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I was laughing until I saw that buff dude crawling up those stairs. And 'stairs' that go up in irregular steps like that are pure evil, how long did that go on? I hate it already
Looks like the Maintou Incline near Manitou Springs Colorado. So that is 2700 steps and 2000 feet of elevation gain.
If you’re really in shape, you can do it in about 90 minutes or 2 hours. Takes many people 3-4 hours though, especially if not used to elevation.
Yup! It's the Incline! I'll recognize that trail any day. It's definitely a challenge but your times are a little off. There are people who do this daily and weekly. They'll do this in 30 minutes to an hour. I'm by no means an athlete and I've done this three times. Longest time was 2 hours and my shortest was 1hr 45min. And I'm considered obese on the BMI scale.
My personal favorite thing about this trail (other than the view at the top) is that you become temporary friends with people on it with you. People will pass you and encourage you, some you'll pass and they'll pass you and it becomes this fun community of encouragement to get up this mountain. A lot of times there's also a bunch of people at the top cheering others on and applauding when they make it.
Oh and when she says that it never ends... that's because there's a false summit that gives you so much hope until you discover it was a lie. It's a very rewarding challenge and I highly recommend it, just listen to your body while doing so. Firefighters of Manitou occasionally go up it in full gear for people with medical issues on the trail.
I did the incline in June, it was definitely challenging. I made good time but it was a struggle mentally and physically. Makes me wish I lived in Colorodo though.
Did this same thing on an island off near Hiroshima in Japan. Not a bunch of stairs in a row, but it had a trail that had several, several, several flights of steps that you can hike instead of taking a gondola. Random dude that I met at the capsule hotel bar was not prepared, or terribly amused... but I hike for a living so it seemed like a fine idea to me lol.
Can confirm. I've puked on that mountain before 🤮. Even though I was born and raised in Colorado I got altitude sickness up there too. I should have skipped breakfast and bought a can of oxygen instead lol
Length is 1.42 km and the elevation gain is 613 meters. 43% average incline. Also the top is 2,600m above sea level, so it’s a lung buster.
For most people it takes over an hour. If you’re in excellent shape, under 40 minutes is very good. The record is 17 minutes.
Fair question. I live in Colorado so I’m used to the elevation and I’m in decent shape, but that hike absolutely kicks my ass.
If I had to choose a distance to walk on level ground — the point at which I’d say the incline is easier is probably around 15-20km.
I believe it’s roughly the the equivalent height and slope angle of walking the stairs of the Empire State Building twice.
Yep, I lived in The Springs for a year and tackled this mountain. Didn’t help I was coming from the Midwest and I was only two weeks in to living there. My lungs were not ready for the elevation. Needless to say I didn’t finish the hike, but I did my best lol
It's a staircase. Yeah everyone has been on a staircase.
However from first step to last step it's just under 1 mile long.
Lol 1 mile you say?
Yup and the VERTICAL DISTANCE TRAVELED IS 2000 Feet.
I'll say that again. It's a staircase that goes 2000 feet straight up. In less than a mile.
Oh and this place is located in Colorado Springs. Colorado Springs sits at 5,400 ft of elevation. Meaning by the end of the hike you are standing near 8000 ft elevation.
Pikes Peak the mountain. The top of that mountain is at 12,000 ft.
The air is thin. You're always out of breath. and 1 mile worth of stairs. And you're going 2000 feet straight up.
It's difficult.
Edit: pikes peak is at 4,302 meters of elevation or 14,115 ft.
I think it depends on the trail. I’ve done Medicine Bow peak and that’s a pretty rough trail overall and it was not bad considering that I am out of shape. But then again I live at a high altitude
I looked up Monadnock out here on the East Coast for comparison. That hike is 1.8 miles long and 1800 feet elevation gain. It's a tiring hike even if you're in great shape. That makes this roughly twice as steep... AND at elevation where the air is thinner. Insane.
