They walk up and down the 3,000m Tatra, with over-100kg-loads on their backs. They are porters, i.e., professional carriers who carry up the necessities to the mountain hut on top of Tatra and carry down trash from the hut. These aged porters with gray hair have spent their lives there out of their love for Tatra. Although sweat soaks their bodies because of the snow-covered slanted road, their faces are full of smiles. Could it be because what they carry is not a burden but a manifestation of the freedom they chose? The warm and magnificent beauty of the massive mountain is smoothly juxtaposed against the protagonists who are real mountain men. This documentary quietly poses a question about how heavy our loads would weigh and what their meanings could be.