2 Pro Amazing rock formations in Switzerland in autumn colors

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 1, 2020

Impressive stone formations from the last ice age, surrounded by glowing autumn colors:

Thomas B · Nov 1, 2020

Love the balanced rock. Beautiful area

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 1, 2020

Thomas B said:
Love the balanced rock. Beautiful area

It's impressive what nature's capable of. Thanks a lot!

ArisR · Nov 2, 2020

Very beautiful ..

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 2, 2020

ArisR said:
Very beautiful ..

Thank you very much, my friend

Yogi053 · Nov 2, 2020

Wonderful video showing Nature's majesty. Thank you for posting this clip!

Lets Fly · Nov 2, 2020

Maik Kellerhals said:
Impressive stone formations from the last ice age, surrounded by glowing autumn colors:

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Beautiful video, I would not want to be living down below those balancing rocks when they fall, and they will eventually fall, maybe tomorrow, maybe a thousand years. Beautiful.

Dale D · Nov 2, 2020

Maik Kellerhals said:
Impressive stone formations from the last ice age, surrounded by glowing autumn colors:

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Maik- you are a master filmmaker! Every one of your films is impressive. The tempo, the smooth flights, the buttery and beautiful vistas, the quaint villages, the interesting Pyramides d’Euseigne formations with the traffic tunnel are all amazing. Colors are wonderful, editing wonderful, and the music track tops it off as nearly perfect. Bravo. Thanks for this.

Dale
Miami

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 2, 2020

Yogi053 said:
Wonderful video showing Nature's majesty. Thank you for posting this clip!

Thank you very much, yes nature's amazing

Barbara · Nov 2, 2020

Nice video, love the vistas and the mountains.

ArthurC · Nov 2, 2020

That's spectacular! I want to know how many Soccer balls were lost forever in that gorge off the field at 1:03.

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 3, 2020

Lets Fly said:
Beautiful video, I would not want to be living down below those balancing rocks when they fall, and they will eventually fall, maybe tomorrow, maybe a thousand years. Beautiful.

Thank you! Yes they say they could fall at any point. But in max. 500 years they will be gone.

MavRik · Nov 3, 2020

Maik Kellerhals said:
Impressive stone formations from the last ice age, surrounded by glowing autumn colors:

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Amazing video, awesome job! Thank you for sharing!

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 3, 2020

Dale D said:
Bravo. Thanks for this.

Thanks Dale for your nice words!

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 3, 2020

Barbara said:
Nice video, love the vistas and the mountains.

Thank you very much!

DaveS · Nov 3, 2020

Holy Yodeling Batman! What a place. I can't imagine living in such a stunning location. Those pointed rocks almost don't look real they are so unusual. I love how they just put a tunnel under them for the road and all that work didn't disturb the balancing rocks. Fabulous video!. Great work.

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 4, 2020

ArthurC said:
That's spectacular! I want to know how many Soccer balls were lost forever in that gorge off the field at 1:03.

Thank you! Yeah, that probably happens every now and then

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 4, 2020

MavRik said:
Amazing video, awesome job! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you very much for watching

Maik Kellerhals · Nov 4, 2020

DaveS said:
Holy Yodeling Batman! What a place. I can't imagine living in such a stunning location. Those pointed rocks almost don't look real they are so unusual. I love how they just put a tunnel under them for the road and all that work didn't disturb the balancing rocks. Fabulous video!. Great work.

Yeah it's amazing how they built that tunnel. Probably wouldn't be allowed today, but apparently the tunnel was made hundreds of years ago and just enlarged and fortified for the modern road. Apparently the rocks are more stable than they look. But they will fall at some point between now and max. 500 years in the future, geologists say.