work and know the risks themselves, that’s part of what they signed up for comes with the job

[@olivergroning6421]

As a Swiss what you did there crossing the Glacier without a rope or experience is extremely dangerous. Encouraging people to do the same with your video is utterly irresponsible.

[@nl7002]

Indeed. Happy they made it but were a bit too casual about it as seen on the glacier. And seems like the way down will be worse for them. Really, Switzerland, unlike the US, will not hold your hand, there won't be fences and guards telling you where you can and can't go. Everything is open, it's upon you and your judgement to asses a situation and go if you're prepared enough. In that case, they should have taken a guide and better check the weather. Happy they made it but they got lucky. please don't encourage it.

[@drakeandjosh007]

Shit happens and people die, doesn’t mean to not life life to the fullest

[@aaliviawelch2853]

Chill my dude

[@drakeandjosh007]

Aalivia Welch i am gonna say the n word

[@marijabarbic8939]

Hani mir au denkt!!

[@TurnItUpWorld]

Wow you are both incredible! Between traveling the world’s best airport lounges, to now traveling the world’s best hotels, and Airbnb’s, lodges and huts. That’s cool. Oh and Nate you chop wood like a BEAST, dude! 😂🍺🍺

[@gretajacobson1523]

this is good example of people thinking that they can do anything because they think nothing bad happens to them and only happens to people on the news. it’s sad to see this being promoted to such a large audience. As someone who grew up hiking around glaciers, i would never hike alone or without a guide because it’s just not safe or practical.

[@jackfrawley2180]

The fact that they got footage of a mountain rescue is crazy

[@sirenna3416]

@9:01 I find that the drone footage ALONE adds so much depth to your videos. It is like having an extra cinematographer (or 2) to help document your travels and show a perspective that neither you nor we would have been able to experience otherwise. It's really incredible. Thank you!!!

[@pwoo124]

I feel like crampon is what they SHOULD have named a tampon.

[@charlottemauritz5085]

omg pwoo124 YES

[@exybassham9089]

Or a tampIN

[@TheRenukarenuka]

Yes

[@jaydaviljoen1588]

i was thinking the same thing

[@liv555]

Where the hell did that come from

[@lulutw]

Please be careful in the mountains, you need to respect the dangers of the environment especially when you don't have all the gear

[@jackfrawley2180]

@Emma Blontz caught slipping 😳

[@KittyGata314]

@@jackfrawley2180 lmao

[@tins7279]

PLEASE don't do this hike without a mountain guide. You see the tags white-blue-white - that means "alpine hiking trail". And to cross a glacier without a rope is a no-go!

[@disdonc6012]

No, it's not a no-go. It depends on the glacier. No one uses a rope when going to Bordier hut or Brittannia hut.

[@jcwanako]

Wow! I just started to follow these two adventurers and was about to give them props! Then I started to read the comments ! I have never hiked a Glacier in my life so I have no concept of what is needed and what precautions to take. Kara and Nate had literally no proper gear according to most comments here; they took this hike as the hikes I weekly take here in Oakland CA (just need hiking shoes and maybe poles). I enjoyed the video because it seemed adventurous and I’m that kind of person but honestly I was not aware that they did this hike completely the wrong way, unprepared; I guess the video does not really tell the full story (dangers). Thanks 🙏🏽 everyone for keeping us all aware of the dangers, this is much appreciated. To Kara and Nate... hey I just joined your channel. The video, the experience, your enthusiasm is amazing which is why I joined your channel, please keep making amazing videos. Please stay safe! I can see now why the gentleman at the shop was reluctant to rent you the thingist! Keep sharing your adventures... ☀️ you are both special and incredible humans! Sending you positive vibes José

[@joenandamalie]

One of the most exciting vlogs you've made, guys! Switzerland truly is something else! A Switzerland road trip is probably in the top 5 of our bucket list - and for good reasons it seems!

[@fabiomachado8432]

hey, theres Bas Dost looking vlogger on C. Ronaldo looking vlog ahaha cheers!

[@joenandamalie]

Fábio Machado hahaha! Small world ☺️

[@RichandKirsten]

We were so nervous watching your updates on your instagram stories while you did this hike! So glad you guys did this hike. The views are so incredibly epic :)

[@glowinthadark]

I may need to get insta.....

[@rorytippett8345]

They got very lucky very stupid of them to do this without proper gear or experience

[@giantrotatingcarrot]

So incredibly dangerous hiking glaciers. I would not recommend this to anyone unless they were AT LEAST somewhat experienced hikers and fully understood the dangers involved in hiking across glaciers and crevasses. Being properly equipped and prepared for sudden changes in the weather while hiking in mountainous terrain is essential.

[@nl7002]

They got extremely lucky. Considering they're hiking experience (never worn crampons), they should have hired a guide.

