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@@ervinslens thank you!

Thank you :)

Dziękuję bardzo!

Oh no no :) But I met a Finnish family who were fishing on a lake. Nothing caught, though.

I am not sure about the whole country, but that national park is beautiful, indeed. .

Hi! I am not sure that I understand your question :)

Hello, I asked:- Do you show Russia ? ( translated on Google ). In Brazil we speak Portuguese.

Hello, yes, I am Russian.

Thanks. Russia is very beautiful.

@@engenhodidentro7396 Russia is beautiful, but this video is taken Finland :) Urho Kekkonen National Park lies in the border to Russia, so the nature should be the same there.

Thanks a lot for watching and commenting! :) Unfortunately, I do not hike that often so I post videos quite rarely....

Спасибо! :)

Thank you for watching :)

Is it Karjala in Finland or Russia? There are two of them )

@@vladislavsergeew Geographically Rus, but for me it's all the same:)

Thank you very much :) I am glad you liked the video!

You are welcome! May you experience rain-free days there as well :) Because statistics and experienced hikers claim this is the most wet weather of the year.

Thank you :) I used two maps, both 1:50000 from Nordeca: Lomsdal-Visten no. 10114 and Mosjøen no. 10117 (because the first map ends about 15 km before Mosjøen). Surprisingly, there were no bridges marked on the maps, which is not what you would expect from a hiking map! I used the map on www.lomsdalvisten.no/en/gateways/ where you can find very good route suggestions, bridges and cabins.

Partly. I would have got pretty wet 😃

Thank you! The nature there makes it easy to fine stunning landscapes :⁠-⁠)

Thank you for watching :⁠-⁠) You are lucky to grew up there, Norway is a fantastic country for living and hiking.

Thank you 😊 I agree with you in everything but relaxing - this part of the trail is quite challenging. Camping in the beach was relaxing, though.

@@vladislavsergeew I thought the trail was relaxing to watch 😃

Thank you for watching :)

Oh, thank you so much :⁠-⁠)

Thank you 😊 Mid September would be almost the same colors I guess, so your assumption was not far from the truth.

Названия на языке местных племен - Саамы. Несколько лет назад шведы в порядке национальной самоидентификации и прочего изменили названия в картах со шведского на саамский. Теперь сами шведы читают с трудом.

Oh, thank you so much :)

Nah, it was not that cold, but the wind made it worse. I was glad having wind-proof clothes. Thank you for watching :)

Thank you for watching :)

@@vladislavsergeew When did you hike? Looks like September.

@@altewu17 it is September, the first half of. You are right.

Thank you :) The nature there is amazing, indeed! I can't compare the difficulty of the north and south sides as I only went the south, but the Swedes I talked to stated that the south side is the most challenging. On the other hand, you meet less people there :) Hope you will go there again!

Thank you for watching :)

This is Skárjá. You can easily find it as many paths lead there in Sarek. Look here: 67.377436, 17.644264

@@vladislavsergeew Thank You ! :)

Yes

@@vladislavsergeew i guess we met you at the renverstuga after boarek

We were a group of five...

@@splerkeveld2308 it looks like :) you are the group from Belgium, right? I am glad you managed to get through the snow safe and sound! Tough thing :)

@@vladislavsergeew we sure did! You managed quite well yourself we can see in the video!

Creo que los árboles querían que me fuera :)

Hello, UA-cam automatically deletes comments with links, so I couldn't answer you earlier, sorry. I don't think you saw my tent there - I pitched it near the hut a few days earlier. At the same time a group of 5 Belgians went to the mountains and a Belgian woman returned to Kvikkjokk - what a coincidence! I hope you stayed calm in Rapadalen - it was really a challenge. Not just physically but also mentally. But we did it :) Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching :)

Спасибо! 10 полных суток, стартовый вес рюкзака был около 26 кг, из них 3,5кг фототехника (камера, статив, микрофон, акку и т.д.), около 8,9 кг еда и ее упаковка. Рюкзак сам по себе тяжелый, около 3,5кг.

Thank you for watching :)

Thank you :)

I wish I could :)

:) thank you

I started in Kvikkjokk, then went via Pårek, then took the bridge over Gadokjåhkå, then continued on the south side on Rapadalen to Dielmáskájdde, crossed the river, went on the west side of Rapadalen up to Skárjá, crossed the river, from Skárjá to Bierikjávrre, from there via Guhkesvágge to Suorva. There was literally nothing in Suorva, so I went further to Vietás (Stora Sjöfallet Mountain Lodge).

@@vladislavsergeew I see. Any chance you're gonna post the river crossing in Dielmáskájdde? How difficult is south Rapadalen? I'd imagine that it's not better then North Rapadalen (which is also pretty bad), but from far away it seemed a little better.

@@levb.7338 It is here ua-cam.com/video/7HzFOtX6jwo/v-deo.html This is the south side. I cannot compare it to the north, but all Swedes I met in Sarek said it is the most difficult area there. Not necessarily dangerous but really exhausting and annoying.

:) danke

You are welcome!

Thank you for asking! Have a look at this great channel: ua-cam.com/users/fagelguiden The guy - Erik Normark - hike a lot unter conditions you might have in Padjelanta. What helped me - I tested all the gear in the winter in Black Forest prior to my hike in Sarek. So I knew that e.g. my sleeping bag is fine for temperatures around zero but I got to know that my sleeping mattress was to cold - and I took an extra sleeping pad with me to increase the isolation. Anyway, it was warmer in Sarek than in the winter here in Black Forest - but sometimes the strong wind made me feel cold anyway. The comfort limit of my sleeping bag was -3°C - but again, the isolation pad is also important. So I say nothing new :)

Thank you :) Hope the video encourages you to hike there.

You are totally right :) I missed great shots because either it was too challenging to place the camera and repeat the hike again or because I got too tired. The south side of Rapadalen is tough.

Hello! Thank you. The name of the river is Urik as stated. As we were just tourist I am afraid I cannot provide you the proper info. Why don't you contact the guys who organized that? Thea are very helpful. If you try to visit baikalrafting.com :) I think they offer Kitoy as well. But a good English is not their strength :) Luckily for everybody, Google Translator rules.

Thank you!

@@neilc5260 How you descended the Kitoy river?

@@baikalrafting Hello! Yes, a friend and I paddled it by kayak last August!

@@neilc5260 Drop link the movie!