Overnight in the Highest Hut of the Alps | CAPANNA MARGHERITA 4556m

[@mimmoz01]

Hi there! I wanted to share a personal connection with the Capanna Regina Margherita. My father was actually part of the team involved in its reconstruction back in 1977. The stories and memories of that endeavor still resonate in our old family home. I wish he could be here today to see this video and witness the incredible passion that the current generation has for the hut. It's truly inspiring to see how people cherishes and enjoys this place. It holds a special place in my heart, knowing my father contributed to its restoration. Thank you for sharing this amazing video!

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

That’s amazing ❤️ thanks for your comment!

[@HannibalBarcaRTW]

Please share some of those stories here in the comments? How could they build something like that so high up?

[@timdrahman6813]

It’s amazing how they could build such a large building, so high and remote.

[@13donstalos]

Did your father explain how they got all the materials up there?

[@nelsonx5326]

@@13donstalos I wonder if the materials were pulled up by rope on a sled.

[@rishabhbasetia9438]

The shot of the moonlight hitting the mountains and the clouds followed by the lightening, absolutely gorgeous! 🙌

[@davidberrueco2]

it was amazing, brought a tear to my eye, such a beautifull wonderfull world

[@MohammadUmairAnsari]

It really stood out for me too. Nature is incredibly beautiful and intimidating at the same time.

[@claudiaionescu1661]

😍 ❄️ ❄️ ❄️ ❄️ ❄️

[@scratastic1]

I'd buy that in an instance if shot in 4K as a looped kind of wallpaper, almost looked like some GCI rendered image in a movie with the atmosphere it had.

[@amol1608]

to be honest, that was one of the most beautiful things I have seen. The sea of clouds, bright moon, lightnings in the distance, it looks unreal. Like a completely different planet. I'm amazed

[@daffodilmcdoodles3281]

4:41 The night shot of the mountains, clouds, moon and thunderstorm is prob the most beautiful nature shot I have seen on screen.

[@mjscaruaru]

yes, filme frame.

[@SuperSPatrick]

Ya then he stopped filming it and kinda ruined what could have been a much longer shot lol.

[@justaguyfromreddit]

​@RepentandbelieveinJesusChristwhat about stopping witn this fantasy shit

[@federicomarmolejo1952]

That was absolutely stunning, almost absurd ❣

[@AKM47YT06]

4:52 I can sit all night here and Enjoy every second of my life just by looking far far away

[@Gayner-h3q]

The view of the thunderstorms from that high is just absolutely incredible. One of the most breathtaking shots I've ever seen to be honest.

[@nelsonx5326]

I know, looking down at lightening.

[@btimec5290]

Totally agree. Funny how he was nonplussed about that. I would have been gaping in awe

[@mickey1849]

Come to Florida if you want to see lightning storms like that.

[@bellissimo4520]

@@mickey1849 The point is not to have lightning storms, but to be able to look down on them from such a height.

[@YaHsServent]

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[@hugmynutus]

This building was built in 1889. It was first constructed in the valley below, dissembled, then carried to its final location by mountaineers. A real accomplishment. That climb looks hard enough, without having to haul bits of a building. I should point out it was totally rebuilt in 1977, but still, impressive.

[@tonyrichardson2637]

would been a pain going that far and forgetting the hammer.😄 it is impressive though.

[@montanausa329]

Thanks for the info it was my one question

[@larryslemp9698]

INSANELY Impressive!!

[@Angie-in8wc]

Why was it built? The absolutely stunning view is one reason but that’s a lot of resources and effort to expend. Was there another reason?

[@hugmynutus]

@@Angie-in8wc Top of the mountain is the most exposed place. So having a good shelter there for emergencies (bad weather, waiting for emergency rescue, climbing party just fucked up and needs to spend the night) greatly reduces the risk to mountaineers. Also in the 19th century, a lot of scientists were doing high-altitude research, these locations were really useful to do that.