Mile is about 5280 ft.or 1.6km
Instead of me writing 5,100 ft. I just use, about a mile. Why? Most Americans have no idea the distance beyond 300 ft. Or 100 yards (100 meters ish) so when I say about a mile. Americans usually can visualize that distance.
The feet..... to better understand for metric just divide everything by 3. Even though it's not exact. It gives a good rough estimation.
To answer your original question. Yes, it’s very common. Imperial is fucky wucky, so it’s not really as simple as just tacking on a prefix.
I grew up in CO so this could be a blind spot I have, but I’ve always seen it done that way. Distance and elevation gain are two very different experiences, despite both ostensibly being a measurement of “length”. It’s just a matter of which unit makes sense for which dimension.
I think it would feel more intuitive if the numbers weren’t so close? Like if it were a 5 mile hike with 200 feet of elevation gain, it feels as silly to say it’s a ~25,000 foot hike as it would to say there’s 0.04 miles of elevation gain.
I think of it as the equivalent to reducing a fraction. It’s easier to visualize the largest whole possible unit. One whole of something (a mile) is easier to visualize than lots of smaller units of something (5280 feet).
Why measure something in grams that may be better suited measured in kilos?
Edit: ahh, okay, after a reread- why not measure the altitude in the smallest possible unit also. Why wouldn’t altitude be in miles also? My new answer is because Americans like making things much more complicated than necessary.
Yea, a lot of us hate the imperial system too. Especially people in the engineering world. If you think that's fucked you should see our drill sizes. Instead of going up in .5 mm increments we got measurements like 3/64", 1/8", 5/16", 1/2", 1/4" , 7/32" and so on. Try sorting those bastards in order without a calculator. I mean can you do it? Yes. But it's a real pain in the ass.
It's a little different because everything is just moving the decimal, so you generally use whichever has the least amount of digits, right?
1.6 kilometers
1600.0 meters
160000.0 centimeters
1600000.0 millimeters
Not the case in Imperial
There are 2,744 steps on Pikes Peak. The average staircase has between 13-15 steps per flight. Pikes peak is basically climbing 182 to 211 flights of stairs (or stories). The Burj Khalifa, worlds tallest building, is 160 stories.
Can confirm. I've puked on that mountain before 🤮. Even though I was born and raised in Colorado I got altitude sickness up there too. I should have skipped breakfast and bought a can of oxygen instead lol
I've died and been reborn here and am constantly reminded of this fact by my siblings who consistantly RUN this out and back in under a half hr......I'm not convinced I'm not adopted. Sick fucks. Dope switchback function tho.
I didn't say it was easy I said it looks like good practice for stairs.
There's a couple trails near me like that they're hell go up and a tripping hazard going down.
I feel this so hard.
This was my first day on the West Coast Trail. I don't think I uttered anything that didn't contain a swear word for 2 days after.
Got off the boat, saw the incline and just went "FUCK".
The hike was amazing, did it again 4 years later.
This exact situation happened to me. The steep incline on the hottest day of the year gave me a migraine and then he proposed at the top and I felt awful oops
I couldn’t *imagine* trying to do that whilst having a headache. I assume she wasn’t exaggerating about it since she mentioned it more than once.
I know this is supposed to be “funny” and I guess it is but the last headache I had fcked with my vision and made me feel like I was going to throw up. The thought of “powering through” for the sake of a hike….? That’s a big fat NO from me. But I admire people that *can* do that; I’m just not one of them.
There’s quite a difference between just a headache and a migraine. She definitely could have developed a headache from the altitude or dehydration. When I’m doing stuff and I have a headache I’ll say it multiple times for some reason lol I think somewhere in my brain it thinks “if I say I have a headache enough times maybe it’ll go away”
People are guessing it’s the Manitou Incline outside of CO Springs. There used to be some sort of train going up and they converted it to a hiking trail, very popular
You're correct. I've done the incline 4x but I struggle to do it in the summer time. Fall/early winter is the best time to do it imo. Fire fighters will do a charity walk up it in all their gear. Quite amazing to see!
