What a wonderful camp with the Northern Lights, shooting stars and the night sky. The views of the glaciers were just awesome, glaciers as far as the eye could see. Thanks Jarl!
Just stunning. I had to keep hitting the pause button to take in the views. Nighttime sky my favorite! Thank you for taking me to places I would never see otherwise! Hello Moose!
"Clumped into steep rock; Pure clear milky, glacier trek 'All of It', enchants!" Awed and Ooo'd like always. So splendid at every turn and traverse! #haiku
Complete peace and views that take your breath away. To be so separated from humanity and the craziness of this world is just beyond my imagining. I can’t fathom what it would be like to be away from the world for a few days. I think as a woman alone I would even feel safe in the places you have trekked. Am I right on this, Jarl?
@@NorwegianXplorer thank you for the answer, that is good to know. I do have two other quick questions for you. Number one, when you go out on your backpacking trips for days on end, do you tell anyone where you’re going or do you register with anyone like the trekking association? And secondly, do you have some sort of a GPS device or do you use maps mostly or do you rely on your innate sense of direction? Or possibly all three? Thank you.
Thanks, I tell the family where i am going, I bring a downloaded map on my phone and i have a paper map usually, i also have a rather good sense of direction and natural clock lol
@@NorwegianXplorer the latter is pretty obvious seeing as it seems you never get lost but I’m glad someone knows where you’re going. May you continue to remain safe.⛰️⛺️☕️❤️
I just watched you hiking with Joey and a guy from Florida on My Own Frontier.... Now I get to see more beautiful places around the world. I'll finish this one later, the Aurora Borealis....what an amazing sight to top off your beautiful and stunning scenery.
Jarl! This landscape is magical and so is this video. Thank you as always. If you're not coming to America I may need to come to Norway! #hikenorthcarolina #hikenc
Your hikes always remind me of adventures from Tolkein. Hiking to the Misty Mountains through Redhorn Pass and conquering the mighty Caradhras, the highest peak. “It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to.” So cool!! Btw: Totally agree about hydropower. It's incredibly ugly, interferes with nature, and wildlife, and is not 'green' at all. Fantastic adventure, Jarl. Looking forward to many more. :) ♥
Another beautiful and amazing adventure, cinematography,shots, and editing on fleek, totally awesome. Moments of pleasure and relaxation with incredible aurora borealis 👌
Hello! I just watched this new video and was totally amazed at the landscapes you walked through and documented. Wonderful blue colored lakes! I was impressed by the beauty and tranquility of those places... Is it that hardly anyone passes through there or do you simply decide not to show anyone? Fabulous, enviable and inspiring experience, thank you very much for sharing and giving us the opportunity to travel with you through these incredible places.
Thank you, Norwegians have become Insta-lazy, so they mostly only do single day hikes to some mountain top for Instagram, Germans are what I meet in those places mostly
Aurora is special every time, I had a mega aurora experience this August that I was able to capture with my new camera, should have it uploaded on my travel channel sometime this fall
Your summer-hiking was a success. We could feel how it made you happy discovering every day new sceneries, experiencing new adventures. The more wild and rough, the more beautiful is Norway. You transmit us your love for your country. In this Breheimen-episode we saw again wonderful blue lakes, eternal snow and glaciers (min. 32, 38, 42... and many others). To reach a camping place you had to cross very difficult steep parts of the trail, boulders, rocks.... How do you manage then to keep filming ? And always heavy backpacked ! Many thanks for all your gorgeous videos, Jarl. I always enjoyed them. And.....could you yet mention us what are your projects for this summer 2022 ? Good luck, dear friend. Stay healthy.
just spectacularly beautiful - but also barren. Is it because you were walking so far above the tree line that we rarely saw a bush or a tree. What altitude were you walking for the most part?
Well, Jarl, another beautifully yet challenging series which has awarded you with stunning views, crystal clear waters, magnificent Glaciers, tranquil valleys and to top it all up, Aurora Borealis for an amazing ending to your trip. I’ve bee meaning to ask if there are any GPX files of your Scandinavian series available? Also, all the filming was done with your GoPro Hero 9? Regards, Florin
Fantastic I’ve decided to go to Sweden Norway for a month asap. Can you recommend any worthy reading guides as well as watching yourself? Regards, Barrie
Awesome, thanks! Looks like you scored a weather Jackpot! 😃 Random question: is the Coleman brand sold in Norway these days, or was that fuel canister left over from your US travels?