[@itwasaliens]

The shots of landscape people can see today because of drones is honestly pretty amazing.

[@IMDGEN]

Drones were a great invention. Allowing us to experience visuals no other human previously could unless physically there.

[@EarthEuphorias]

Yeah it's amazing. However it's very hard to get the perspective of reality, it's so "flat" on video no matter how you do.

[@Scoutie12345]

My husband and I are senior citizens living in the US and recently found your KZbin channel. We are in awe of the mountains you hike with such craggy and narrow mountain tops. The views are amazing and your photography is wonderful. Thank you for sharing with the world.

[@el_guero0958]

That night shot was absolutely stunning.

[@PriitKallas]

This is interesting: The construction of the hut was directed by the Italian Alpine Club in 1889. The hut was pre-built in the valley, then brought to its final destination by mule and then by men, and assembled on site. It was opened on 18 August 1893, in the presence of Margherita of Savoy, Queen of Italy, to whom the hut is dedicated.

[@gregfarz78]

Even more incredibile how they built that hut at that elevation.

[@amankr3375]

Everyone should see how amazing the snow on the mountain can look , the calmness in bruno's eyes , the beauty of the cinematography , shoot at 3 am thunderstorm hitting near clouds, This short film surely kept me engaged till it's end . Thank you for showing this to world .

[@amarug]

When I saw the footage at the start I was like "omg where are these beautiful places" and suddenly realized many shots were of Switzerland, where I live and always have lived. I even grew up near the Alps, near Berns highlands. But I hardly ever go to the mountains anymore. I work in an international team at ETH Zurich and I see all the foreigners who come here and instantly spend every minute of free time in the mountains. Growing up here, close to the Alps, I've seen the beauty but also the toll these places can take. I have lost friends and family who have died in the mountains during various activites from mountain climbing, to hiking to skiing. None of them were inexperienced or wreckless in their behaviour - all were so-called "rare freak-accidents", but at some point, I had enough and decided to admire this part of my home just via videos, postcards, and - from far away. I hope you all stay safe up there

[@philipw5669]

Thank you. Great English btw.

[@WeAllDieee]

risking ur life is much more fun life

[@amarug]

@@WeAllDieee If you have no people who love you and/or depend on you to be there for them, I guess it's fine. In every other case, if you take bigger risks on purpose, it's pretty damn egotistical. Because if you die, you won't care, you are gone, but you cause pain and suffering to the ones you left behind...

[@ClanMcDuck]

I love these videos. I was lucky enough to stay in a mountain hut in the shadow of the Matterhorn when I was 16. Woke up to see the crystal clear mountains and the glacier below. A life-changing event. These videos bring me back to that moment when I watch. Thank you.

[@bethroesch2156]

That doesn't even look real, it's so beautiful. Thank you for sharing this. It's really amazing

[@MrSychnant]

Incredible aerial footage, and you didnt mention the amazing lightning storms at night.

[@njones2061]

Oh wow, I’ve loved your videos so much but seeing that view with the distant thunderstorms was AMAZING!! I’ve never been that high in the mountains and now being quite old I may never manage it. Thank you for sharing. It made my day to see that. There is no better view than a high mountain view. Thanks for sharing Bruno, it’s your kind of content is that top 1% of KZbin content that really stirs the soul. Thanks

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Thank you so much!!

[@julius26081]

Absolutely agree!!

[@m.7271]

@@BrunoPisaniAdventure Thank you so much for creating such beautiful content Bruno! Every video is a work of art and masterpiece and inspiring. Just a question, it took you a lot of effort to reach there, do you ever consider staying more than 1 night at the hut so you can really enjoy being up there? I’m interested to get your thoughts, or is it that not enough supplies? Thanks!

[@mhaas17]

Bravo Bruno, that was amazing. Giants playing with rocks and snow and forming a magnificent landscape. Clouds playing with the peaks. So wonderful. Thanks for you passion and sharing, your tasteful ways to let us take part!