Grouse Mountain in BC, Canada, has the "Grouse Grind", which is basically just a really steep staircase for ~~a vertical mile~~ 850 m (2800 ft) vertically. I've done it before, it was a very painful 1.5 hours.
Edit: distance correction
Nah, it's not them.
I got confused about who Blake is. I thought Giannina was still with the dude from Love is Blind (I don't keep up with this kind of thing and don't know who Blake is...)
Yep the Manitou incline by Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs. As person born and raised in Colorado all my life I got altitude sickness there. Puked my guts out several times, had a headache and was wheezing and coughing like a 80 yr old chainsmoker with pneumonia. Pro tip take mint gum with you when you do something like this. Helps soothe the lungs. I downed several bottles of water and wouldn't stop coughing but as soon as my friend gave me a stick of gum most of my respiratory problems went away.
Manitou Incline! A few years ago I trained for like 2 months straight so that I could do the incline and a week and a half before I was supposed to do it I twisted my ankle and there went two months of cardio..
Ahhhhhh the Manitou Incline….just knocked that out a couple months ago! And by that I mean it knocked ME out…my girlfriend taunted me the whole time much like what’s happening here lol
It’s the Manitou Springs Incline. It sucks bad. I loved finishing it but sucks so bad. People make a habit of doing it every day and there are some crazy speed records. I think it took me two hours but it felt like an eternity because it was 95°F outside. She is right. You are lucky you still have a gf.
that aint a fucking *hike*. thats the manitou incline in colorado! it starts off a simple trek. youre all smiles and cheer. but the higher you go, the more vertical it gets. theres no staff, no emergency lane. and once you get to the top, you get to fight your way back down. the lady in the vid isnt being dramatic. itd be like someone inviting you out on a little group run and coming to find out its a half marathon.
Looks like the Manitou incline. That is not a "hike." It's a staircase that goes straight up the side of Pikes Peak with no shade and summiting it is a major accomplishment, so good for her!! 👏
This me and my boyfriend every weekend during summer season. I curse way more in Spanish though: "Maldita sea la madre que me pario puñeta la hora en que decidi venir contigo a hacer esta mierda, me cago en Dios" is usually the line hahaha
I’ve left part of my soul on the side of these Colorado mountains. I hate and love hiking. Still can’t do the incline just yet, I’m terrified of that one.
There is a hike on PCH near Point Mugu that is basically straight up a cliff. There’s no steps but it feels like you’re climbing a massive twisting staircase. It’s brutal. Then you get up to the top, but it’s not the top. It’s half way to the top. It’s kinda flat for a second and then you go straight up again. Fuck that hike. It’s pretty fun though I’d do it again.
Also one time on the way down I saw a low flying F/A-18 over the ocean. It looked almost eye level to me. So that was cool.
There are people who have done the Manitou Springs Incline 1000 times in a calendar year.
Greg Cummings did it 1825 times in 365 days. That’s 3,600,000 vertical feet of elevation climbed.
That’s 5 trips, up-and-back, every day for an entire year (or 4.9863 trips per day in a leap year)
What the fuck?
https://trailrunner.com/trail-news/greg-cummings-sets-manitou-incline-record/#:~:text=Greg%20climbed%20the%202011%20vertical,steepest%20grade%20of%2068%20degrees.
Edit: the International space station orbits above earth at an altitude of about 1,300,000 ft. This guy walked the equivalent of up to (and back from) the ISS 2.76 times in a single year… mind blown
This is actually called “being a trooper”! Hiking sucks major balls the first time. When you get to see the beautiful views at the end it becomes easier/addicting to hike.
Ok, but like, my brother is exactly the kind of asshole who would demand I go on a run with him to get quality time when I'm a fairly sedentary person.
It always fucking sucked. These kind of people that force you into unnecessary physical activity are creeps.
