Hiking the Highest Mountain in Morocco🇲🇦

[rvanmmmdov]

Why this channel hasn't surpassed 1 million subscribers?

[JofBalmonte]

I always wanted to visit morocco... This gave me another reason to visit the country! Amazing place

[ulgaire]

beautiful content, cant feel time passing watching you, as a Moroccan I really appreciate your honesty, and glad you are enjoying so far, peace (y)

[someone-ecku]

i feel like crying every time i watch these kind of vids about al atlas and amazigh people the real indigenous moroccan amazigh that still choose to live like that in the mountains im myself an amazigh from rif and i feel so connected to al atlas

[miarymr]

I discovered you through the "cycling across Europe" video, which is one of my fav videos on YouTube, and I love your content! I love how you're just being honest with what you think/feel. I've done "volcano climbing" and, honestly, I just felt exactly what you felt, so it makes me happy to know that it's completely normal✨ keep up the good work!

[himanshu]

i did mountain climbing 5 years back with my friends and it was 3 day hike. we cooked food together, took bath near small rivers and i can say it was so much fun.

[ameenpargar]

Am I the only one who noticed the cute little ladybug that peeked up from your shoulder at 9:08? 😂

[ThatGuyMoves]

Great video! You really captured how beautiful Morocco really is in this one. Would love to see you in Scotland one day. All the best for your future travels.

[tomgoesnomad]

Quite refreshing for someone to travel vlog and say they didn't enjoy it that much. I appreciate the honesty, and muchos enjoyed the video.

[triton]

Final shot at the end is absolutely serene, beautiful place. And thanks for your honest opinion on mountain climbing alone, it isn't for everyone.

[SivaSankar]

10:07 This is how I always felt about trekking and I am glad there are people who have the same opinion about trekking.

[phantom]

Thanks for being honest. Most people exaggerate and lie on their videos to push content. But you are always true about your feelings.

[yuwynjuang]

Wow! Can't believe you popped up on my feed, we ate dinner together in the refuge the day before summitting! So happy to see you made it up, don't stop travelling friend!

[Tenast_]

03:58 A work of pure genius. Amazigh-Moroccans 🇲🇦 are very smart.
Berber don’t get tired.
We have a good stamina 💪
The old man on the top of the mountains is just chilling.
Lots of love to all Moroccans 🇲🇦❤️❤️❤️
Greetings from An Amazigh-British-Tunisian 🇹🇳🇬🇧
❤️🇹🇳🇲🇦❤️

[waddehaddedudedah]

Just thank you that you share that with me

[GowildExpeditiontoursandtreks]

Such a beautiful trail! 😍 Goechala is one of those treks that stays with you forever. We recently guided a group there and watching the sunrise over Mt. Kanchenjunga was pure magic 🏔✨ If anyone’s planning a trip and needs help organizing—happy to share tips or help with the planning! 🙌

[footslogger_ni]

Trekking or climbing mountains is what you'd call Type 2 fun—it’s not everyone's idea of a good time, and that’s okay. I used to compete in Thaiboxing, so I know what a proper adrenaline rush feels like. These days, I get that same buzz from endurance challenges and pushing my body to the limit.

I’m 49 now and heading back to the Atlas Mountains—this time, for a longer trek. Your experience really depends on what you’re doing out there. But one thing’s for sure: if you’re caught in bad weather, without a guide, needing to make critical decisions, you will feel adrenaline. No question.

Toubkal itself isn’t a technical climb, but it’s absolutely brutal. You have to be physically fit to take it on so, fair dues to you and enjoy yourself wherever you may go! ;-) take care.

[abirajmain]

I just love your videos. Your video quality and story telling is so good than other content creators. Love from Bangladesh .

[beowulf]

Bernardo- I did the same hike in December… and you made it look easy, lol. Documented my experience in Morocco and breaking my videos into 3… will soon share that Part 3 in Toubkal!

Meanwhile, have you heard of Adad Medni? It is in the Anti-Atlas and I found it more scenic and fun…. Maybe because I didnt need a guide and it was during the day…
Ill continue to follow you through Morocco!

[salmaborj]

his videos are like watching a Studio Ghibli movie on a cozy Saturday night ! amazing content < 3