EPIC EXPEDITION TO AMAZING METEOR CRATER LAKE | 5 GUYS, 42 Km ON FOOT!

- On The Third Try, We Managed To Reach This Amazing Remote Meteor Crater Lake. This Time We Went On Foot. All 42 km!
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Timestamps
00:00 Intro, Day 1 And 18 km Night Hike
07:53 Day 2 Heading To The Lake
12:27 Lunch And Signs Of Bear Everywhere
25:25 Night Hike

Gear:
Savotta Jääkäri L
Sony ECM - AW4
Silky Ultra Accel 240
Sony AS100V
Sony FDR-X3000
Panasonic HC-V770
Welcome To Survival-Russia. One of the very best Outdoors and Survival related communities on YouTube, and yes, It's a pretty good Channel too.
My name is Lars. I'm From Denmark but I live in Rural Russia now. I live at a Homestead in wild nature surrounded by a huge forest.
On The Survival-Russia channel we do all things related to the Outdoors Lifestyle. I share my thoughts and experiences on Survival Techniques for the woodlands of the Northern Hemisphere. the Reality of Survival. I share Techniques and ways of the Siberian Tribesmen and the Russian Longhunters of the older days. Things not shown outside of Russia very much.
On this Channel we also do Off-Road driving, Vehicle builds, Metal Detecting, all things Outdoors basically. Enjoy!
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[mariomulle]

Not only an epic place, also an epic crew!

[Fyreworx]

Just lads being lads. It's all the same no matter where in the world you are. Great to see!

[remcovanvliet]

Lars, speaking from experience here... When you're on 'bouncy' ground like that, PLEASE carry a firm stick about 2 - 2, 5 mtr long, and continuously poke the ground in front of you before stepping on it!

Chances are you are on a floating peat mat, and not only can the poking help you find weak spots and thus prevent you from falling through, but should you fall through anyway, you can often save yourself from total submersion by swiftly moving the stick to a position parallel to the ground and catching yourself on it.

Floating peat bogs like that can be EXTREMELY treaturous. Please be careful out there. The ninjas need their dad!

[thatguy]

When I was a youngster my grandfather would tie bells on my shoes when we were out hiking in the woods, he said it was to warn the bears that big strong guys were here. Great memories

[FirstFamilyCharger]

I genuinely appreciate you guys making the trek. Not many people will ever get to see that place. Really neat area.

[albertbasson]

Greetings from an old engineer in the South African Army in the 80's. !!!Salute!!!

[D-B-Cooper]

When traveling in bear country here we always take a women with us. The constant dialogue warns any bear we are coming and if a bear attacks you can always outrun her.

[MDR-hnyz]

Beautiful drone video. The scenery is gorgeous.

[JorvikBerserkir]

The part where you're going through the forest with heavy metal feels like a "found footage" film

[kriztov]

Any video that starts with we are in a dark forest in the middle of the night has to be good. :) Playing hide and seek with a Russian Ranger Yogi is just class. Spasibo brat chelovek !!

[davidprimrose]

Lars, I'm so happy that you made it to the Meteor Lake and was able to return and tell us about it's Awsomeness

[wineghost]

Lars,
I laughed for 10 mins at the burger shooting. Cognac rules, I have a liquor store. Love the vids. Please keep on keeping on.

[fossilimprint]

So many awesome moments, the burger hunting, the loud music to warn bears!

[VEFALFred]

Lars great video and glad you guys found the lake, quite the trek for sure. Man it looks like lots of dead and dry wood in that area heading into the lake. Been near freezing at night here but we finally had rain to help with the fire hazards in the area. Glad the filter has come in handy and being used. Take care Lars and have a great week...Fred

[ВероникаЛунегова-жо]

Красота какая! Это ведь Быково озеро! Наконец то привелось его увидеть. Знаю по рассказам и легендам! Прекрасно, что это вы все сняли на видео!!! Спасибо!!!

[charlesmckinley]

Great trip Lars, you are making memories with friends that will last a lifetime.

[jamesellsworth]

THIS was TOO MUCH like TRAINING! Lovely scenery and pretty decent forest roads.

[sendit]

Lars, much love from TEXAS USA. Nothing like fun and work with brothers. Id love to see the footage that never made it into this video. Super awesome.

[rudithedog]

Hi Lars, I think the noise you took a pop at was more than likely a Yogi Bear, they are fairly colourful characters who mainly eat the contents of picnic baskets, you obviously scared him and he dropped his bag and ran. They live mainly in North America though and are usually in the company of a Bobo....hope this helps with your mystery

[insanesoninlaw]

Nothing like a brutall awesome excursion in the bush to a remote place. The remoteness is the reward for the hard work. The reward is deserved