Danke Monika! Ich hatte grosses Glück mit dem Wetter und dem Schneefall über Nacht. Das machte das Aufwachen an diesem kalten Morgen etwas einfacher. Hast du einen Rotmilan als Avatar? Dieser Vogel hat es mir nähmlich angetan. Die sind in meiner Gegend häufig zu sehen. Ein wunderschönes Tier und in der Luft sehr beeindruckend. lg - Heini
Great video...thanks! Have pulked on a trip in Maine to Katahdin, and now with Winter actually showing up in Pennsylvania here after decades, am going to try this in one of our State Parks. Inspiring...thanks for posting! Wish we had 1/10th the snow you guys get!!
Hallo Franz, danke für's Reinschauen und deinen Kommentar. Das war wirklich eine wunderschöne Tour bis auf den Schluss, als ich mit dem Auto nicht mehr wegkam. Musste aus dem Parkplatz geschleppt werden... Gruss Heini
Hi Andrew, sorry for my late replay. Yes, you're right. It's an alpin setup and it was not ideal. But I normally go alpin skiing and did not want to by this nordic crosscountry skis. This would be the better choice to do such trips. Thanks for watching and your comment. - Heini
@@heinihefti8969 thank you heini..really enjoy your videos..ive watched some a couple times or more...do you use the triangia burner much for cooking? I'm trying to find where to buy a pulk here in Canada..savatto in Finland has a nice one. Fiberglass.
I justed rented one trying out such trips. Unfortunatly we do not have a lot of this big, flat areas in Switzerland, where it make sense to use it. I thinks that in Canada you have better options to go with a pulk. I wish I could do once a trip in Canada. But it's far away from here... :-)
@@heinihefti8969 its cheaper for us to fly out of country than within. Doesn't seem right. My girlfriend is from new Zealand..round trip..better part of 3000.00 Canadian. I see you carry the larger packs...you take what you want when your trekking.
Hallo Kurt, da die Bahn nur bis Le Brassus fährt und es über Frankreich zurück nach La Givrine geht, nahm ich ein Taxi. Es ginge auch mit einem Riesen Umweg über Vallorbe, La Sarraz bis Nyon und von dort wieder den Col de La Givrine hoch. Zu zweit könnte man ein Auto stellen. Das ist ja nicht sehr weit. Danke für's Reinschauen - Heini
@@heinihefti8969 Danke, Heini. Ich werde die Tour in ein paar Tagen unter die Schneeschuhe nehmen und wenn möglich bis zum Col de Mollendruz laufen. Muss noch einen Taxiunternehmer finden, der die Strecke macht. Danke für die Inspiration! Kurt
Thanks for watching and your comment. I personally use a Carintia ECC Line 1000. It's a very warm one, but also (to) heavy (2000gr.). If you buy a sleeping bag you have to look at the comfort temperature. Every sleeping bag normaly shows three temperatures (comfort-limit-extreme). A sleeping bag can be to warm, which is also not good. Then you have to open the zipper. So think about the zone/climate/temperature where you want to go. Good bags are unfortunatly very expensive. atb - Heini
Hallo Roger, Danke für's Reinschauen und deinen Kommentar. Für die ganz kalten Nächte benutze ich einen Carinthia, ECC Line 1000. Der hat eine Komforttemperatur von -10 Grad. Ich habe ihn schon benutzt mit Minus 17 und einmal mit Minus 22 Grad und hatte überhaupt keine Probleme. Hingegen hatte ich ihn auch schon auf Touren mitgenommen, wo er zu warm war. Das kann sehr unangenehm sein, weil man den Reissverschluss offen lassen muss und man immer zwischen frieren und schwitzen schwankt. Er ist auch viel zu schwer (knapp über 2 kg). Wo es auf's Gewicht ankommt, nehme ich meist meinen Exped 600 mit. Der geht auch ins Minus, ist aber viel leichter und kann kleiner komprimiert werden.
