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Vielen Dank Michael!

@@fehradventures Ich habe im Oktober den EBC Trek gemacht. Die mächtige Natur mit den tollen Menschen hat mich unglaublich berührt. Leider bin ich kein Video Spezialist, daher bringen mich Videos wie deines wieder ein wenig dorthin zurück.😀

Toll gemacht 😊 Wo genau habt ihr die Reise gebucht?

Bei 'enjoy Nepal'. Wir haben den Weg über Gokyo genommen. War alles perfekt organisiert, wenn auch die Anreise wegen des schlechten Wetters eine Geschichte für sich war. 😅

@@michaelgruber8663 Vielen Dank für die Info und weiterhin tolle Erlebnisse wünsche ich euch

Hoi Lukas, vielen Dank 🙂

Hi Mark, most of the off road sections were before Wadi Rum and of course then in Wadi Rum. The first days were mainly tarmac, the off road sections we took there you could bypass on other roads. With a road bike you need to stick to tarmarc, with a Gravel or MTB you are more flexibel. But it also depends on your style of travel, if you prefer long days with >100km or take it more easy. I personally really enjoyed the off road sections, the desert, the landscabe was incredible! I made the trip with KE Adventure, if you want to check on their site: www.keadventure.com/holidays/jordan-cycling-dead-red-sea-petra Anyway if you go again to Jordan with your bicycle, enjoy! It is a great country!

@@fehradventures maybe line another Jordanian adventure for my 60th birthday!

Danke Raphi!

Thanks Philipp 😊

Danke 🙂

Thanks 😊

Hi Kerry, thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it and it raised some memories to your own incredible trip from Oslo to Trondheim. My plan was to follow the Bergensstien trail ut.no/turforslag/1115741/bergensstien-english-version-of-the-bergen-trail-across-southern-norway and then from the Gullhorgabu cabin I went down to Haga and then along the street up to Gullbotn, then to Livarden, Haukelan, Ulriken, Bergen. The trail is not marked as "Bergensstien trail" but it follows offical hiking routes / markes. The first days until Kongsberg (through the forest) it was sometimes a little bit difficult to find the correct trail. There are a lot of private cabins in the wood with really good pathes to them. After Kongsberg when you get over the tree line, then it was most time simple to find the correct trail. I downloaded offline maps and my planned route on my smartphone for navigation. I'm happy to help with any further questions.

Hallo Wolfgang & Heidi, vielen Dank!

Hi, thanks for watching my video. The first four days I walked daily through a village so I bought food on the way. On day 4 I went through Kongsberg, where I did a bigger resupply. Next big resupply was on day 14 in Kinsarvik (where I took the ferry to Kvanndal). But between Kongsberg and Kinsarvik I slept sometimes in DNT cabines, where I either used the half pension (like in Marbu / Rauhelleren / Sandhaug) or bought something in self service cabines. Between Kvanndal and Bergen I walked through Bjorkheim on day 18 where I could buy some stuff for the last two days.

Thank you very much, I'm glad that you liked it. Happy new year!

Danke Samuel!

Thanks! It was really a great adventure, sometimes a little bit windy, but an amazing experience.