I'm a simple man, I see Norwegian-Xplorer upload I hit like
Awesome, thanks!!!!
What a wonderful camp with the Northern Lights, shooting stars and the night sky. The views of the glaciers were just awesome, glaciers as far as the eye could see. Thanks Jarl!
Thanks Rick!
Intersting stone sculptures. They look man made.
Just stunning. I had to keep hitting the pause button to take in the views. Nighttime sky my favorite! Thank you for taking me to places I would never see otherwise! Hello Moose!
Thank you Julie!
The reflection off that lake is spectacular. Nice footage!
Thank you!
I want to hike in Norway now. 😀
"Clumped into steep rock;
Pure clear milky, glacier trek
'All of It', enchants!"
Awed and Ooo'd like always. So splendid at every turn and traverse! #haiku
😁
Beautiful place❤️
greetings from Indonesia🇮🇩
greetings!
This was awesome! To see the Aurora is at the top of my bucket list.
It is a great experience!
Complete peace and views that take your breath away. To be so separated from humanity and the craziness of this world is just beyond my imagining. I can’t fathom what it would be like to be away from the world for a few days. I think as a woman alone I would even feel safe in the places you have trekked. Am I right on this, Jarl?
Yes, you would feel safe here, I have never heard about any issues for backpackers in Norway
@@NorwegianXplorer thank you for the answer, that is good to know. I do have two other quick questions for you. Number one, when you go out on your backpacking trips for days on end, do you tell anyone where you’re going or do you register with anyone like the trekking association? And secondly, do you have some sort of a GPS device or do you use maps mostly or do you rely on your innate sense of direction? Or possibly all three? Thank you.
Thanks, I tell the family where i am going, I bring a downloaded map on my phone and i have a paper map usually, i also have a rather good sense of direction and natural clock lol
@@NorwegianXplorer the latter is pretty obvious seeing as it seems you never get lost but I’m glad someone knows where you’re going. May you continue to remain safe.⛰️⛺️☕️❤️
Thank you my friend!
Very peaceful place with great views. 👍🏻
Yes it was!
Best videos on UA-cam. Thanks.
Awesome, thanks a lot!
Just breathtaking!
Thank you!
Such incredible scenery! I love the contrast of your red tent with the glaciers and alpine valleys. Gorgeous!
Thanks Maryann!
Isn't youtube great? Nowhere else can we see videos from around the world. Thanks for yours!
Thank you Bert, glad you like it🙂
yes 😁
@@jenspetersen672 Takk Jens!
I just watched you hiking with Joey and a guy from Florida on My Own Frontier.... Now I get to see more beautiful places around the world.
I'll finish this one later, the Aurora Borealis....what an amazing sight to top off your beautiful and stunning scenery.
Jarl! This landscape is magical and so is this video. Thank you as always. If you're not coming to America I may need to come to Norway! #hikenorthcarolina #hikenc
You should, I am of course coming to the US at some point
Your hikes always remind me of adventures from Tolkein. Hiking to the Misty Mountains through Redhorn Pass and conquering the mighty Caradhras, the highest peak. “It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to.” So cool!!
Btw: Totally agree about hydropower. It's incredibly ugly, interferes with nature, and wildlife, and is not 'green' at all. Fantastic adventure, Jarl. Looking forward to many more. :) ♥
Thank you Deborah, I am reading the Silmarillion for the second time right now, these Tolkien writings get better the more you read them!
@@NorwegianXplorer Oh yes! They really do! :)
It's just beau~tiful !
Thanks for this
Thanks for watching!
Spectacular scenery. Greetings from the US, and keep up the good work.
Thanks Chris, greetings to you too!
Your hard work produces such professional and insanely beautiful imagery. I feel I'm right there with you.
Thank you so much 😀
Another beautiful and amazing adventure, cinematography,shots, and editing on fleek, totally awesome. Moments of pleasure and relaxation with incredible aurora borealis 👌
Thank you always for your kind comments!
Hello! I just watched this new video and was totally amazed at the landscapes you walked through and documented. Wonderful blue colored lakes! I was impressed by the beauty and tranquility of those places... Is it that hardly anyone passes through there or do you simply decide not to show anyone? Fabulous, enviable and inspiring experience, thank you very much for sharing and giving us the opportunity to travel with you through these incredible places.