Danke, das war auch eine ganz schöne Tour im Jura. Ich habe die Fotposer im Scandinavian Outdoorshop gekauft und gleich auf dieser Tour ausprobiert. War froh um sie. Die haben sich bewährt. Darin trug ich den Innenschuh der Skischuhe und hatte schön warm. Das hat sich bewährt. www.outdoorfeeling.ch/cgi-bin/detail.pl?id=236661291&produktid=5787&stark_reduziert
Sehr schöne Tour! Ich liebe es, in den verschneiten beten unterwegs zu sein. Kann es sein, dass du die Pulka bei Max in Bülach ausgeliehen hast? Die Markierungen am Gestänge kommen mir sehr bekannt vor :-) Grüße aus Zug. Marvin
Hallo Marvin, ja ich kaufe diverse Sachen im Scandinavian Outdoorshop. Die Pulka habe ich gemietet, weil es sich für mich nicht lohnt eine zu kaufen. Mal schauen, ob ich diesen Winter eine ähnliche Tour unternehmen. Danke für's Reinschauen - Gruss Heini
Good video work, looks like an amazing adventure❄️ Thank you for sharing! Greetings from Kaja at home with this flu 🤧 Tove is certainly out in the snow with the dogs 🐕 🐕 🐕
Hi Kaja, thanks for watching and your comment! Poor you - at least you have time to watch or edit some videos now! I whish you good recovery! Hilsen Heini
If your skiing groomed trails with gradual turns, the straight poles are fine. Blazing trails in and around trees, tight turns is where crossed poles come in handy.
Da bin ich froh, dass ich deinen Kanal gefunden habe :o) gerade so nach meinem Geschmack, was du machst. Vielen Dank, Tim (Die "gamle damer på tur" haben mich hergeschickt.)
Danke Tim für's Reinschauen. Das ist natürlich sehr nett von Tove und Kaja. Ich habe sie vor zwei Monaten auf meinem Heimweg besucht. Das war ein interessantes Treffen🙂 - Gruss Heini
Hi, thanks for watching and your comment. I have been back from Norway for a few days now. I'm working on my new video. I will soon upload a Trailer... atb - Heini
You can't make a fire there, right? I see that the roads were already prepared. Are all of those trails was prepared too? looks awesome! I just got back from Colorado winter hike. and nothing close on that part.
Hi Ivan, yes outside the tent I could make a fire. But it's easier to cook with a stove. Yes, in this area there are mostly prepared tracks. It's not like in Norway oder Sweden - the area is not that big and I was walking with my alpin skis, which was not ideal. But it was a good adventures in beautiful nature. Thanks for watching - Heini
Really beautiful video. Did you dig the hole in the snow just to make a place to sit up or does that do something else? I don't have much experience camping in the snow. Thanks for sharing this fantastic video.
Hello, super video and thanks for sharing it. May I ask you what is the name for your clothes that you use to warm your feet. That one use use for walking around the tent (green colour). I'm looking for that but can't find out brand, name ... Thanks Peter
Hi Peter, thanks for watching and your comment. These are "footposer" from Helsport, Norway. But they are not made for warming, just as outer shell wenn you go out of the tent in deep snow (like in my video). They are made from cotton with a synthetic, vulcanised sole. Helsport doesn't produce them no longer. (helsport.no) see under: www.outdoorfeeling.ch/cgi-bin/detail.pl?id=248027588&produktid=5787&stark_reduziert&sub=
Great trip and video! I'm working towards equipping for such a trip. I live in the U.S. in northern New Mexico near Taos Ski Valley. Similar to Switzerland - not much flat area. Looking at ways to hook up both me and my sled dog.
Thank you Paul. You're right, filming takes me a lot of time and get on my nerves sometimes . I have an idea what I will show in my video. But I should do more preparation before I start. The sound is always a big challange and also this bloody autofocus of my cam.
Hi Nelson, thanks for watching and your comment. These are "footposer" from Helsport, Norway. They are not made for warming, just as outer shell wenn you go out of the tent in deep snow (like in my video). They are made from cotton with a synthetic, vulcanised sole. Helsport doesn't produce them no longer. (helsport.no) see under: www.outdoorfeeling.ch/cgi-bin/detail.pl?id=248027588&produktid=5787&stark_reduziert&sub=
Hallo Fiete, danke für's Reinschauen! Das kann ich nicht genau sagen. Das war sehr unterschiedlich. Alles in allem hatte es gegen einen Meter Schnee und am ersten Morgen war es klirrend kalt. Gruss Heini
Hi Heini, thanks for sharing such an exhilarating film! It can't have been easy capturing footage on your own when attached to your pulk. This is something we have never done, as we can't ski :( How many kilometres can you cover in a day? Cheers from Sharron and Martin, Donegal, Ireland
Hi Sharron and Martin, thanks for watching! Going with a pulk and taking pictures of my own was indeed very elaborate and a new experience for me. It was very cold so that I always had the battery in an pocket of my jacket. I couldn't open the carabine of the pulk with my gloves. Without gloves they sometimes stuck to my hands (made of iron). I planned to go for 40 km in two days (first day I started in the evening). Finally I only made about 25km. I had big blisters on both of my feets. I took my Alpin skis with me, as I'm used to them and I always left the skins on it. For this kind of trips Backcountry skis would had been better. With them I would have done more meters in a descent and would have been faster in flat areas. I planned to focus manually all the time and to use my external microphone. Finally the conditions were too challenging and I was glad to have at least some usable sequences. Unfortunatly with this annoying irritations of the autofocus. It's my goal to once reach probably the quality you have in your films. But I know that isn't so easy. What you do is really professional!!! I suppose that in a more or less flat area you can easily go 30 km or more with the right equipment. My pulk was about 25kg. Cheers - Heini, Bad Ragaz, Switzerland
Echt Super
Schöne Ausrüstung um im Winter unterwegs zu sein
Vielen Dank
Diese Landschaft ist einfach ein Traum, besser geht nicht mehr!! Bin hellauf begeistert von Deinem first-class-Video Heini, Merci viielmol!