[@bandgeek898]

They hiked to Everest Base Camp, so they definitely have quite a bit of hiking experience. And they crossed a glacier (with crampons) when they were in Patagonia. So they certainly aren't being completely reckless here.

[@giantrotatingcarrot]

@@bandgeek898 hmmm. Re-read my comment. Don't believe I called them reckless or anything of the sort.

[@jackie8357]

It actually is pretty reckless - another Swiss on here gave a link to an article where a 17 year old Japanese tourist died last year at the same hut they went to - just wearing crampons / he was told by the hut manager that his equipment was inadequate and fell into a crevasse because he went back into the glacier while waiting for the helicopter, those poles also mean something - they are blue which means Alpine trail - ropes, pick, crampons, compass, and experienced mountain hikers only - the fact that they aren’t saying anything about that and that they aren’t carrying the equipment leads me to believe they didn’t know- why encourage dangerous behavior, you are absolutely right

[@disdonc6012]

@@jackie8357 You don't need crampons, ropes or a pick usually on blue-white paths, also not on every glacier.

[@rileylocke5758]

I think the way Nate helps Kara is so sweet❤️. Love y’all

[@laraduragic]

Nature in Swiss is SPEECHLESS!!!! You are so so brave and hands down for this tour!!! xx

[@ninamahkuk4]

I loved your Middle East videos but Switzerland tops em all. Its so stunning!

[@YnseSchaap]

This is a dangerous crossing, it's long and when you get caught in a summer storm you will crap your pants, done it many times as a acclimatization hike but always with one or two of my climbing mates and roped up and remember those choppers don't fly for free if you don't have insurance it will set you back a few thousand dollars. My advice, hire a guide

[@disdonc6012]

The health insurance usually pays 2/3 of a rescue flight, I experienced it myself. A flight costs around 3000 to xy francs (depending on condition). So you have to be ready to pay at around 1000 francs. If you are a Rega sponsor, they will carry the rest.

[@YnseSchaap]

@@disdonc6012 Been a REGA sponsor for years even though I don't climb/hike anymore (bad knees 😁

[@suziclark4244]

My heart was pounding during some of those glacier scenes! Can't imagine what it was like to actually do it. But it was really cool to see how you two work together in those sorts of situations! Couple goals.

[@susanwright8791]

Dear Kara and Nate, I am 77 and live on a fixed income. You have taken me to places that I would have never been able to experience with out you. I have climbed mountains, gone snorkeling, ridden the Trans Siberian Express, visited Vietnam, So much fun and adventure right from my recliner. I have worried about just like you were one of my own grandchildren. I was especially worried about you on that bad glacier but nothing ventured nothing gained. I was tremendously relieved when you made it back down from that! I sometimes do not watch you for awhile and because I watch you on my TV usually I am just now subscribing but I love you both and be careful on your travels..

[@zahedhossain6736]

I just like both of you guys . You are enjoying your family and youth together in the fullest.

[@jimgood1949]

There is courageous and self reliant, and then there is reckless and irresponsible. Sometimes I think you two don’t really understand the dangers that you expose yourselves to. A professional guide would have been prudent for that hike.

[@LRumore]

Jim G anything for the insta shot or drone footie. Freaking vlogging millennials.

[@drakeandjosh007]

Stfu lol pussy

[@roxlovesfearless]

drakeandjosh007 No, they have a point. This was extremely dangerous. Try to understand what people are saying before you try to shut them up.

[@spacegirlpotter3531]

Jim G they do understand. They didn’t die so obviously 🙄 they know how to do this.

[@Lauren_Cat]

Space girl Potter they know how to do it, but their fans might want to try and fail which is a bad example to others

[@ifrislie]

I actually liked the broken microphone... it added to the intesity of the video! Especially when you were crossing the water on those rocks. Thank you for updating on Instagram, for a minute I was so worried you wouldn't make it back down alive!

[@KaraandNate]

What a great perspective! 😍 but we promise we’re getting it fixed! 💗👏🏼 thanks for watching!!

[@bunsenhootie]

I love that Nate never leaves Kara behind he always helps her over the cracks, what a gentleman.

[@lesterjames6829]

This couple is not given enough credits for their hardwork in sharing us beautiful sights and places around the world. I can only imagine the challenges and tough trecking or hiking they had been through just to reach their destination and share with us their amazing experience.. The views they had accumulated so far is too little for the amount of satisfaction the viewers get from their videos. I myself is a new fan and i enjoyed a lot. Anyway thanks for sharing us you wonderful experience in your travel and keep safe always.

[@alexdelux2254]

Those crevices scare the crap out of me. I could never do that. Even just watching you guys makes my entire body tense up. That is so damn scary. Literally one step from never being heard from again and dying in such a horrible way. I just can’t.

