Winter Camping in a Snow Storm with Hot tent & Wood stove Alone ❄️ ASMR

Overnight solo camping with a big hot‑tent and wood stove in winter. I set up camp on a snowy mountainside in the forest. A strong wind, frosty night at -18°C, and heavy snow surrounded me. I prepared firewood, lit the stove, and enjoyed the natural warmth, the crackling of the wood, and cooking while watching snow‑capped mountains. The gusty wind blew all night and into the morning. My RBM hot tent was covered in snow, icicles formed, and the floor froze to the snow cover. I lit the stove again to warm up and dry out the ice from the tent. The storm blew snow off the trees but did not blow away my tent, making it one of the best winter camping experiences with this gear.