[@bergwolf7514]

I just had 10 minutes off with a smile on my face, dreaming, I hear the crunch of the snow, breathe the thin air, feel the effort and the joy of arrival with goosebumps and pride, and these fantastic shots ........ Grazie di Cuore Bruno

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Wonderful! thanks a lot!!!

[@krisjustin3884]

I feel honored to have you shared this with us! This was epic! Hard to believe a place could be built on a landscape like this. Very Much Appreciated!

[@StevenMilne-sm4fk]

People are amazing

[@TheMetabolicMadness]

Thanks for bringing us along! That was just epic... Especially that thunderstorm. What a privilege to be up there 🙏🙂

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Glad you enjoyed it! it definitely was!

[@HeatherMaderArt]

The lightning in the moonlit cloudscape literally took my breath away. Thank you for going places most of us only dream of going.

[@Shepfarmnc]

Who built that? As a general contractor, I cannot imagine the difficulties in the building that, there. The labor, material delivery, and who paid for it? Damn, what an achievement 😳🔥💯

[@DiabloOutdoors]

IKEA

[@venezzrok-fz1du]

Aliens

[@Watt_Ihr_Volt]

Minecraft

[@DomingoDeSantaClara]

Bob, the builder.

[@Shepfarmnc]

All of these fucking dicks. you guys are a bunch of millennial assholes. can’t even build your fucking selves.

[@claravonessen5673]

Amazing drone shots, they make you so emotional!! Especially sunrise! What is coming up next? What a cliff-hanger, Bruno. We will be here to support your next adventures :)

[@FunkyVader]

I've been there a couple of times, also sleeping there, and would not recommend going directly to 4500 meters. Most people will get a bad headache and it can be dangerous. You should have at least two nights at lower altitudes first. That said, the drone shots are amazing!

[@barneyklingenberg4078]

Me living at sea level most of my life. I probably need a week

[@Ghost19_]

4:41 just stamping as I never thought I'd see such a magnificent night view like this, it looks so surreal. Thank you truly for sharing this to us!

[@ilikeglobox]

Complimenti per questa nuova impresa e lo splendido video! Che spettacolo vedere Capanna Margherita bucare le nuvole al mattino presto.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

grazie mille!!

[@MarcoS-zx8qw]

Grazie! un racconto fatto di bellezza, magia e di grande umiltà e rispetto.

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

ma grazie!! mi fa super piacere!!

[@essexsouthend]

That view at 4:40 at 3am with moonlight and clouds and lightning is something of absolute beauty i would stand there all night and not get tired just wow! One of best views I have ever seen really amazing 👏

[@mabot72]

Immagini sublimi, da togliere il fiato: le nuvole, la luna, i lampi, la luce del mattino, la neve copiosa e candida...poesia pura!

[@richardblair919]

Beautifully done! Appreciate the English language version - too old to climb now but the views are still inspiring. Take care.

[@martinstuvland8620]

5:30 That view is unreal. The lightning storm in the background. The full moon, bright as anything! Unreal.....!

[@DonGugos]

Quality of the drone footage it's just amazing!! Love it!

[@andreruegg9490]

Thanks

[@majobajo6326]

Absolutely fantastic tour and beautiful pictures. Respect for your performance and thank you for letting us be a part of it... 👏👏👏

[@twiggy6591]

That view at night with that lightening storm across those mountains was the prettiest view I’ve seen in a minute! If that’s what heaven is like- we’re in for a treat!!

[@Charlie1821]

That view at night is ethereal. A dream.

[@smokeylovesfire1589]

I’m at a loss for words regarding what I just watched. That lightning storms in the area. I’ll bet a storm on this mountain would be frightening. Beyond gorgeous. Did not know that drones could flY this high.

[@anatexis_the_first]

Stunning! The drone shots of the hut look absolutely cinematic. It is crazy to think anyone would build a hut up there! Thanks for your work!

[@Ml7177]

Amazing video! Ur video really make me inspiring in the Cabins at the top of the mountains! Thanks for sharing!