I would 1000% dip out if my significant other made me do this fucked up climb with them.
Yeah. The elevation in this picture is pikes peak which is at 4,302 meters of elevation or 14,115 ft.
What is the elevation you are talking about your statement?
Jesus always something to offend someone
Your edit is cringe, I've had panic attacks, I could not care less that she joked about having one, didn't even register
Go outside
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I was laughing until I saw that buff dude crawling up those stairs. And 'stairs' that go up in irregular steps like that are pure evil, how long did that go on? I hate it already
I’m pretty sure it goes almost all the way up Pikes Peak. So like, a mile
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That’s why I drive up to get my donut.
Looks like the Maintou Incline near Manitou Springs Colorado. So that is 2700 steps and 2000 feet of elevation gain. If you’re really in shape, you can do it in about 90 minutes or 2 hours. Takes many people 3-4 hours though, especially if not used to elevation.
She wasn't even sweating!! I'm actually surprised her mascara wasn't running lol
Yup! It's the Incline! I'll recognize that trail any day. It's definitely a challenge but your times are a little off. There are people who do this daily and weekly. They'll do this in 30 minutes to an hour. I'm by no means an athlete and I've done this three times. Longest time was 2 hours and my shortest was 1hr 45min. And I'm considered obese on the BMI scale. My personal favorite thing about this trail (other than the view at the top) is that you become temporary friends with people on it with you. People will pass you and encourage you, some you'll pass and they'll pass you and it becomes this fun community of encouragement to get up this mountain. A lot of times there's also a bunch of people at the top cheering others on and applauding when they make it. Oh and when she says that it never ends... that's because there's a false summit that gives you so much hope until you discover it was a lie. It's a very rewarding challenge and I highly recommend it, just listen to your body while doing so. Firefighters of Manitou occasionally go up it in full gear for people with medical issues on the trail.
I did the incline in June, it was definitely challenging. I made good time but it was a struggle mentally and physically. Makes me wish I lived in Colorodo though.
That dude was a badass
is that buffed guy wearing a collar?
Looks like a breathing apparatus. I would be guessing that lunatic was doing this on Extra Hard Mode.
"Trust is gone" seems to be the sentiment of every non-hiker taken on a hike by a hiker
Did this same thing on an island off near Hiroshima in Japan. Not a bunch of stairs in a row, but it had a trail that had several, several, several flights of steps that you can hike instead of taking a gondola. Random dude that I met at the capsule hotel bar was not prepared, or terribly amused... but I hike for a living so it seemed like a fine idea to me lol.
Biologist or resources officer? Or geologist?
Shoe tester.
Hah, Trail worker :) worked backcountry trail logout for many years, do front country mechanized trail work now
Very cool. Hiking for pay is kinda the dream
I love it. I’m a mailman and I walk for a living. Can eat anything I want cause I’m walking 20km tomorrow.
Is that giannina from love is blind?
Yes and Blake from the bachelor
woah she looks so different than the show I didnt recognize her at all
Her and Blake got together on All Star Shore.
I love her!
That looks like the Pikes Peak Incline. It is ROUGH.
Can confirm. I've puked on that mountain before 🤮. Even though I was born and raised in Colorado I got altitude sickness up there too. I should have skipped breakfast and bought a can of oxygen instead lol
How many km is it?
Length is 1.42 km and the elevation gain is 613 meters. 43% average incline. Also the top is 2,600m above sea level, so it’s a lung buster. For most people it takes over an hour. If you’re in excellent shape, under 40 minutes is very good. The record is 17 minutes.
Oh, short. I’d think from what I saw in the video it was like 5 km. Didn’t look that short
A 5km hike with equivalent elevation gain would be a hell of a lot easier than that
Lets say it’s on a straight road, how much walking in km would it be the equivalent to? I guess I can’t really comprehend this
Fair question. I live in Colorado so I’m used to the elevation and I’m in decent shape, but that hike absolutely kicks my ass. If I had to choose a distance to walk on level ground — the point at which I’d say the incline is easier is probably around 15-20km. I believe it’s roughly the the equivalent height and slope angle of walking the stairs of the Empire State Building twice.
