Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Hello and welcome to my channel.
What was meant to be a three day hiking trip, crisscrossing the Spanish and French Pyrenees border and staying in refuges, unfortunately could not go ahead due to a weather front in the region, which brought almost 5 days of solid rain, thunder, lightning and strong winds, with temperatures reaching as low as 4c (it was 30c the days before we arrived)
On the penultimate day before we left the charming mountain town of Les, we tried one final time to go on a short hike to a place called Port de la Bonaigua, around 2000 metres above sea level and although it was raining, it wasn't so heavy and I managed to at least capture some drone footage.
The area was full of atmosphere with the low clouds rolling in, as well as Vultures, wild horses and other wildlife. Although not the trip we planned, Isabel and myself were both glad we made the effort to at least get one hike in, in what is an absolutely magnificent part of the world. We managed to make the most of what was atrocious weather and even managed to have a few giggles at my attempts at putting the poncho on.
Enjoy.
GEAR I USE. NO AFFILIATION WHATSOEVER.
Filming
Samsung S20
DJI OM4 Gimbal
ULANZI FT-01 Flexible Mobile Tripod
Clothing
Darn Tough Socks - Trust me, they're worth every penny. Lifetime Guarantee too!
Scarpa Rush Trek GTX
Revolution Race Nordwand Pro Trousers
Montane Lightweight Hiking Pants
Decathlon Merino Wool Tee Shirt
Columbia Outdry Rain Jacket
Ferrino Poncho Todomodo
CAMPING
Easthill Outdoors Jungle Hammock
DD Travel Hammock
DD Underblanket
Sierra Designs Clearwing 2 Tent
Black Diamond Trekking Poles
Therm a Rest Neoair Xtherm Sleeping Mat
Therm a Rest Questar 0F Sleeping Bag
Rab Solar 3 Sleeping Bag
Wild camping International 750ml Cup
Lidl synthetic Coat (made from 100% recycled plastic bottles)
Small Gas Stove from decathlon.
Hello and welcome to my channel.
What was meant to be a three day hiking trip, crisscrossing the Spanish and French Pyrenees border and staying in refuges, unfortunately could not go ahead due to a weather front in the region, which brought almost 5 days of solid rain, thunder, lightning and strong winds, with temperatures reaching as low as 4c (it was 30c the days before we arrived)
On the penultimate day before we left the charming mountain town of Les, we tried one final time to go on a short hike to a place called Port de la Bonaigua, around 2000 metres above sea level and although it was raining, it wasn't so heavy and I managed to at least capture some drone footage.
The area was full of atmosphere with the low clouds rolling in, as well as Vultures, wild horses and other wildlife. Although not the trip we planned, Isabel and myself were both glad we made the effort to at least get one hike in, in what is an absolutely magnificent part of the world. We managed to make the most of what was atrocious weather and even managed to have a few giggles at my attempts at putting the poncho on.
Enjoy.
GEAR I USE. NO AFFILIATION WHATSOEVER.
Filming
Samsung S20
DJI OM4 Gimbal
ULANZI FT-01 Flexible Mobile Tripod
Clothing
Darn Tough Socks - Trust me, they're worth every penny. Lifetime Guarantee too!
Scarpa Rush Trek GTX
Revolution Race Nordwand Pro Trousers
Montane Lightweight Hiking Pants
Decathlon Merino Wool Tee Shirt
Columbia Outdry Rain Jacket
Ferrino Poncho Todomodo
CAMPING
Easthill Outdoors Jungle Hammock
DD Travel Hammock
DD Underblanket
Sierra Designs Clearwing 2 Tent
Black Diamond Trekking Poles
Therm a Rest Neoair Xtherm Sleeping Mat
Therm a Rest Questar 0F Sleeping Bag
Rab Solar 3 Sleeping Bag
Wild camping International 750ml Cup
Lidl synthetic Coat (made from 100% recycled plastic bottles)
Small Gas Stove from decathlon.