[@Hammaadsunasra]

Switzerland is been like country of aliens Everything was extremely beautiful, clean and perfect

[@activflow87percentslowed]

Hammad Hammad um i live in Switzerland and the young people are just mean and not everthing is clean and perfect

[@merlokiii]

Felismina Lopes we are not all mean... It depends on the person. And yes, generally Switzerland is clean an quiet

[@Geshmachten]

Guys you are incredible! Such an inspiration for us! Thank you for all your adventures and vibes!

[@Kamarca]

Thank-you for taking me to places I'll never go, and presenting it so beautifully.

[@seanlyder3023]

the scenimatic starting at *9:00* is *absolutely* , incredibly, *mind-bendingly* , awe-inspiring, amazing and I love it.

[@dominiquekarisko1651]

I love how happy Kara is all the time. It even makes me happier! You too Nate!

[@MrFreckles007]

I love their vlogs but you can tell sometimes she's coming across fake.

[@superdogs1]

Ooooo another mountain hut video!!!!!!!!!

[@sonikaagarwal3682]

When you like the video without even watching it because you know it’s gonna be awesome quality content.

[@gtonyxkid2012]

It blows my mind how mad people get at you all for getting out of your comfort zone and taking risk and just LIVING YOUR LIFE! Driving your car is just as dangerous.. I love watching you all and I hope you both keep living and enjoying life and traveling!

[@katehowell3906]

imagine how many times they set their camera down to walk by and pick it back up for the edits

[@krysdekel]

Oh my word, that was so DANGEROUS!!!

[@wasmorton]

I love the way you two take the time, even when you’re exhausted, to set up the perfect shot. Wonderous video. TFTR

[@aleena840]

I'm seriously hooked! This is better than any reality tv show lol. You guys should go to Niagara Falls, it'd be amazing

[@merlokiii]

Niagara falls arent's so amazing though

[@johannacheong2294]

I just love how you both push yourselves. Your bravery is inspiring!

[@0ozmichka0]

Extremely irresponsible to traverse a glacier unroped and without proper equipment. Especially in the afternoon, on a hot day like this. On a glacier you use "bridges" to cross over crevasses and in such weather the are likely to be weakened by heat. People, don't do this, they were incredibly lucky the didn't get injured or worse.

[@esmeraldaflores8148]

Irresponsible for the people that work there not for them

[@bacon3268]

chill out

[@Juju-mn9fp]

Not they’re fault

[@disdonc6012]

If there ARE bridges to be used on such a route, then it's correct what you're saying. But there are glaciers without such bridges. If there is no snow on the glacier, they are safe to cross if they don't have big crevasses.

[@CountyClaire]

This is the first video I watched...when you first began the journey....I thought....these people are not prepared! I love your spirit of adventure....I just hope you prepare yourselves way better in the future!

[@Allee8890]

Kara vs the Turnstiles is one of my favorite ongoing sagas.

[@KaraandNate]

😂😅

[@frooty6049]

Kara and Nate *DEADLY TURNSTILES*

[@camillaholmberg3951]

This is what I imagine walking to your futuristic home on the moon will look like 😁 such an intense and exciting vlog as always ❤

[@jaden-mansfield]

This looked incredible and I’m glad you made it but you definitely should have been roped up and had an experienced guide to be crossing those crevasses! Glad you are safe and love your videos!

[@edithmariequinones5328]

Scariest vlog ever!! Not worth the danger for that adventure!! U both r so awesome and brave!! Blessings

[@jackienaiditch7965]

Well, I just watched this video, and think the comments below say it all, though some of them are way more rude and unkind than necessary. I'm a new subscriber and love your videos. I can see why people are so vested in your safety. You're both personable and likable, and your relationship seems very sweet. I hope that at least you can take away "lessons learned" from this experience. I hope one of those lessons is that expenses like a $10 bottle of water and other high costs of spending more time in that hut could never justify a decision to go out on a glacier in a storm. I mean, that is some seriously poor decision making. I wish you many fun and safe travels.

[@KristynaRomain]

Super unreal drone shots! That’s crazy. What a trek. Doesn’t happens everyday. Well done 😍 aaaand I am late to work!!!

[@kristaselene]

Kristyna & Romain Cool names! ;)

[@KristynaRomain]

Krista Roman thanks! 😊

[@eattravelraverepeat3791]

I used to live in Zermatt and would not have done that hike without a guide or proper equipment. my heart was in my mouth the whole time!

[@charlied3189]

I need this happiness in my life.

[@tsy0704]

That footage is incredible, the way you's put these together is outstanding. Best travel channel on You Tube, actually the best on any platform to be honest.