Danke Monika! Ich hatte grosses Glück mit dem Wetter und dem Schneefall über Nacht. Das machte das Aufwachen an diesem kalten Morgen etwas einfacher. Hast du einen Rotmilan als Avatar? Dieser Vogel hat es mir nähmlich angetan. Die sind in meiner Gegend häufig zu sehen. Ein wunderschönes Tier und in der Luft sehr beeindruckend. lg - Heini
great video!! wonderful scenery!!
Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Great video...thanks!
Have pulked on a trip in Maine to Katahdin, and now with Winter actually showing up in Pennsylvania here after decades, am going to try this in one of our State Parks. Inspiring...thanks for posting! Wish we had 1/10th the snow you guys get!!
great video, thx.
Very good quality in this video. This is nice to look at. Thanks for this video.
Silent but golden!
Thanks for watching and your comment - Heini
Excellent!
Thanks for watching - Heini
Amazing 👍🏻
Great video! Great snowy landscapes.
Excellent video! What a wonderful place!
Thanks for watching and your comment! Heini
Great experience, great journey and beautiful landscapes. Congratulations, Heini!
Hi José, Thanks for watching and your comment! Heini
great video, wonderful scenery with trees, snow & sun!
Thanks for watching and your comment! Heini
Winterhiking like a pro!
Great video and nice scenery!
Cheers from Norway
Thanks for watching and your kind words. Heini
looks a great trip! Can I ask how long your pulk poles are? as im thinking of making one 🙂
Hope you are doing well.. are you going to do anymore camping videos?
Kind regards
New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦
beautiful film. The Landscape are fantastic.
Hi Raymond, thanks for watching and your comment! Heini
Hallo Heini, klasse Skitour bei prächtigen Verhältnissen. Echt tolle Bilder hast Du da mitgebracht ;-)
LG. Franz, bugikraxn.
Hallo Franz, danke für's Reinschauen und deinen Kommentar. Das war wirklich eine wunderschöne Tour bis auf den Schluss, als ich mit dem Auto nicht mehr wegkam. Musste aus dem Parkplatz geschleppt werden... Gruss Heini
Hallo Heini, welches Zelt hast du verwendet bzw. welches Zelt kannst du empfehlen für den Winter Vielen Dank für deine Antwort tschüss Edi
Excellent..curious about your skis..bindings..boots..they look like alpine setup..
Hello...
Hi Andrew, sorry for my late replay. Yes, you're right. It's an alpin setup and it was not ideal. But I normally go alpin skiing and did not want to by this nordic crosscountry skis. This would be the better choice to do such trips. Thanks for watching and your comment. - Heini
@@heinihefti8969 thank you heini..really enjoy your videos..ive watched some a couple times or more...do you use the triangia burner much for cooking? I'm trying to find where to buy a pulk here in Canada..savatto in Finland has a nice one. Fiberglass.
I justed rented one trying out such trips. Unfortunatly we do not have a lot of this big, flat areas in Switzerland, where it make sense to use it. I thinks that in Canada you have better options to go with a pulk. I wish I could do once a trip in Canada. But it's far away from here... :-)
@@heinihefti8969 its cheaper for us to fly out of country than within. Doesn't seem right. My girlfriend is from new Zealand..round trip..better part of 3000.00 Canadian. I see you carry the larger packs...you take what you want when your trekking.
Super Video, Danke. Wie hast du den Rücktransport nach La Givrine organisiert?