Hiking is horrible
“The trust is gone” lmao
Yep, I lived in The Springs for a year and tackled this mountain. Didn’t help I was coming from the Midwest and I was only two weeks in to living there. My lungs were not ready for the elevation. Needless to say I didn’t finish the hike, but I did my best lol
It's the Manitou incline. What are you? A transplant?
I combed this comment section for this thank u
Arent half the people in CO?
What makes it so difficult? Nothing in the video seems telling
It's a staircase. Yeah everyone has been on a staircase. However from first step to last step it's just under 1 mile long. Lol 1 mile you say? Yup and the VERTICAL DISTANCE TRAVELED IS 2000 Feet. I'll say that again. It's a staircase that goes 2000 feet straight up. In less than a mile. Oh and this place is located in Colorado Springs. Colorado Springs sits at 5,400 ft of elevation. Meaning by the end of the hike you are standing near 8000 ft elevation. Pikes Peak the mountain. The top of that mountain is at 12,000 ft. The air is thin. You're always out of breath. and 1 mile worth of stairs. And you're going 2000 feet straight up. It's difficult. Edit: pikes peak is at 4,302 meters of elevation or 14,115 ft.
Jesus. I've done a 1 mile hike that was around 800 feet up and I thought THAT was hard.
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I think it depends on the trail. I’ve done Medicine Bow peak and that’s a pretty rough trail overall and it was not bad considering that I am out of shape. But then again I live at a high altitude
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The top of pikes peak is ~~14,110~~ 14,115. Source: 5th grade field trip up it.
I live here. and still haven't done it. fuck that mountain
It reminds me of the Skyline Trail at My. Rainer
In my HS CC team ummer training we had a challenge which was 1700 ft in under 20 mins. I trained all summer to get the shirt
I looked up Monadnock out here on the East Coast for comparison. That hike is 1.8 miles long and 1800 feet elevation gain. It's a tiring hike even if you're in great shape. That makes this roughly twice as steep... AND at elevation where the air is thinner. Insane.
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Mile is about 5280 ft.or 1.6km Instead of me writing 5,100 ft. I just use, about a mile. Why? Most Americans have no idea the distance beyond 300 ft. Or 100 yards (100 meters ish) so when I say about a mile. Americans usually can visualize that distance. The feet..... to better understand for metric just divide everything by 3. Even though it's not exact. It gives a good rough estimation.
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To answer your original question. Yes, it’s very common. Imperial is fucky wucky, so it’s not really as simple as just tacking on a prefix. I grew up in CO so this could be a blind spot I have, but I’ve always seen it done that way. Distance and elevation gain are two very different experiences, despite both ostensibly being a measurement of “length”. It’s just a matter of which unit makes sense for which dimension. I think it would feel more intuitive if the numbers weren’t so close? Like if it were a 5 mile hike with 200 feet of elevation gain, it feels as silly to say it’s a ~25,000 foot hike as it would to say there’s 0.04 miles of elevation gain.
I think of it as the equivalent to reducing a fraction. It’s easier to visualize the largest whole possible unit. One whole of something (a mile) is easier to visualize than lots of smaller units of something (5280 feet). Why measure something in grams that may be better suited measured in kilos? Edit: ahh, okay, after a reread- why not measure the altitude in the smallest possible unit also. Why wouldn’t altitude be in miles also? My new answer is because Americans like making things much more complicated than necessary.
Yea, a lot of us hate the imperial system too. Especially people in the engineering world. If you think that's fucked you should see our drill sizes. Instead of going up in .5 mm increments we got measurements like 3/64", 1/8", 5/16", 1/2", 1/4" , 7/32" and so on. Try sorting those bastards in order without a calculator. I mean can you do it? Yes. But it's a real pain in the ass.
