What’s In My Backpack Hiking 850km across the Pyrenees? GR11

Thanks for the info and especially for the merino wool pad in your socks trick!

Leuke video Suzanne nog bedankt voor je mail met de trail info

Ik heb secties van HRP gedaan. Super mooi de Pyreneeen. Maar met je hond de GR11. Da’s wel tof, maar pfff een challenge

Retractible cord for Kula Cloth - brilliant!!!

Great video and hike!!

Just got some Altra Lone Peaks. So comfortable. Love them.

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nice pair a knees [someone had to say the Pyranees joke]

Subbed from USA 😊😊😊 sending ❤❤❤❤ happy travels

Lovely that you kept your name's Dutch pronunciation, good for you! Have a nice hike young lady, you picked a tough one.

I love your videos.... awesome adventures

Thank you very much for the video, the details and the list of gear in the comments.

Welcome to hiking, Suzi! Sorry, but you are a walking example of what's trending. 50 days hiking? Let's be realistic - we have work to do, family to take care of...

First of all - you look like you are 160 cm tall, about 47 kg. That means a lot smaller and lighter gear.
Second - no food or drink in your list. That means +2 kg - So, 9 kg backpack in total. Minimalist? Yes, if that was your winter gear weight.
Third - since you are an influencer, you should be setting an example - your shoes, Altra Trailrunners - are you trail running? No - you are carrying camping gear, which is way more than these shoes are made to support. When hiking with camping gear in alpine terrain, it is a must to wear proper above the ankle hiking boots. There are plenty of modern, breathable and light brands, that protect your ankles and feet from the elements. Not some soft mesh flip flops for running, or God forbid - flatfeet - that would croak out in the first muddy puddle, creek crossing or rocky traverse. Rock climbs are out of the question.
And finally - talk about how much it costs to achieve that list - not everyone can afford it. Sleeping pad, bag and tent alone are at least 1000 euro.

Buen video, espero que te gustara pirineos. Saludos !

Very interesting video, straightforward, to the point, and honest. Been dreaming of doing that kind of hiking, and sailing, for years. Great that some people actually get out there and do it. Even better when they share some of their experience online. Thank you.

"You have to hike your own hike"❤

Hola Suzanne.
Vivo en el Pirineo central y es mi terreno de juego.
Es muy interesante el equipo que llevas, yo casi suelo llevar el mismo equipo que tú excepto que duermo con un quilt de Cumulus (empresa polaca) y un tarp de Hyperlite con el que estoy encantado.
Muchas gracias por tu video.
Un fuerte abrazo 😊

Has the snow melted already?

Why are the higher stages too much for the dog??

merci , très intéressant.je suis comptant d avoir put voir votre chaine.

Great set-up!
Can you walk the GR11 with a dog? I thought that there were parts that dogs are not allowed.
Great hiking!
I’m from Belgium and often go out hiking. And I also have a dog!
All the best, Kaat

Great vid. Looks fantastic !

Very interesting but a question. You are hiking on the French side of the border i suppose because wild camping is not permitted in Spain ? So you have to stay on the French side or can you hike in one day from one shelter to another to pass the night ?

Proud of you ❤