Finding the Most Secluded Cabin in Switzerland

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This cabin is private. If you go there, it will be locked. If you break in, you will be criminally charged under swiss law.
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On this hike, I tried to get to the most secluded Cabin in the Alps. Day one shows me hiking the long way up to the cabin, day two is me summiting a nearby mountain. I was lucky to have spectacular views all the way to the cabin and the summit.

Reaching this cabin has definitely been my highlight this year. With this video, I am hoping to share some of the impressions and fantastic views that I managed to capture while hiking. Thanks for watching.

[ivorybow]

I am 74, and this old body is winding down. So many beautiful sights in our world I didn't get to see. Now, I will never climb that mountain, stand on that peak and watch the salmon sunset, sleep in a cabin on a cliff, or make it to that summit. But I don't have to mourn that, because you did it for me. Thank you! The unexpected Crucifix took my breath away.

[ZenHikingSwitzerland]

I'm blown away by the amount of attention this video got. Until 4 weeks ago, I had just about 5 viewers per day. I wanna thank everyone for the support and all the kind comments I received. I'm working hard to read all of them and answer all the questions, although this becomes harder and harder. Please allow me to answer some of the most common ones right here:

Are you alone on your hikes? How do you film everything?
- To this point, I am alone in every one of my videos. I film everything by myself (that means walking back and forth a lot) and I use the Active Track technology on my drone, which allows me to focus on my feet instead of the drone controller. (Check the link in description to see what drone I use)

How was the cabin built?
- The cabin was built in different stages, with the last renovation being done approx around 1985. Some of the material has been flown up the mountain, but much of what you see was carried up by hand.

Thanks for taking the time to read this, I wish you all the love and all the power.

[topcattruffles]

Videos like this are what I love the most about YouTube.
Places throughout the world I’ll never visit, but because others have,
I get to experience their wonder! Thank You!

[diva]

When I discovered your channel it took my breath away to see you climb and walk through these amazing mountain ranges and beautiful wonders our world has to offer, on your own. May your travels continue to fill your soul with wonder.

[rich]

Many years ago my son and I lived in Carmel Mountain Ranch CA, outside of Poway, CA. Many a Saturday we would hike to the top of Mt. Woodson. The hike was up a very steep service road that switched back and forth. I had to take little bitty steps to make the grade and it was exhausting. One Saturday we were about 3/4ths of the way up and an old man came hauling ass past us like he was walking on flat ground at sea level! I was like WTF as I huffed and puffed the rest of the way up. When we reached the top I spoke to the old man who stood there admiring the vista. He told me he lived in the Swiss Alps for his entire life and came to San Diego to visit his daughter. My son was 19 years old a the time. We sat and talked with old man and listened with fascination as he told us of spending his life walking up and down mountains! Your video brought back memories of my son and that wonderful day we met the old man. My son passed at the age of 41 so these memories mean alot. Thank You.

[marta-wwxndsv]

Как прекрасна наша планета! Разнообразие природы захватывает дух. И как мал человек перед её величеством.

[joer]

Beyond the breathtaking landscape, I want to applaud the drone work, video editing, and whoever hauled all that lumber to that location and built that structure there. What a job that musta been.

[annai]

Beautifully made video. I felt I was there. And no annoying voice of narration! Just you and the nature. Thank you.

[ladyloli]

For those of us who are probably will never get to experience this, we ; Thank You for allowing us all to see the wonders that God has given us our Mother Earth and even if you are 80 or 5 years of age at least you took us to a beautiful and precious place.

[НикитаеваЕлена-ес]

Боже мой!!!!какой отчаянный!!!сколько красоты!!!здоровья и успехов!!!

[татьянапахомова-юр]

Даже не представляю, как можно было построить и пусть минимально, но оборудовать этот домик?!Прямо сказка!!!Экстрим в реале...!!!

[ЕленаПрекрасная-мс]

Кто - то нёс на себе этот крест, чтобы установить его на такой высоте . Да уж, такая красота - это дело рук Божьих . Вообще всё впечатляет - и этот дом в горе, и вбитые ступени и сам человек, способный пройти этот путь . Удивительное видео . Спасибо автору

[veronicaroach]

Brave stuff - my brain would love to do that too, but my 81 yrs old girl's body tells me otherwise ! So I just enjoy watching others be gutsy ! Nothing like the majesty of the mountains to make you understand how small you are !

[lilenaantonova]

Спасибо, что позволили увидеть это!!!👍👍👍💖

[Dr.JungFrench]

Thank you for sharing such as beautiful views. You are amazing! I had to hold my breath at each of spectacular views and climbing!

[ЛюбовьКапитонова-ну]

Просто чудо, как красиво, великолепный ролик.Завидую мужеству, удачи.👍👍👍

[davidnm]

Stunningly beautiful this world of ours never fails to surprise us in all its beauty and awesomeness, a place for relaxation and calm, truly outstanding in every way.

[nicomeier]

Now that is "off grid"!
Can't image the difficulty in getting all those building materials up there and constructing the cabin.
Respect!

[andrejshamin]

Какие места красивые. Домик просто загляденье💗

[microxphere]

WOW! Really nicely done!! Videography was perfect, ascent path was impressive, music choice fitting. Thanks for sharing; I’ll never get there so you just brought something into my world I’ll not forget. I appreciate the effort!