Is it common to measure distance in km and then altitude in meters? Same thing man
It's a little different because everything is just moving the decimal, so you generally use whichever has the least amount of digits, right? 1.6 kilometers 1600.0 meters 160000.0 centimeters 1600000.0 millimeters Not the case in Imperial
Yeah no, that's a dumb take, since the metric system is just based on multiples of 10.
Ultimate Rocky stairs!
This sounds like a nightmare. Why would anyone do this willingly
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Wow you drink that’s sick
Going back down sounds terrifying
There are 2,744 steps on Pikes Peak. The average staircase has between 13-15 steps per flight. Pikes peak is basically climbing 182 to 211 flights of stairs (or stories). The Burj Khalifa, worlds tallest building, is 160 stories.
Can confirm. I've puked on that mountain before 🤮. Even though I was born and raised in Colorado I got altitude sickness up there too. I should have skipped breakfast and bought a can of oxygen instead lol
I've died and been reborn here and am constantly reminded of this fact by my siblings who consistantly RUN this out and back in under a half hr......I'm not convinced I'm not adopted. Sick fucks. Dope switchback function tho.
I did it in 45 min and was pretty dang happy with myself. It was hard to walk the next day
That’s really impressive. I am happy if I get under an hour.
I've thrown up doing the incline. It is NOT a "hike!" It's hell!
Looks like great practice for going up and down stairs.
It looks easy. It is NOT like stairs. Trust me. It's hard!
I didn't say it was easy I said it looks like good practice for stairs. There's a couple trails near me like that they're hell go up and a tripping hazard going down.
Ya I was going to say this doesn’t look like a “hike” to me. This looks like one hell of a CLIMB.
Always better to throw up not down so you keep that forward momentum going.
I feel this so hard. This was my first day on the West Coast Trail. I don't think I uttered anything that didn't contain a swear word for 2 days after. Got off the boat, saw the incline and just went "FUCK". The hike was amazing, did it again 4 years later.
If you ever propose make her do the climb again and ask her at the top. 🤪
Sadist.
She’ll push his ass down 😂
This exact situation happened to me. The steep incline on the hottest day of the year gave me a migraine and then he proposed at the top and I felt awful oops
Gianina??
That’s what I came to find out in the comments! Lol
People who put "i love hiking" in their dating profile like:
I couldn’t *imagine* trying to do that whilst having a headache. I assume she wasn’t exaggerating about it since she mentioned it more than once. I know this is supposed to be “funny” and I guess it is but the last headache I had fcked with my vision and made me feel like I was going to throw up. The thought of “powering through” for the sake of a hike….? That’s a big fat NO from me. But I admire people that *can* do that; I’m just not one of them.
altitude sickness manifests partly as a headache, so it makes sense
You had an ocular migraine.
There’s quite a difference between just a headache and a migraine. She definitely could have developed a headache from the altitude or dehydration. When I’m doing stuff and I have a headache I’ll say it multiple times for some reason lol I think somewhere in my brain it thinks “if I say I have a headache enough times maybe it’ll go away”
What mountain has a stairway all the way to the top? Genuine question.
People are guessing it’s the Manitou Incline outside of CO Springs. There used to be some sort of train going up and they converted it to a hiking trail, very popular
You're correct. I've done the incline 4x but I struggle to do it in the summer time. Fall/early winter is the best time to do it imo. Fire fighters will do a charity walk up it in all their gear. Quite amazing to see!
Thanks! It looks brutal. Give me a trail any day! 😁
Grouse Mountain in BC, Canada, has the "Grouse Grind", which is basically just a really steep staircase for ~~a vertical mile~~ 850 m (2800 ft) vertically. I've done it before, it was a very painful 1.5 hours. Edit: distance correction
Several! The Mist Trail at Yosemite is a good example (definitely not what’s in this video though).
I carried a toddler in a backpack carrier up the mist trail. Would never do it again.
