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Thanks a lot! Hardangervidda is surely epic for hiking and camping. Glad the video inspired you! If you go, it’ll be an awesome adventure. :)

That's Simadal Fjord, the inner most branch of Eid Fjord

@@hendrikhoeft Ok i den retningen ja 👍

Glad you liked it!

Thank you!

Thank you - glad you enjoyed it!

Hi Nirav, thanks for reaching out. I've mainly been in the area from Garmisch to Salzburg. There are dozens of great hiking trails there. I'd choose something quite. Please inform yourself ahead of the trip about legal implications of wild camping in Bavaria. Hope you enjoy your trip!

That's what these videos are here for! Hope you enjoy and let me know if you have any questions!

Sorry for the late reply, for some reason I missed your comment. Have you already been there? We were there in February and there definitely was quite some snow there. I can imagine though that it'll be a bit less in April already (if not entirely gone).

​@@hendrikhoeft Yeah, I've been there in late April 😁 There was no snow in the mountains this year, so it was a bit easier to follow the trial (where it was visible). I found your video useful and I've succeeded in finishing the whole Peloponesse E4 section in 11 days. See you on the trail 💪🏻

That's amazing!

Of course (and please excuse the late reply - I somehow missed your comment). This was a rather short hiking trip: We started in Gjendesheim along Besseggen ridge to Memurubu, from their up north to Glitterheim and them back south-east to Gjendesheim. Let me know if you have any more questions!

Glad you enjoyed it!

If I recall correctly, this was the "Kreuzspitze" near Garmisch.

Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it!

Same to you! I hope you have a great year so far.

Thanks, much appreciated!

Thanks, glad you liked it! It really is a beautiful trail. We were actually hiking the trail from village to village without wild camping. Let me know if you have any further questions!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for your kind words. It was a great experience indeed!

It really was! Definitely worth a visit! :)

This was in July. Late August is a beautiful time to visit. Just prepare for slightly colder weather!

It absolutely is!

Awesome! Enjoy your hike and let me know how you liked it!

@@hendrikhoeft with pleasure. We are looking for it ! One question do you know if it is easy to buy food along the trail ?

@@frankpeironenetrezo8073 It's relatively easy to buy food along the way. In most sections (depending on how far you walk in a day/ where you stop), you will directly walk through a small village or close by, and they often have small stores/ supermarkets. Just make sure you arrive there during opening hours. So in a nutshell, you can replenish every two to three days easily and don't need to carry more food.

@@hendrikhoeft great ! Thank you for these precious informations. I will tell you about our stay, we are longing for being there

@@frankpeironenetrezo8073 Looking forward to it! Enjoy your trip :)

Thanks, much appreciated. Glad you liked it :)

Thanks for your feedback and welcome in Germany! :) Wild camping regulations differ for each state. In Bavaria, in most instances you can get fined for it. Do you have an exact question?

Absolutely true!!! Another Norway video is coming soon! :)

Thanks. Really appreciate the feedback!

Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated! :) The Flex Kit works quite well in normal conditions. It also gives a little more space inside. However, when the wind is a bit stronger, I have the feeling it's a little shaky without trekking poles. Hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks! Appreciate the feedback :)

Glad you enjoyed it :) This was a round trip up the Geigelstein in Bavaria.

@E A It's for sure not encouraged and yes, in some states it's illegal and you can get fined for it.

@@hendrikhoeft I saw it, and it's sad, but I still went camping in the forest with my girl this weekend. Nobody bothered us 😁

@@ernodios Hope you had an awesome time!

@@hendrikhoeft oh yes we did! Will just be the first of many

Thanks for your feedback, glad you liked it! During my trip in May, I did not have any problems with water. There were plenty of streams along the way. In the drier summer months, I suggest to at least take a quick look at a map with possible water sources (streams, rivers, villages, etc.) and plan accordingly. I drank the water from streams without filtering it. Make sure though to have a bit of common sense when choosing streams (e.g., is the water clean, is there livestock upstream, etc.). However, I always bring a simple water filter just in case. Hope this helps :)

I walked the trail a week ago (July). On some stages there are many offers of drinkable water and on some stages not so much. Many streams were dry on my journey and sometimes I took water from a lake which was ok. I was always careful with my water and when I had the possibility to fill it up I drank a lot. But there are always some houses on the trail, so if you would be in struggle, you could always ask the people there. It's a really beautiful trail...some kilometers along roads but the nature and the views are worth it

Thanks for your answers, I just finished it now. I had with me simple tablets to kill bacteria from already clear water. Indeed, in July (end) most of the streams reported on the map are not around, and I did rely on people's generosity who put big jars of water in various places along the way, very helpful. The trickiest part was the very last part, towards North, where water sources were scarce, or none. But I survived 😅 I would say for this hike in the middle of summer, it could be good to carry around 3 liters of water, I was only carrying 2 and it was not enough sometimes. Thanks for your feedback 😀

Glad u liked it :)

Thanks so much for your feedback. Will keep going! I already have a couple other formats planned, so stay tuned :)

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