THIS must be Finland's most BEAUTIFUL place... right?!
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2023
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"Eteenpäin!" sanoi mummo lumessa. I'm not sure if that's been one of the Finnish sayings you've already covered, but the elderly lady passing you on Saana proves it to be a real thing 😄
He has indeed covered it before
@@ozkupelaileenyc4330Finland is fun
Am bit unfmiliar with English word "Fells" but I believe that it mean same as Finnish word "tunturi" and tunturi are soft-shaped mountain in Fennoscandia that reach above the tree line. So tunturi is thecnically mountain, but it have own word for it.
All Fells are Mountains but not all Mountains are Fells.
Like you said, the distinction is that round-ish shape. Some regional variations apply, but generally that's the deciding factor.
Saana, Malla etc peaks in that north(eastern)-most Kilpisjärvi Wilderness Area are as close to "proper", sharp/rough Mountain as one can get in Finland.
Not to say that those HUGE, sometimes alone-standing, Fells around Inari etc (in the "head" of Finland) aren't impressive but.. They just lack that certain something in raw roughness you'd expect from a Mountain.
What an amazing place! Cool glass igloos too. Wow! I'll visit some day.
10:16 Technically Saana is a mountain, since it's part of Scandinavian mountains
Some of those hiking grannies are iron tough! I always wonder how metal they were in their youth.
Right! They’re really tough! 😀
The last time I climbed there were grannies, Norwegians, whole families with kids, dogs, and a Finnish woman /running/ the stairs up and down - multiple times! And everyone seemed to have a good time.
I’ve now watched this three times! Can’t believe how awesome that trip was!
My third time now aswell :D love these 2 channels, great to see a crossover.
I was in Kilpisjärvi just last sunday. It didn't look like much of a mountain, but then again, I was coming back from Norway (Lofoten & Tromsö).
Perkele ha lite respekt, heligt berg och i norra Finland 🥇
Blessings ..Wow it is very Beautiful ..what a great feeling to see you ..Glory Glory..Thank you foer sharing and inspiring Beautiful Finland!!🌄💫🌄
My namesake is one of the most incredible places I've ever seen. Congrats reaching the top, one day I'll go there too. So far I only was there to look up.
On one friday mornig my friend and I got an idea to go hiking. We decided to go to Kilpisjärvi. In the afternoon we embarked to your journey. At 6 am, after 14 hour drive, we cooked some breakfast and took our backpacks and hit the trail. After 10-15 km hike we arrived to Saarijärvi cabin. Stayed there overnight and headed back. Drove back to southern Finland. ~2200 km drive + ~25km hiking in 72 hours. Still not the worst idea ever.
12:17 that was so smooth ! 👍👍
Two of my favourite guys that love Finland. Iam still to visit Lapland though I come from kainuu region. Not that far. 👍
The views are gorgeous during this time of year. I've only been there twice during new years at the university research station and that is a very different experience. Climbing Saana in thigh high snow with little to no light is not for the faint of heart but it is a great experience and the view is amazing if you time it right with the little light available. Lovely to see how it looks not covered in snow!
Hyvä Eemeli!😎👌🏼 Terveisiä toinen Suomalainen.
Measured up from Kilpisjärvi, Saana actually IS the highest mountain in Finland. After those steps there's still a long way to go. Last time I had to climb the steps twice, because when I got on top of them, I was hit by a blizzard (yes, in August!) and I had to turn back.
You just have to be patient and persistent. One step at a time.
Going down is so pleasant and easy...feels like flying.
How is it late September?
Cold and windy, temperatures might fall below zero degrees Celcius and it might be snowing, but usually you can still climb Saana without skis. There shouldn't be any flies or gnats anymore, which is a huge plus.
I love watching travel videos from Lapland and found you are uploading one Dave, awesoe!
Next time you're there, I'd recommend taking the boat over to the triple border and doing the Malla trail. Ooor.. if you're feeling very adventurous, there's the Pältsan mountain valley over on the Swedish side of the border.
The original plan was to go to the three way border, but the ferry wasn’t available yet due to the ice… but that gives me an excuse to go back 😀
Oh right! Didn't even think of the ice 😅 another interesting one could be Korvatunturi and santa's little hut there.
Three way border in itself is a bit boring. But if you take the boat there, you can start the ultimate hike to Paras (Parastind), about 17 kilometres. Paras is 1419 moh, 400 meters higher from sea level than Saana. Includes a dizzying exposure at the summit ridge.
I would recommend you go to hike at Koli at some point. The views from there are just magnificent.
"Quite" a bit easier than Saana, also!
never been there so it´s so nice to see scenery
Excellent! I was waiting for this episode and you guys really didn't disappoint me with this video!