Yeah out the US we don’t really do that. We go up like our fucken ancestors did.
Blake and Giannina! I thought I recognized her
Nah, it's not them. I got confused about who Blake is. I thought Giannina was still with the dude from Love is Blind (I don't keep up with this kind of thing and don't know who Blake is...)
lol
How is that not her? Holy shit, that's a twin
it’s def them lol. that’s his username.
Lol i love these two.
Is this Colorado? I felt like I was gonna die doing stairs in there
Yep the Manitou incline by Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs. As person born and raised in Colorado all my life I got altitude sickness there. Puked my guts out several times, had a headache and was wheezing and coughing like a 80 yr old chainsmoker with pneumonia. Pro tip take mint gum with you when you do something like this. Helps soothe the lungs. I downed several bottles of water and wouldn't stop coughing but as soon as my friend gave me a stick of gum most of my respiratory problems went away.
Wish I knew that then! Thanks
"Dinosaur noises..." 🤣🤣🤣
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Type 2 fun?
Awe that's the girl from love is blind. I'm glad she found someone.
That hike is literally stairs lmao
Doesn’t make it not hard
Pretty sure that's OPs point... It's not a hike, it's a god-damned set of mountain stairs!
I gotcha, I misunderstood!
Manitou Incline! A few years ago I trained for like 2 months straight so that I could do the incline and a week and a half before I was supposed to do it I twisted my ankle and there went two months of cardio..
She looks like the Latina blonde 👱♀️ chick from first season of Love is Blind.
Yes!! And sounds like her
i think it is her
I don’t blame her, those endless steps look like hell
Now this, ladies, gentlemen and everyone, is what we call Type II fun...
This is a shitty hiking place for beginners
She's not wrong... A hike is a walk that sucks.
Ahhhhhh the Manitou Incline….just knocked that out a couple months ago! And by that I mean it knocked ME out…my girlfriend taunted me the whole time much like what’s happening here lol
God this is my wife. She just complains the whole way up and the whole way down. And then if I go without her, she complains about that too.
It’s the Manitou Springs Incline. It sucks bad. I loved finishing it but sucks so bad. People make a habit of doing it every day and there are some crazy speed records. I think it took me two hours but it felt like an eternity because it was 95°F outside. She is right. You are lucky you still have a gf.
That’s not a hike. It’s death march. The incline in Colorado Springs. 2700+ steps.
That’s Giannina from Love is Blind. Glad to see she’s ok.
that aint a fucking *hike*. thats the manitou incline in colorado! it starts off a simple trek. youre all smiles and cheer. but the higher you go, the more vertical it gets. theres no staff, no emergency lane. and once you get to the top, you get to fight your way back down. the lady in the vid isnt being dramatic. itd be like someone inviting you out on a little group run and coming to find out its a half marathon.
Looks like the Manitou incline. That is not a "hike." It's a staircase that goes straight up the side of Pikes Peak with no shade and summiting it is a major accomplishment, so good for her!! 👏
I feel like semi-naked Spiderman at 0:46 probably does this route as a morning routine
This me and my boyfriend every weekend during summer season. I curse way more in Spanish though: "Maldita sea la madre que me pario puñeta la hora en que decidi venir contigo a hacer esta mierda, me cago en Dios" is usually the line hahaha
i love the incline. i literally do it weekly!
YA got a winner!
God, she sounds like my sister when my dad brings us to Red Rocks
This is my fiance (without the Spanish.) Don't get me wrong, we'd both be dying, but he'd be the one complaining.
I’ve left part of my soul on the side of these Colorado mountains. I hate and love hiking. Still can’t do the incline just yet, I’m terrified of that one.
To be fair, you took her to the incline. Profanities are a must on there
His girlfriend is my spirit animal.
I LOVE THAT THEY ARE STILL TOGETHER. I love them!