[@gottabesometime6632]

Seriously OUT STANDING, thank you for giving me the experience via laptop, as never in a million years could make it or afford it. Your 3am coverage with LIGHTENING behind was skin-tingling and the drone footage the next day...EXCEMPTERALY...AMAZING TRULY MIND BLOWING.

[@markg3025]

Bruno what a spectacular climb and view. I loved the nighttime view with cloud lighting in the background. Thank you

[@gschallert3293]

Who built CAPANNA MARGHERITA The Italian Alpine Club (CAI) built the Capanna Margherita, a mountain hut located on Punta Gnifetti, Monte Rosa, at an altitude of 4554 meters. The construction of the hut was directed by the CAI in 1889, and it was pre-built in the valley, then transported to its final destination by mule and men, and assembled on site. The hut was inaugurated on August 18, 1893, in the presence of Queen Margherita of Savoy, to whom the hut is dedicated. Note: The CAI has managed and renovated the hut over the years, with the most recent renovation taking place between 1979 and 1980. Today, the CAI Varallo section is responsible for the management and maintenance of the Capanna Margherita.

[@EyesofZoey]

The lightning up there is such an amazing thing to see. Thanks for that ❤ amazing video

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

thanksss!! it was incredible!

[@ryuukuringo]

the shot of the little hut surrounded by clouds and the mountain being just slightly visible is so so beautiful.

[@BlackTortoiseOfTheNorth]

Amazing how the high winds don't topple it over the edge!😮

[@GuidoBatt]

It's not made in China, you know...

[@macs2015]

There’s many people like me who really appreciate the magnitude and beauty of these adventures and places but we’d never make the trip. Thank you for taking us there!

[@nicolapiccoli8195]

Grande Bruno! Complimenti per le riprese... Sia che con la qualità video che audio hai fatto grandi miglioramenti. Sempre avanti!

[@brockly4443]

Some of the most beautiful scenery I’ve ever seen.

[@joseluisguevaraguerrero6598]

Que hermoso video con vistas espectaculares, pero lo que mas me cautivó es la inmensa sensación de paz y tranquilidad que transmite Bruno (creo que ese es su nombre), es la primera vez que veo este canal y en verdad disfruté mucho del video, sigan adelante con su magnífico trabajo y les mando un saludo y un fuerte abrazo desde Tijuana, México.

[@carolp6077]

Ciao ragazzi da Sydney da una suora apassionata della montagna. Volevo dirvi che vi amirò! Bravissimi!

[@davidc6510]

Spectacular adventure and video Bruno. The cloud lightning in the background followed by the drone footage of this "hut in the Alps" was a so surreal - almost a fantasy that is incredible to know it is a reality. This adventure is so much more achievable than a Mnt Everest type expedition. Thank you for sharing a well done video and good luck on your next adventure.

[@alphalemur4726]

Some of these shots are among the best I have ever seen in professional film making let alone youtube. This is top-tier cinematogrophy. Truly inspirational.

[@giuliotoffano4763]

Bruno raising the bar 😮

[@Nexus-6]

"This is a dream." - Bruno. 🤗 This place almost doesn't seem real, especially when you were standing outside, in the dark, with the mountains, clouds, lightning and the moon behind you. Thank-you for sharing this magical place, that most of us will never see. You have a new subscriber. 🙏😊

[@paullichte]

Wow that was impressive! 6:00 you are standing there like on the Olympus with lightning all over in the background haha

[@marcodipietro8835]

The Alps are truly amazing, I love going there every winter, the scenery, the temperature, everything! We must preserve this beauty.

[@dansantarsiero1526]

Would have liked to see more of the inside of the cabin, accommodations, facilities, history, etc. We already know what snow and mountains look like.

[@todds9746]

That’s exactly what I was thinking.

[@carpanis]

At the time he went up there, only the winter section was open, which is basically just one room and a very small part of the hut. The rest of the building is open only from the end of June to the beginning of September.

