Roberts Ridge to Lake Angelus Hut | Nelson Lakes National Park, New Zealand

Spectacular. I can't walk far, so I appreciate your sharing❤x

Great ep guys. You've helped inspire me to join a seniors hiking group and start regular day hikes for the first time at 62. And I'm loving it! Thanks.

Breathtaking sceneries! Amazing lakeside trail, mossy forest, gorgeous ridgelines, moving clouds, etc. I really enjoyed heavenly views. I'm sorry for your tough night but this video is absolutely great. Thank you for sharing. Take care.

It is amazing how you manage to be in a right place at the right time with nature beautifully lit scenery.When you sincerely desire something and you go into it with all your heart,with love and humility,you will get,what you wish for.Excellent shots and captivating
music made my morning beautiful.Thank you!

Fabulous video, as always. Thanks for taking us along!

Thanks for sharing video

I love clouds

This is why australians build in brick

I really liked the way you captured the beauty of lake . Awesome video !

Too bad about the wind and the mouse’s nightly escapades 😅 Not fun at the time but a great story afterwards 😉 And thanks for the lovely video. Amazingly filmed and great music: it brought me right back! I spent a week as a volunteer hut warden at Angelus Hut a few years ago and it’s still one of my most treasured experiences ever 💖

Wow! Stunning views. Cheers!

Hi Chris, where do you get these background music? Just curious. Thanks

Courageux ! Bravo... we confirm why we didn t get there ! But why do not booked a hut bank ?
What month did you do ?last summer ?
Thanks à lot for this Nice vidéo!

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So very nice view 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿👍👍👍

Special Forces Mouse.....too funny! Great episode as always so thank you once again. We're on the Milford Track next week and hoping NZ will bless us with some good weather, though as always we're prepared for the worst.

View is really breath taking and so peaceful and inspiring me to try triking too ☺️☺️☺️

So glad to get another video from you guys !

Inspiration from your craft and greatly appreciated you both creating possibilities for our self ❤

Dear Chris and Danya, on behalf of the Bird Bancroft Walking Group based in Lismore NSW I can say with absolute certainty that your videos are by far the most informative and entertaining videos we’ve seen and have inspired us to take on a hike in New Zealand. We’re doing the Greenstone Caples Routeburn traverse in two weeks time. There will be six of us slogging it out and we’re all in our 50s. Thanks to you we feel young and healthy. Can I also say, you two are awesome. Thank you. You make videos about the journey and we absolutely love that. Hopefully, one day, our paths will cross. Until then, stay safe and well and love, love, love to you both.

Another great adventure! This is really inspiring for me and my husband. Just wondering what sleeping bag you guys are using? We are having trouble deciding on one suitable for autumn adventures. Thank you!

The mouse meets face story will be the one you laugh about and remember when you get old!!

Great vid as always. A scenic non-windy alternative is to go via Speargrass Hut, but I see you've covered that in another video. I used to put polly bags next to my pillow incase of mouse attacks in the huts!

I spent a year working in St Arnaud Nelson Lakes and did the Angelus trip a number of times, summer and winter plus via water taxi up lake Rotiti and the Cascade Track. Brought back happy memories now I'm back in the UK.

This video was very peaceful. Loved it!

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Beautiful scenery and a very well made video.

Really enjoyed watching. Thanks.

Hi Chris and Danya, I am planning to go to Angelus hut the end of this year. I am so excited and your video is very helpful to get detailed information for the track. Thank you!

I’ve been on this tramp many times. Only last week I popped up for an overnighter at the Bushline Hut on Mt. Robert. Your video is by far the best filmed I’ve ever seen. Fantastic work.

I love your Travers Sabine video, so I'm watching this one for more goodness - reliving hikes I did over 20 years ago in Nelson Lakes NP.