Solo hiking the summit of mountain Rysy (2,500m) | High Tatras Slovakia

[@materidouska286]

Breathtakingly stunning.

[@janekpolczyk5853]

Fantastic video, beautiful views and so refreshing not to have commentary. Well done 👍

[@nataliachorazy8818]

9:01 Awesome video! I’ll be hiking this in the coming months solo and this was exactly what I was looking for.

[@draksvans4088]

Great video! Greetings from Sweden!

[@JanSur]

Be careful with dron in Tatras. It is strictly prohibited. You can get high fine because of this video..

[@sasktev]

Gorgeous video! Is this an easy route to follow? Or would you recommend a guide? Thinking of going solo this summer. Do you think it would be safe for a female traveller?

[@MD.79]

It’s a typical route classified in UIAA scale EE (for Expert) but honestly you just need to be well trained because it’s not technically challenging. I’m going to start a project aim at reaching the highest peaks of every European country and Rysy is part of it. I’m gonna plan it together together with Gerlachovský Štít, top of Slovakia. If you wanna join me for Rysy… get in touch. Ciao from Italy

[@rinda4235]

Nice video! Thanks for sharing. I’d like to know if the way up is the same as the way down, I’m planing to visit in May. Thank you.

[@MICHALMALACHOVSKY]

wow

[@igorhlavaty2060]

nádhera

[@liralatanville4129]

is there a place in the Tatras where there isnt a trail that you need to follow? Im interested in finding an open land where I can just frolick so to speak, just walk through a space that isnt paved or manipulated by people. Im aware direction is required to be followed to an extent of course, but there were so many tourists and restrictions to paths in your video. Is there a place in the Tatras where you can explore more broadly? Perhaps flat land or a valley where I can choose to explore in more of an aimless sort of way and not only keep on a man made path? Im ignorant to raw nature in general, so please forgive if my inquiry sounds strange. Thanks

[@katarinakatarinova1306]

Yes, it is called national park Muranska planina :).

[@adeliab8916]

Nice video! How long did the hike take?

[@dainiussarzickas672]

Thanks :) Having in mind all the filming (going back and forth), it took longer than a normal hike :) Maybe 8 hours

[@Jo-ro1bt]

Awesome video. I'm planning to visit Slovakia this winter. Is there any 'High Tatras tour guide' for foreigners?? If there is, I'd love to visit this beautiful mountain 👍

[@colleenciszek5966]

Yes! Check out Marcel Kubinsky - he took me up the Polish side last week and was incredible. Best of luck!

[@mawrickcloud1755]

guide michal gerčak

[@manfrednt]

Świetny materiał. Cieszę się , że ktoś w ten sposób filmuje w "Naszych Tatrach" Pozdrawiam

[@covengarden]

Be aware of filming with drone in Tatra mountain. You can get a very high fine for that. Also after you upload this video..

[@trudidolder6122]

Du meine Guete, Das ist die reinste Voelkerwanderung. Das hat mit Solo hiking nicht mehr viel zu tun…..

[@Martin-lu3qm]

He is solo hiking boomer.. comment in german on an english channel gg du kek

[@DeinSponsor]

@@Martin-lu3qm where is that solo hiking, walking in an unknown group uphill and standing with dozens of ppl in line to reach a summit?

[@leokal1237]

05:05 I hate people like that..MOVE ffs. :D

[@DeinSponsor]

Can you imagine how many ppl hate illegal drone flying in the Tatras?

[@Hajr01]

2499!!!

[@leokal1237]

2500 if you jump lol

[@danielakarieva4019]

Hi l am Daniela friends