[@adamcfmacdonald]

Your channel and these videos are very impressive. Thank you!

[@marek_stu]

I love your Alpine content! And I have to say, really spectacular aerial footage, your skills are top notch! Wish you safe and happy travels :)

[@siobhanrose1680]

I just want to say, thank you. Thank you for climbing 4556m up, with your filming gear, to show us the world up there.

[@HairpinMagazine]

Awesome video! Some scenes were like from a SF movie, filmed on another planet. I can hardly imagine the effort of people who builded this hut. Keep on filming Bruno, your videos are masterpieces.

[@777DG]

The drone shots are fabulous ❤🎉

[@andreavicelli3355]

Complimenti Bruno, sei il King of the Alps🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Bodikdereka]

Fantastic! What a great video! I am applauding to you, Bruno!

[@yourlocalexplorers]

What an incredible movie episode, once again our breaths just stopped, watching your video 🙌🏽 The morning drone shot in the clouds is really epic, no words can describe the beauty... WOW, such a great job🙏🏽

[@patfrompeoria7976]

Even thirty years ago when I was young, in shape, and consistently backpacking, camping, etc., could I have imagined myself doing something like this. Thank you Bruno for this perspective.

[@Drunktopus]

What a breathtaking adventure. Thanks for sharing with us all!

[@dgibbsfl]

Nice drone shots. Several aspects of the place that you visited are pretty incredible: 1. The fact that you made it all the way up there safely 2. The fact that somebody before you had a hand in hauling the materials up there to build that fairly large cabin 3. The fact that it is apparently stocked with the essentials like LP gas, etc. 4. The mountain range and the geological formation(s) itself and the thought of the absolutely incredible forces of energy that went into forming such a dramatic landscape The vistas you captured were magnificent. What an adventure...!!

[@PozzoCiao]

Bravo Bruno!! Si vedono i miglioramenti in qualità, ed è bello che le view ripaghino 💯

[@mohammadsalmanibrahim5890]

That place is beautiful. I've never commented on the countless travel videos I've watched but that was too beautiful to not comment ❤❤❤

[@MrKevreg]

Such cool lightning ⚡ shots

[@shawnhuolihan2481]

Don't care if it's 3am and I just hiked up a mountain all day.. not going to bed when there's a view like that to stare at. Absolutely stunning..

[@stefanopallini6561]

Complimenti Bruno, figata pazzesca🔥😍

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

grazie mille!!!

[@KCBarr1]

The logistics of building these mountain top shelters, has to be incredible. Great video. Would love to do this, but I know I never will, so watching these videos is as good as I can do.

[@pixelalibi]

Amazing and emotional video Bruno!

[@JellyLancelot]

Bloody hell, that night shot of the clouds over the moutains with the lightning is unreal.

[@lsismeiro]

Almost no words... What an awesome spectacular place. Almost seems out of this world. Fantastic! Incredible scenery and the shots you done are great. Very impressive how your drone can fly at that height.

[@rogerblackwood8815]

That is exactly what I was thinking! I am a pilot of small piston powered planes, and many of the Cessna and Piper aircraft can't reach anything like that altitude. So what kind of drone can? Must be an expensive pro type. PS: We had a Cessna C150 (A small 2 seat training aircraft) and one day we flew it as high as it would go, we tried every trick to bump it up a little higher, but 12500 feet was the absolute max with two on board! So we would have been way below these peaks!

[@timident]

Totally blown away by the morning footage … wow

[@marcinazael]

Great video as always!! This hut is on my bucket list 😊

[@paulfidler3710]

Firstly, beautiful. In every aspect! However, having spent time in Kyrgyzstan above 3600m, I’m amazed at your ability to function above 3000m with little acclimatisation! Bravo! Secondly, I’m doing a few huts in late September, so thank you for showing us the “winter room”. That’s put my mind at rest! Again, Gracie Mille.