Hallo Kurt, da die Bahn nur bis Le Brassus fährt und es über Frankreich zurück nach La Givrine geht, nahm ich ein Taxi. Es ginge auch mit einem Riesen Umweg über Vallorbe, La Sarraz bis Nyon und von dort wieder den Col de La Givrine hoch. Zu zweit könnte man ein Auto stellen. Das ist ja nicht sehr weit. Danke für's Reinschauen - Heini
@@heinihefti8969 Danke, Heini. Ich werde die Tour in ein paar Tagen unter die Schneeschuhe nehmen und wenn möglich bis zum Col de Mollendruz laufen. Muss noch einen Taxiunternehmer finden, der die Strecke macht. Danke für die Inspiration! Kurt
Very nice, which sleeping bag is good for winter camping ?
Thanks for watching and your comment. I personally use a Carintia ECC Line 1000. It's a very warm one, but also (to) heavy (2000gr.). If you buy a sleeping bag you have to look at the comfort temperature. Every sleeping bag normaly shows three temperatures (comfort-limit-extreme). A sleeping bag can be to warm, which is also not good. Then you have to open the zipper. So think about the zone/climate/temperature where you want to go. Good bags are unfortunatly very expensive. atb - Heini
New sub. Great video. Outstanding views. Really enjoyed watching. Thanks for sharing. 😃👍
Thanks for watching and your comment! Heini
Suuuuper! Wunderschöne Tour! Was für einen Schlafsack benutzt Du?
Hallo Roger, Danke für's Reinschauen und deinen Kommentar. Für die ganz kalten Nächte benutze ich einen Carinthia, ECC Line 1000. Der hat eine Komforttemperatur von -10 Grad. Ich habe ihn schon benutzt mit Minus 17 und einmal mit Minus 22 Grad und hatte überhaupt keine Probleme. Hingegen hatte ich ihn auch schon auf Touren mitgenommen, wo er zu warm war. Das kann sehr unangenehm sein, weil man den Reissverschluss offen lassen muss und man immer zwischen frieren und schwitzen schwankt. Er ist auch viel zu schwer (knapp über 2 kg). Wo es auf's Gewicht ankommt, nehme ich meist meinen Exped 600 mit. Der geht auch ins Minus, ist aber viel leichter und kann kleiner komprimiert werden.
Heini Hefti Vielen Dank für die ausführliche Antwort!
Super Video - Congrats. Was sind das für coole grüne "Überschuhe" (Camp)?
Danke, das war auch eine ganz schöne Tour im Jura. Ich habe die Fotposer im Scandinavian Outdoorshop gekauft und gleich auf dieser Tour ausprobiert. War froh um sie. Die haben sich bewährt. Darin trug ich den Innenschuh der Skischuhe und hatte schön warm. Das hat sich bewährt.
www.outdoorfeeling.ch/cgi-bin/detail.pl?id=236661291&produktid=5787&stark_reduziert
Sehr schöne Tour! Ich liebe es, in den verschneiten beten unterwegs zu sein.
Kann es sein, dass du die Pulka bei Max in Bülach ausgeliehen hast? Die Markierungen am Gestänge kommen mir sehr bekannt vor :-)
Grüße aus Zug. Marvin
Hallo Marvin, ja ich kaufe diverse Sachen im Scandinavian Outdoorshop. Die Pulka habe ich gemietet, weil es sich für mich nicht lohnt eine zu kaufen. Mal schauen, ob ich diesen Winter eine ähnliche Tour unternehmen. Danke für's Reinschauen - Gruss Heini
Good video work, looks like an amazing adventure❄️ Thank you for sharing!
Greetings from Kaja at home with this flu 🤧 Tove is certainly out in the snow with the dogs 🐕 🐕 🐕
Hi Kaja, thanks for watching and your comment! Poor you - at least you have time to watch or edit some videos now! I whish you good recovery! Hilsen Heini
Very nice video of your trip. Not really into silent videos. Say the crossbar on your polk. Does the work better than crisscrossing the poles?
If your skiing groomed trails with gradual turns, the straight poles are fine. Blazing trails in and around trees, tight turns is where crossed poles come in handy.
@@xwoods9625 Thanks. I'm making a polk sled and was wondering.
I am a little late with my answer. It worked very well for me. I only rented the pulka. I can imagine what Woods answered could be correct.
Da bin ich froh, dass ich deinen Kanal gefunden habe :o) gerade so nach meinem Geschmack, was du machst.
Vielen Dank, Tim
(Die "gamle damer på tur" haben mich hergeschickt.)