[@shannnapanna09]

Nate is such a good husband helping you through every step encouraging you I’ve every big step. 💓💓💓

[@AidanGallagher]

Crazy!!!

[@thatmoonchild3095]

AidanRGallagher wow

[@lucianewman488]

Wow didn’t think I’d see U here

[@Fe4rshad0w958]

Wow crazy that you hear

[@soursmut4616]

Damn never thought I would see you here...

[@Julia.Taunton-Clark99]

@@Fe4rshad0w958 Here not hear bitch

[@jgingram]

I can’t help but giggle with suspense every time we see Kara approach a turnstile. 😁😁😁

[@AG-io5wr]

Another amazing Suisse adventure. You are very lucky to be alive after crossing the glacier. You have no idea. Something no one should do without a guide for the first time. Looking forward to part 2.

[@JCF9000]

Wow, great pictures. Give these guys a medal.

[@sparx4724]

I love how you gave her a well done after every big step. I love it. 😊😊

[@dianaplanas2095]

Just love the cliffhangers!!!! Be careful guys. Your adventures are epic.

[@ads13924]

So after watching about a million of your videos I have finally taken the plunge and subscribed 😁😁😁 keep up the great vlogging. I love your positivity

[@joshjohnvallance2529]

Love your videos. Me and my boyfriend watch your videos every morning with are coffee.

[@KaraandNate]

Awww! Cheers friends! ☕️😊

[@Beautyflawed81]

That drone shot really showed how scary that mountain is.. You all are so brave...

[@CameronPhillips]

I traveled to Zermatt in 2016 and rode that train up to the top of the mountain for lunch, but these views around the corner and up the glacier are UNBELIEVABLE! Truly amazing - can't wait to get back to the Swiss Alps next summer!!

[@isabellalopez8736]

I don’t know about anyone else but I personally think it is so sweet that Nate was coaching Kara through the walking and jumping that they had to do

[@hannahdettman6543]

This is INSANELY cool!! Always look forward to your videos :)))

[@phyllisbrowning9273]

WOW, held my breath a few times! Great job.

[@esmeraldaesmeralda8015]

I will binge watch your videos right now. Quarantine sucks . Your videos brings me joy 🤗🥰💖😘 Sending love from the Philippines! 🥰🥰💖🤗☺️🥰💖

[@mary8813]

Thank you for everything that you share with us! You’re so natural and nice! Love you and stay safe! ❤❤❤

[@sjdkfliff8077]

This deserves much more views and likes! What you guys did over there is incredible ❤️❤️

[@sweetness371]

"The hills are alive with the sound of music!!!"

[@TenajTino]

I see why you guys have almost a million subs!!!!! This was so freaking cool 😎

[@SH4DOWYT519]

Tare.cel mai tare videi care l-am văzut in viața mea!?❤❤🐕🍉🥰😂🥰😂❤✌🔥🤫🤣🥰🎟🇹🇩🍎😂🥔😫🐕🍉🍒👊🏻🥲😭😀🍐💥🐎🍋🥳🍈🍆🍌🍇🍀🐆🐒🐃🐈🐴😄🐺🥵⚠️

[@PassporttotheBlue]

we love seeing what you guys have been up to lately on facebook and then see the whole experience here on youtube! we have only been here in the winter time skiing so its great to see how beautiful it is during the summer months! thank guys!

[@rachelwhitehead6977]

Wow the views are stunning!!!! N mad respect for you guys going that alone!!!!! 👍👌👏

[@salanicus]

We took a week off to visit with our son and BAM, we come back to this insane glacier hike!? Holy Cow Crazy Dangerous Exciting, Dramatic ride this one is guys. With a perfect ending :) Thanks for this share. Best, James and Kim

[@audra1046]

My grandparents names are James and Kim haha

[@epiccuppycakes6786]

Going on hikes like these without proper equipment is so incredibly irresponsible ... growing up in the alps with daily news of hikers getting injured/lost/dying .... that's why ... stop encouraging it

[@epiccuppycakes6786]

@Liam Pianoboy they did 100% not know what they were doing. They lucked out.

[@epiccuppycakes6786]

you don't "explore" on a glacier. "Exploring" on a glacier gets you at best trapped, at worst killed

[@epiccuppycakes6786]

@Liam Pianoboy i don't want them to get trapped and as I said ... they lucked out but my home is in the damn alps and I see every year just how many rescue missions have to be undertaken and not all of them have a happy ending so take a seat with your "just exploring"

[@maggibrenda4385]

although i live in switzerland. A few kilometers away, I will never be able to experience something so beautiful. only people who have had luck and success in life are allowed to go here. but I'm still happy for you. it is wonderful. a dream.

[@taz_kempf]

Nate- the way you speak to Kara is so loving, especially around 8:00-8:20. 💖