Thank you, Norwegians have become Insta-lazy, so they mostly only do single day hikes to some mountain top for Instagram, Germans are what I meet in those places mostly
@@NorwegianXplorer Really? Wow, I never would have guessed so!
@@alvaromendez1783 Its sad really, the DNT cabins in the mountains are empty since most foreigners bring tents
Oh…and I meant to add…the Aurora was spectacular!!! ❤
Aurora is special every time, I had a mega aurora experience this August that I was able to capture with my new camera, should have it uploaded on my travel channel sometime this fall
Your summer-hiking was a success. We could feel how it made you happy discovering every day new sceneries, experiencing new adventures. The more wild and rough, the more beautiful is Norway. You transmit us your love for your country. In this Breheimen-episode we saw again wonderful blue lakes, eternal snow and glaciers (min. 32, 38, 42... and many others). To reach a camping place you had to cross very difficult steep parts of the trail, boulders, rocks.... How do you manage then to keep filming ? And always heavy backpacked ! Many thanks for all your gorgeous videos, Jarl. I always enjoyed them. And.....could you yet mention us what are your projects for this summer 2022 ? Good luck, dear friend. Stay healthy.
Regine, I am currently out on a new Scandinavian tour
That's great !! Good luck ! I'm looking forward to see the first videos....
Seus vídeos são sempre incríveis!!muito obrigada por essas lindas imagens
Thank you Simone!
just spectacularly beautiful - but also barren. Is it because you were walking so far above the tree line that we rarely saw a bush or a tree. What altitude were you walking for the most part?
The treeline is around a 1000m this far north so I guess I was at around 12-1400m most of the time.
Well, Jarl, another beautifully yet challenging series which has awarded you with stunning views, crystal clear waters, magnificent Glaciers, tranquil valleys and to top it all up, Aurora Borealis for an amazing ending to your trip.
I’ve bee meaning to ask if there are any GPX files of your Scandinavian series available?
Also, all the filming was done with your GoPro Hero 9?
Regards,
Florin
Glad you like them, gopro and iphone 11 pro max for this one, no GPX available sorry
@@NorwegianXplorer good image quality, thank you for sharing with us these wonderful experiences.
Thanks for watching Florin!
Nydelig❤️
Fantastic I’ve decided to go to Sweden Norway for a month asap. Can you recommend any worthy reading guides as well as watching yourself? Regards, Barrie
Cool, I dont know any guides, but try Femunden Lodge, or Jokkmokk guidarna
Great job man. I also recently started making videos about hiking and bushcraft and it's pretty good. Greetings from Belarus! ✌️
Awesome, thanks! Looks like you scored a weather Jackpot! 😃 Random question: is the Coleman brand sold in Norway these days, or was that fuel canister left over from your US travels?
Thank you, I plan around the weather, Coleman is sold in Norway yes!
Дзякуй очень тикава , респект .
My google translate doesnt make a good translation of this, but i get the respect word, so thank you!
How many National Parks are in Norway?
Not sure, a bunch, but they are not as huge as some of the US ones
Come on, sir, try to go to Mount Rinjani if you have time
Maybe:-)
I,AM at hardanger fjord now and it,s Soo beautifull i looking at the fjords and i can,t get there 😡
Why can you not get there?
@@NorwegianXplorer for this moment there is a huge lake between me and fjord
@@NorwegianXplorer other point i,am not formulair Whit this area here in Qytese i can,t find information about hiking trail over there
@@MsDeleeuw Qytese? I have not heard of this place.
@@NorwegianXplorer it most be Oystese only the Q or O i can,t Wright that right way
👍😍🚶🏼
A channel called ‘Solo Camping’ is using your videos.
Thanks for the heads up! I will check to see if I can do something about it!
I couldnt find it, do you have a link?
MAYBE YOU WOULD LIKE THE MOUNTAINS OF C R E T E . MAYBE IN THE FUTURE . . . . .
I have been to Crete several times, but never been hiking or camping in the mountains
@@NorwegianXplorer O K THANKS FOR THE ANSWER . . . .
@@dimitrastavrou3761 Thanks for watching!
only 400 upvotes. everyone is watching something intelligent on the tube.
Your camera is not clear as usually...
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