Danke Tim für's Reinschauen. Das ist natürlich sehr nett von Tove und Kaja. Ich habe sie vor zwei Monaten auf meinem Heimweg besucht. Das war ein interessantes Treffen🙂 - Gruss Heini
Love your videos! Hope you come back to Norway soon :)
Hi, thanks for watching and your comment. I have been back from Norway for a few days now. I'm working on my new video. I will soon upload a Trailer... atb - Heini
You can't make a fire there, right? I see that the roads were already prepared. Are all of those trails was prepared too? looks awesome! I just got back from Colorado winter hike. and nothing close on that part.
Hi Ivan, yes outside the tent I could make a fire. But it's easier to cook with a stove. Yes, in this area there are mostly prepared tracks. It's not like in Norway oder Sweden - the area is not that big and I was walking with my alpin skis, which was not ideal. But it was a good adventures in beautiful nature. Thanks for watching - Heini
Really beautiful video. Did you dig the hole in the snow just to make a place to sit up or does that do something else? I don't have much experience camping in the snow. Thanks for sharing this fantastic video.
Yes, your right - it's more comfortable to sit inside and you can stand inside to put on clothes. Regards- Heini
Hello, super video and thanks for sharing it. May I ask you what is the name for your clothes that you use to warm your feet. That one use use for walking around the tent (green colour). I'm looking for that but can't find out brand, name ... Thanks Peter
Hi Peter, thanks for watching and your comment. These are "footposer" from Helsport, Norway. But they are not made for warming, just as outer shell wenn you go out of the tent in deep snow (like in my video). They are made from cotton with a synthetic, vulcanised sole. Helsport doesn't produce them no longer. (helsport.no)
see under: www.outdoorfeeling.ch/cgi-bin/detail.pl?id=248027588&produktid=5787&stark_reduziert&sub=
Great trip and video! I'm working towards equipping for such a trip. I live in the U.S. in northern New Mexico near Taos Ski Valley. Similar to Switzerland - not much flat area. Looking at ways to hook up both me and my sled dog.
Whoever gave that video a thumbs down is a little strange...excellent heini
People have different ideas about what something should look like ...thanks!
Another beautiful video from Heini. Filming this had to take a lot of planning and effort. Thanks
Thank you Paul. You're right, filming takes me a lot of time and get on my nerves sometimes . I have an idea what I will show in my video. But I should do more preparation before I start. The sound is always a big challange and also this bloody autofocus of my cam.
Still can’t find camp boots like that.
Hi Nelson, thanks for watching and your comment. These are "footposer" from Helsport, Norway. They are not made for warming, just as outer shell wenn you go out of the tent in deep snow (like in my video). They are made from cotton with a synthetic, vulcanised sole. Helsport doesn't produce them no longer. (helsport.no)
see under: www.outdoorfeeling.ch/cgi-bin/detail.pl?id=248027588&produktid=5787&stark_reduziert&sub=
Hello my friend! Perfect video!
Congratulations!
Good week! Hugs.... #dgtudo
Thanks for watching and your comment! - Heini
👌👍👌
High Heini, wie hoch war denn der feste Schnee dort ? Freundlichst Fiete
Hallo Fiete, danke für's Reinschauen! Das kann ich nicht genau sagen. Das war sehr unterschiedlich. Alles in allem hatte es gegen einen Meter Schnee und am ersten Morgen war es klirrend kalt. Gruss Heini
Hi Heini, thanks for sharing such an exhilarating film! It can't have been easy capturing footage on your own when attached to your pulk. This is something we have never done, as we can't ski :( How many kilometres can you cover in a day? Cheers from Sharron and Martin, Donegal, Ireland
Hi Sharron and Martin, thanks for watching! Going with a pulk and taking pictures of my own was indeed very elaborate and a new experience for me. It was very cold so that I always had the battery in an pocket of my jacket. I couldn't open the carabine of the pulk with my gloves. Without gloves they sometimes stuck to my hands (made of iron). I planned to go for 40 km in two days (first day I started in the evening). Finally I only made about 25km. I had big blisters on both of my feets. I took my Alpin skis with me, as I'm used to them and I always left the skins on it. For this kind of trips Backcountry skis would had been better. With them I would have done more meters in a descent and would have been faster in flat areas.
I planned to focus manually all the time and to use my external microphone. Finally the conditions were too challenging and I was glad to have at least some usable sequences. Unfortunatly with this annoying irritations of the autofocus. It's my goal to once reach probably the quality you have in your films. But I know that isn't so easy. What you do is really professional!!!
I suppose that in a more or less flat area you can easily go 30 km or more with the right equipment. My pulk was about 25kg. Cheers - Heini, Bad Ragaz, Switzerland
👏👍👌🇳🇴😷
😃 Thanks - Heini