I’m glad 🙂
Good job guys! The place is very beautiful,views on views.
I think the walk to the top of Saana should be done by all Finns! it really is that special...
I have done it several times. Last time (2013) I even made a video of the entire climb. ua-cam.com/video/qVd_dLuaHBM/v-deo.html
@@NiiloPaasivirta I did only the blog entry about my climbing: gozamite.com/2018/08/29/tour-around-finland-day-10/
Beautiful! Hope you had a good time :)
Hello. This old lady here says that you should do short two or three nights hiking there. Maybe Hossa is easy and very nice place to start, then Karhunkierros in Kuusamo. And when you have learnt more, you should go back to Kilpisjärvi and do little part of Kalottireitti.
We went there in high school hiking club and it was so cool and my first time ever there and hiking that much, but definitely worth it!
When we got there, I remember we went straight to hiking to some route which was really long. We walked a bit more everyday, like 20km, 30km, 50km. I don't remember what was the end result how much we hiked.
We slept along the way in tents, it was autumn so a bit cold but not snowy yet, and ruska was beautiful!
We made food and we could drink the water from natural streams.
We saw some reindeer while hiking.
At the end of the trail, yhe bus came to get us.
Then we went to Norway from there and we slept in some place with cottages if I remember well.
We went to the city close by and an aquarium there.
We went hiking to jäämeri and saw the ice wall or something.
It was sooo cool!
We slept in the bus on the way there and back. The driver had been on these trip with our teachers before and he was experienced wich was good because one morning we almost hot a pack of reindeer and had to stop abruptly. Someone was sleeping on two seats side ways and fell to the floor 😂 good wake up. And one evening we almost hit a deer or moose and thank hod for the driver's good reflexes!
It was so much fun that I'd like to go again and again so that I'd know that place like my own pockets, but I'd also want to go to other places... There's so much to see already here in Finland that I wouldn't have to think seeing other countries yet 😂
Great looking places! Going up there my self this summer.😀
Enjoy! It’s truly a wonderful place!
Is that the same hot tub that Mikko "Peltsi" Peltola dipped in in one of his trekking programs?
I was there too very recently, beautiful sights and was really fun. And I noticed that you were staying at the exact same place and the exact same iglu we were on. You also climbed to the top of Saana like we did. About the iglu, my father's friend has designed it, hopefully you liked it.
It's easier on your muscles if you walk beside the stairs of Saana. But man, you need a longer trip to Lapland next time.
My Kids were 8 an 11 yo when went up to Saana. Not a bog deal
When i climbed Saana, I quit like three times 😅 but i did it! Worth it!❤❤🎉
Luke is so sweet. can't wait his video.
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Saana is the stqple "pilgrimmage" for every Finn. If you return to the area, join me on a 3-5 day hike/ride to Halti, true Finland's most elevated point. But kudos on pushing through to the summit!
Hyvä poijaat!
oh so this is where my my summer car has been great video ;D
So, you passed our "stuga" this time. But it is on the Swedish side of the Muonio river. Interesting to see clips from "our region".
You guys are serving buddy comedy realness over there. I'm totally jazzed about your videos because I've heard a lot about Helsinki and am looking forward to exploring the whole country. I want to visit, I just live in the US and it's cost prohibitive. Wait. Can I have a job? :P
I'm heading there in late September from Australia before heading to Iceland. Kinda scared to be honest hahaha
@@Brendo2386 I just want to eat my way across Finland. I live in the United States, so the Finnish palette is completely different to mine. I’ve been a professional cook for years, so I’d love to learn how they use fruits and vegetables. I have also developed a weakness for salty licorice.
@@LeslieLanagan I'll be seeing a Finnish band in Switzerland, an Australia band in Belgium and a Latvian band in Finland :p
Dave caught a case of sisu just as the old lady passed him lol
No . The peak of the Sokosti in Saariselkäs area of the Urho Kekkonens national park , but the clip is good anyway.Jaksaa jaksaa.....
play more My summer Car please!
SISU! you will get there
Are you seen moscitos allready ?
We were there already 2 weeks ago, so there weren’t so many mosquitoes then thankfully!
FYI: Man carry is called LAISKANLASTI (load of the lazy) in Finnish. Describes perfectly what is going on.
Never heard it called that. Cool.
I went there in January. Never doing anything that stupid again
moi is hi kissa is cat
Yes, very beautiful place, but not as beautiful as Kouvola.
Kouvola isn't for nothing the national landscape, immortalised in numerous paintings by Edelfelt and Gallen-Kallela.
When hot wings video?
viime vuonna piti tulla.
I'm here rn i am tempted to jumpscare u will in ur hot tub
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@@MatthewDicksonOfficial mee syömään niitä hotwingssejäs
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