Quite an impressive performance there. And beautiful shots. Especially the night landscape. Congrats! 🙂

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Thank you very much!

[@sherryhudson6879]

The majesty of this video brought me to tears….wow…what an amazing journey❤️

[@paularuotsalainen979]

Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful and amazing video, Bruno🤩 My native country, Finland, is quite flat in topography. Therefore it is great to be able to watch YT videos of high mountains and adventures. Keep up with your excellent work, Bruno!

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Amazing! thank you! would love to explore finland someday

[@GuidoBatt]

I only made it to the Gnifetti, a few hundred meters below, and it was exhausting for the lack of Oxygen: a step with my skis took probably a minute or more. I saw it there, at the reach of my fingers, but it took sooo long to arrive. And that was when I was young, back in the '90s (now I had to quit skiing after a broken knee). Now think of the carpenters that built it in the late 1800s, carrying tools and timber by themselves or with the help of some mules (non sure mules can climb this high), no electricity, no modern cold weather gear, soggy hemp ropes... Today supplies arrive with helis. Really heroic.

[@HouseofRecordsTacoma]

Great film. It would be interesting to know how that hut was built.

[@bingusbingus776]

This has got to be the most Amazing place I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@jujulebigmac6865]

Hello Bruno. Just discovered you through this video. I really appreciated the drones views you took of the Capanna. Absolutely wonderful. I don't know if i'll ever have the guts or the physical skills to get up there, but you made us travel with you to the top and for some second, it felt like we were with you there! Thanks for that! subscribed

[@petercunningham9722]

Bruno I have had the great fortune to have skied many times in magnificent alps but the film you made shows the sublime beauty of this precious landscape.

[@SrdjanStijak]

Just as I'm planning to visit in August, what a timing. What time of the year was this?

[@BrunoPisaniAdventure]

Mid of June :)

[@SrdjanStijak]

@@BrunoPisaniAdventure thanks for the quick responsiveness. Your videos have been a big inspiration ever since I've moved to Italy just over 2 years ago. I try to spend most of my weekends in the mountains. Continue doing what you're doing, this is one of the best hiking/mountaineering channels on KZbin.

[@mincollins-bell5696]

Stunning camera work. Morning views exceptional, also loved lightning and moon as you arrived, Mother Nature is amazing.thanks for sharing your journey.

[@julius26081]

Fantastic video as always Bruno! Is another video with hiking recommendations coming soon? :) The "5 easy peaks in the DOLOMITES" and "TOP 3 Circular Hikes in the DOLOMITES" videos were soo great, I think your community would love that!

[@evanselaban7058]

Wow this was just gorgeous mountain and cloudscapes with the lightning in the clouds wow what a view. Your video was awesome love it

[@paulforester6996]

Only one night after all that to get there?

[@KGBopenzedoor]

The journey is better than the destination.

[@EliaPisu]

Ciao Bruno, Complimenti vivissimi per il video! Il montaggio è davvero eccellente: fluido, dinamico e perfettamente sincronizzato con la musica. Hai saputo catturare l'essenza della Capanna Margherita e del Monte Rosa in modo magistrale, trasmettendo tutta la bellezza e l'emozione di quei luoghi. Ciao!!!!

[@adrianbell4597]

Who could fail to be inspired by such a landscape? I should think sleep was difficult having gone up to 4556m in a day.🤣

[@agathepoisson8988]

Jusqu’à date un des vidéos les plus réussis….certains paysages pris avec le drone à couper le souffle…wow , wow et wow

[@digvijayjayakar8397]

Night landscape is something I have never seen before in, social media world as well. It is Magical !!!

[@mikeschumacher9715]

The shnot across the ridges and the lightening was amazing.

[@catusciazatelli9042]

Uno dei più incredibili video che abbia mai visto, immensamente MERAVIGLIOSO.GRANDI !!!

[@riccardo50001]

How do they even construct this place at such radical locations!!!! I can't watch these videos without feeling scared for the climbers and wonder why they do this.