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Thank you very much 🙂! I'm doing the very thing and going hiking from next week.

Thank you very much. The route changed dynamically during the trip. Originally I had a different idea but the weather conditions made my original plan seem inappropriate (at least for the first days).

Ganz herzlichen Dank, Martin! Ich würde mich sehr freuen, wenn wir uns nochmal im hohen Norden treffen 🙂!

Thank you very much! Your comment really means a lot to me! 🙂

If you're also into hiking/outdoor activities you are really lucky living in such an area!

It really was. Thanks you 🙂!

Thanks for your question! My hike was from the 3rd to the 19th of September. I was using a down sleeping bag (Western Mountaineering) rated at roughly -5 °C. It lacked a bit in freezing temperatures because of its age (but I was fine with more clothing). I had it serviced since then and now it is much warmer again. My tent was a Hilleberg Unna 1 person tent. I will use the same setup (+ possibly a packraft) for this year's Lapland hike.

Tack så mycket! Mellan den 3 och 19 september 2023.

Thanks for your interest. My hike was from September 9 to 23.

Tack så mycket!

Thanks a lot 🙂!

Many thanks to you 🙂!

Thanks a lot, Michael! That's probably why it took me almost one year after the trip 😉.

Herzlichen Dank, Florian 🙂! Ich freue mich sehr, dass Dir der Film gefällt.

Thanks a lot 🙂! I'm a beginner in packrafting myself. I don't have high ambitions and am happy to paddle on mostly calm waters. The trekking poles are by Novoflex. You can unscrew the handle and there is a tripod mount beneath.

@@stefan.rieger lol same here - I got the Alpacka Scout, which is designed for calm waters :D Thanks for letting me know, I was wondering what the trekking pole model is! Nice!

​@@pikkea Possibly there are more trekking pole models that have this feature since we're living in the age of selfie sticks 🤣. A packraft gives you more options even if you're mostly hiking - it has happened to me that I got stuck due to high water levels on a hike. It's not something for ultralight, however. But I'm far from that anyway. If I would be, I could not have made the video in the first place 😉.

Vielen lieben Dank! Es freut mich sehr, dass der Film so gut gefällt! Es war auch ein einmaliges Erlebnis.

Thank you very much, Giacomo! This is the beauty of autumn, that you can have both, the beautiful colors and a fresh dusting of snow on the peaks 🙂. I brought 5 spare batteries for my Sony A7RIII but didn't use them all. I also had two powerbanks (10000 mAh) for charging other devices, but didn't empty them either. In my opinion in late summer/autumn a solar charger usually isn't worth it in the high north. In mid summer this can be different for longer self-sustained trips (for me the break-even regarding weight was about 2,5-3 weeks). During that time of year you can charge till late in the evening or early in the morning. Of course it also depends on the weight of the charger, how much power you need, etc. There are very light and cheap USB chargers (~35g), which I can recommend. My camera supports charging in camera, too. So I bring the USB charger only if I suspect that my battery supply might not suffice or I plan with a lot of charging (also via solar).

@@stefan.rieger thanks a lot for replying!

Merci beaucoup, Gilbert !

Thanks a lot for your feedback 🙂! I'm sorry that I have no map. If you have any specific questions, feel free to send me an email via the contact page of my website. I'll try to help you.

Thanks a lot!

Thank you!

Many thanks for your kind comment 🙂! I'm glad you like the video!

Vielen lieben Dank!

Thank you!

Many thanks for your comment 🙂! This hike was in September. I really like that time of year for hiking in northern Scandinavia. The hike from Saltoluokta to Ritsem via Kungsleden and Padjelantaleden traverses a very beautiful landscape, too. I'm sure you'll have a great time! Enjoy 🙂!

Kings Trail / Kungsleden ruclips.net/p/PLZagpVwkLMBSvrJq1AHrRoA5HQqrE92vy

Happy that you like it, thank you 🙂!

Thank you, I'm happy that you like it!

Vielen lieben Dank! Es gibt Stimmen, die behaupten, es sei doch immer ähnlich. Da haben sie in gewisser Weise Recht. Dennoch begeistert es mich jedes Mal erneut, dort unterwegs zu sein 🙂.

Hallo Udo! Vielleicht sehen wir uns? Ich werde Anfang September in dieser Gegend unterwegs sein.

Thanks a lot! It was a really special morning. I had stayed alone in the Vistas hut's winter room and woke up to this sunrise 🙂. Looking forward to our trip next winter!

@@wildlife-tv_Bernd_Attner Viel Vergnügen bei der Tour! Das ist die beste Zeit des Jahres. Ich bin Anfang September etwas weiter südlich und möchte nochmal Rago und Padjelanta + ggf. Sarek zusammen machen. Das hatte mir vor 4 Jahren so gut gefallen.

I was been there 28 years ago, in June 1996. But in the higher areas around Nallo it was impossible to walk, there was still al lot of soft snow. Now I will come again in End of August. But I was many times in other areas for hike. Sarek, Padjelanta, Sulitjelma, Mavas/Pieskehaure, Femundsamrka, Dovrefjell etc.

​@@wildlife-tv_Bernd_AttnerHello Bernd, that sounds great. I'd be delighted if we could spend a few days up there together. Actually, I was in the area straight after my A-levels 41 years ago. I travelled over to Sweden from Narvik. And then down to Kvikkjokk. I also spent several days in the Sarek. Greetings Udo also to the film maker Stefan for a great landscape film.

Many thanks Udo for your kind comment! It was really beautiful and I was happy about the new snow on the mountains 🙂!

Many many thanks for your enthusiastic comment! I didn't expect a comment like yours 🙂. I'm really happy if it inspires people. Believe it or not, I don't do this for likes but mostly for myself, family and friends 😉. And yes, it was an awesome experience, although of course there were also uncomfortable moments.😄 To answer your questions: It was 16 days and about 220 km in total. On some days I walked only a short distance because I found a place I liked.

Thanks a lot 🙂!

Thank you for your kind comment 🙂!

Tack så mycket 🙂!

Thank you, Ivan! My hike started at the 8th September (roughly two weeks). So neither early nor late 🙂.

Many thanks for your kind comment! I'm happy that you liked the video 🙂!

Hi Gilbert, thanks a lot 🙂! The section you mentioned should not pose any problems. It is marked and if I remember correctly there were two bridges across the larger streams. September really is a good time to hike there. Enjoy!

Many thanks for your kind comment! While not as remote as Mongolia it is far from crowded and there's lots of options for hiking.

These animals are very shy. I never saw any bears or other predators and they are very rare. You can do solo hikes without problems or fear of bears. I do so myself.

Many thanks, Florian 🙂!

I'm really happy, that you enjoyed both parts! Many thanks for your comment 😀!

Thanks a lot 🙂!

Many thanks for your comment! All the best to you too 🙂!

Vielen Dank für Deine Kommentar 🙂!