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Not sure if it is for me. I'm afraid of heights 😦

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We are planning for nov 1 week for hike , is there chances of snow fall ?

How long did it take you to get up from P2 with heavy backpacks to camp with?

sucks that its so crowded, would love to hike this on my own without the company of anyone around

Thanks for sharing this tour. Can i do this tour at the end of november - i think there will be snow. Thank you for your answere

Excellent tour guide! The best travel video I have seen so far.

Nice video. Wishing you a great weekend 😊

Can you name because i dont understand the parking place to use the easy path to the summit please?

Thank you for the video, its super informative, well structured and a great tourguide.

Nice wauw

I'm going in a few weeks, on a cruise with family. I appreciate the tips! And you're correct, most of us Americans are not up to a "Sunday afternoon walk".

Do you have any videos about the Lorn, Stryn, Olden area?

Do you have any videos about the Olden, Lorn, Stryn areas?

beautiful view, there's another way to get from P2 to P3 ... road is boring

This is a memorable revisit for me as I studied this area for my geology ph.d. 1962-1965. I had to camp for 3-4 months each summer so it was lovely to see the rocks again - the valdres sparagmite and the bitihorn gabbros, I continued my work in valdres for the next 15 years and finally finished mapping the fliensinden area. I worked as a geologist for 49 years before I retired. But in that time I had many visits to stavanger in my phase as a petroleum geologist, including a couple of months working in stat oil. Jake hossack.

Nice!

I've never seen such a good nature video format! Great work!

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Nice video. Have a Wonderful week 😊

Nice video 👍

How many km for round way? How much time you took to get to the top?

Really nicely explained trail access, follow and history information. I've started filming short vibe walks from Finnish nature / national parks. I'd like to reach your quality someday :p

Never hiking that, sorry. Looks like a pain and not even beautiful.

The best video I have seen on the net. We are looking for an itinerary similar to the one you have covered in this video. Can you please provide us with a bit more information on using ferries and if you have rental car how do you pay for the tolls etc?

Fosnavåg is nice 😊 Not far from Ålesund 😊 Hope you have a wonderful time

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Autopass is massively confusing, i thought as a good traveller to get it to prove to Norway i'm good traveller, instead i get punished by a rabbid hole of unclear reasons why to get it, how to get it, where to get it, if it is Cross company compatible, etc.

My grandmother’s family came from Hardanger, Norway. Family name: Bervin. 🇳🇴🇺🇸

Hello, how long does the trail takes? And where does it start? From Mannen or Uttakleiv? Thank you for you answer, I’ll be in Lofoten in few days!! Can’t wait 😊

If only it wasnt close to Oslo, most ugly and expensive city in norway (sorry for being Blunt, but it's the truth, Oslo is concrete, no heritage, straight boring streets, less nature (like fjord are less beautifull, even the main park is uninspiring (Ravnedalen Kristiansand 100000x better), etc, Trails like this are everywhere in Norway, in Belgium this is rare but tbh, it doenst matter where you are in Norway, you'll easely have a trail like this. Also: for tourist a trail without a view from top down to take images is worthless :) I can do forest walking at home (not Norway :D), or at late evening close to sleeping spot in norway, don't need to waste a hiking day on it. But to end on positive note, if for some weird reason i live In Oslo, i would certain someday do this hike.

Very nice anf informative video. Thank you for sharing 😊

Hi, I'm just back from our first visit to Norway. Its a long story but we should have visited 9 years ago properly and had to cancel last minute. We decided to dip our toes in by visiting with our kids on a cruise. Nice, luxury accommodation and stopped at 4 ports. But each day there was thousands of people everywhere from the ship and we need to get back on the ship late afternoon. Of course, this is cruising We now wish to visit Norway again. This time by plane into ? then take a boat or train to a nice location and see if we can hire a Hut somewhere and literally just stay there for a week and explore that town, area as best as we can by foot, or boat trip or local bus. Its a big country and I think I have found a channel that will help me work out a good plan !

Thanks for the important information about the steep part 2:46 and 4:14, which many seem to forget to warn about or show properly.

You really want some hiking fun? Start at parking P2 and climb via the forest to Trolltunga. It only took me two hours to climb four km. So yeah, it's very steep. On the positive side: my hike only lasted 8 hours and was 23 km long.

What about tipping at restaurants ?

Прекрасно место.Норвешка оаза на мирот.

Going next week 😍

Are there drinking water available during the hike or should hikers carry all needed water from beginning?

Great thank you very much 🍺

Hei.. so if I understand well this route not recquer guide and you don't cross the glacier?? Can you tell me what is the name of starting point? Thank you

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I like how the Europeans build, and then they forget about it for as long as the things last. They don't overbuild so much

Dieses stadtland teil ist aber gesundlich hubsch. Wie die herliche baumen wachsen, so es sieht, aus von die stads gebau, als mann konte bei fahrrad da an die hammock platzer in under eine stunde ankommen.

Very nice video 👌 Nice hike and beautiful summits 😊

Wir haben das Museum auf der Rückfahrt Richtung Süden besucht . Sehr Intressant , nur der Aufenthalt war viel zu kurz . Vielleicht könnte das ja mal berücksichtigt werden . Liebe Grüße aus Ostfriesland . MP + HP

I lived there from 1990 to 1994 ☺️

what about motorcycles?

Take weather into account check, i'm following it non stop (to learn) and talking with a friend in Hardanger area. Don't plan to much, we planned a lot, but are flexible to cancel stuff, and we put in extra days to have them done. Don't go without a plan: check, i plan virtuous everything in Excel, not to execute it all, but to be able to travel without stress, all adres to go to, stuff to do, alternative, cost (very important), etc is planned. Don't go to short: check, it will be a month (including 3 days to get there and 3 to get back), 18 days in Hardanger (prime area). Preikestolen: with people like you saying not to go i was almost convinced it's a tourist trap. And amount of tourist, yes it's true, but the path is beautifull, the views are amazing, and as a photographer, videographer, it's super sad to miss this out. But i did research very hard to avoid tourist trap. Going earlier then 8 am (say 7 am) seems to be a good thing and we literaly sleep as close as possible (other then preikestolen basecamp). Another one i would say: a lot of area's look similar in norway. Either visit only one of those, or research the ones that actually look better then average. For instance Geiranger fjord is more average then you would think, there is better all in one fjords. Last unless you are the core type of ppl for the cruiseship business: skip them. Swimming in a pool or sitting in a boat can be done elsewhere and cheaper (and with better weahter probably. Want to take selfie stick pictures?, the ships prevent it, theres cables everywhere and the front of the ship is prohibited, forcing only sideway images: they are not good trust me :D Plan to stop along the way, there are mini parkings at waterfalls, roads next to fjords, to see the beauty, missing them cause of rushing is a big mistake, the slow flow of Norway, embrace it and use it, in this manner! Cost: the place we stay at (main one) is 57€ per day :D The safes biggest cost, most others are 100€, but preikestolen 50€ as well, brandasund 100 (while most are 250e). I will soon go there :)