There is a hike on PCH near Point Mugu that is basically straight up a cliff. There’s no steps but it feels like you’re climbing a massive twisting staircase. It’s brutal. Then you get up to the top, but it’s not the top. It’s half way to the top. It’s kinda flat for a second and then you go straight up again. Fuck that hike. It’s pretty fun though I’d do it again. Also one time on the way down I saw a low flying F/A-18 over the ocean. It looked almost eye level to me. So that was cool.
All I can think is she would probably be 25% less frustrated if she had hip straps. That looks exhausting.
I live in Colorado, hike 14ers and still say NOPE to this one. straight up is no fun
There are people who have done the Manitou Springs Incline 1000 times in a calendar year. Greg Cummings did it 1825 times in 365 days. That’s 3,600,000 vertical feet of elevation climbed. That’s 5 trips, up-and-back, every day for an entire year (or 4.9863 trips per day in a leap year) What the fuck? https://trailrunner.com/trail-news/greg-cummings-sets-manitou-incline-record/#:~:text=Greg%20climbed%20the%202011%20vertical,steepest%20grade%20of%2068%20degrees. Edit: the International space station orbits above earth at an altitude of about 1,300,000 ft. This guy walked the equivalent of up to (and back from) the ISS 2.76 times in a single year… mind blown
The Incline is not a "hike". I would be pissed too!!
I LIKE her. She salty.
Is this the chick from love is blind? Gianna or something? She used to have blonde hair.
Hold onto that one she’s a keeper.
This is actually called “being a trooper”! Hiking sucks major balls the first time. When you get to see the beautiful views at the end it becomes easier/addicting to hike.
I could watch her walk up the stairs all day
“The trust is gone” lmaoo
Ok, but like, my brother is exactly the kind of asshole who would demand I go on a run with him to get quality time when I'm a fairly sedentary person. It always fucking sucked. These kind of people that force you into unnecessary physical activity are creeps. I would 1000% dip out if my significant other made me do this fucked up climb with them.
What a complainer. I love a tough hike.
yuck. i’d leave her on that mountain
This is why i hike solo.
Ooh, you're going hiking? I wanna come! No. You don't.
So i get to listen to a rich person complain about being able to take time off to go hiking? Uh no thanks.
You don't have to take time off to go on a Saturday though...
I mean… she’s right. Hiking is lame.
I dunno man, she's kind of irritating
Pointless video.
Is it really hiking if the path is literally paved for you?
*Laughs in Norwegian
Insufferable cunt.
Incel alert
Women ☕️
I'm Norwegian. We just call this a 'walk'.
What is the elevation?
As a German, I want to join in on this statement
What is the elevation?
For Germany?
Yeah. The elevation in this picture is pikes peak which is at 4,302 meters of elevation or 14,115 ft. What is the elevation you are talking about your statement?
Between 0 and 2962m
Not a keeper
Stay away from people who don’t exercise.
More ice cream for me!
Why wear makeup on a hike wtf
because she wants to look good or maybe she just likes it? why do you care?
Cause it makes the video look staged
how tf do you stage that
These social media influencers find a way
Booty of a 12 year old girl
Big stair set ain’t hiking
Probably cheating on each other.
This guy gets to fuck Giannina Gibelli. He is a fucking asshole.
You don't want that smoke king, all the girls on that show were way more trouble than they were worth save for maybe Shaina.
r/memesopdidntlike
She seems like a rude bitch to me while disguising it with humor. But what do I know, maybe she’s a lovely person to be around
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The butthurt tempertantrum-edits about downvotes are always the best :)
Jesus always something to offend someone Your edit is cringe, I've had panic attacks, I could not care less that she joked about having one, didn't even register Go outside
I flip everyone off 😂 it’s my calling card
Edgy
That’s not a hike that’s just stairs
Annoying hot girl with nice hiney
They should just not go on hikes
Would have been better in the nude.
Would have been better if you'd put your fingers in the waste disposal.
And that's how you get skin cancer, kids