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kalle kanin that’s just because some tourists are reckless and stupid... Being Norwegian myself and having lots of experience in the mountains, I know for sure that Kjerag is not the most dangerous mountain in Norway. Not even close!
kalle kanin pfft Kjerag is easy the only reason it takes more life is because more people climb it. And mainly stupid tourists that try to take stupid pictures. I have been on far more dangerous hikes in Norway than Kjerag.
@@WanderlustAweSyndrome Everything :) The five famous hikes of Norway are: Trolltunga (pretty sure it's more difficult than Kjerag), Preikestolen, Besseggen, Romsdalseggen, and Kjerag. But actually, my favorite was a little known mountain up north near Mo I Rana. Also, you must experience the Midnight Sun, if you haven't already!
We have done some of the popular ones in the past, but you get really tired of tourists in the end ... i would however recommend Galdhøpiggen, which sends you to Northern Europes highest mountain.
@Robin Raidon Pettersson it only takes one step to slip and fall. There is no such thing as "short hike" when you're talking about safety. I'm not bashing you, let's be clear, just a friendly advice 😉
@Amalie Olsdatter I witnessed people wearing canvas sneakers on the way to Trolltunga...wind, water and cold temperatures probably took their feet that day 🤣
I hitch hiked around Scandinavia back in 1973 and took the ferry around the North Cape and back down through Finland and Sweden. I have travelled all over the world and I must say that Norway is right up there for being one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Yes it was expensive even back then. But what I now know that I didn't know as a twenty one year old in 1973 is the awesome geological history of this region which will make your journey even more interesting and with greater appreciation should you take the time to explore the geology.
Norway has the most magical scenery I had seen in my life! I hope you get to North Cape all the way north. It's beautiful and very windy even in summer. Love this!!
Did the hike with my family, 2 sons 6 and 9 my wife and our dog. It was summer. It took 7 hours up and down with breaks and a trip on to the Kjeragbolten. It’s an AMANSING hike. The highlight of our vacation! Love the landscape. Thx for the video! Cheers from Denmark.
@@linafedahi7289 kids can do it, but it is not a walk in the park. It’s medium to hard. It’s 14 km all in all if i reminder right. Take snacks and drinks and high moral 😁. We took the ferry on lysefjorden to the hike (That is Beautiful! ) and the road after the hike. We didn’t make to the last ferry on time. The kids didn’t go on the rock. Have a good hike 🤟🏽😁.
Beautiful and green nature but cold even in the summer in these Northren countries near the North Pole ... God bless our world ... Love from Lebanon...
I was soo nervous for you the entire time! Lol. I was literally glued to the screen!! You’re such an inspiration and you ignite the adventurer in me every time!! I hope I will someday reach this level of awesomeness with my travel vlog and inspire others like you do for me ❤️❤️❤️
I just got home from this hike yesterday, we slept there one night. The most beautiful thing I've ever seen. We were SO lucky with the weather. I filmed over 80gb of content, the drone shots where amazing!
I was there in early May. You are right that every turn you want to film or take pictures. It is unreal how beautiful it is. Can't wait to see the rest of your trip. I drove from Oslo over there in 2.5 days and did 2000km. Hope you checked out the oldest Viking church. Definitely a hidden gem.
Wow! Kudos to Kathy’s conquering her fear of height. I saw it in instagram, it was really a struggle! Thanks Christian for giving us the best footage of the place!
It´s not a dangerous place by definition but it can be dangerous as any other mountain if you are unlucky with weather or unprepared with gear. We got a life lesson at Kjerag while hiking in end of October and staying over the night in a tent near the destination on the top. During the night our both tents where smashed flat by very strong wind so we were sleeping under the flat fabric. We discovered our wet clothes laying around in a tent froze to ice, including gloves and shoes. Luckily we had a proper waterproof and warm winter jackets so we were all good. Night in such conditions was a very unpleasant experience. On the other hand we wouldnt dare to go back to the car in complete darkness at slippery/icy surface forcing stormy winds and rain. However, I much appreciate this experience as it taught us a lot of how to be better prepared for unexpected and invest in proper, high-quality equipment. Enjoy the mountains! :)
I really enjoyed your Vlog style - sharing the feelings at the key moments honestly especially when encountering difficulties: drone shots were simply breathtaking! The footage from downtown Stavanger was helpful. Surprised to see the front wheel drive Lexus can handle the off road drive when encountering the snow.
Seeing people going to the edge of the cliffs sends shivers of dread over me. Please! "Everyone Be Cautious", I've heard and read of too many people going over due to thing like selfies, or just being stupidly complacent. Cheers!
Norway is the top 1 destination for me if you like nature. It's a shame that you guys didn't go to Trolltunga cause for me it was the highlight of my trip, definetely on the top, the 9h long hike is really worth it.
For me, Norway is by far the most beautiful country, but to say that the Kjerag hike is the most dangerous hike in Norway is the biggest bullshit I’ve ever heard. Kjeraj hike is like a park walk, maybe a little bit more. Otherwise, to “climb” kjeragbolten may be dangerous, but that’s all! PS. And I am not a professional climber or hiker, I am just a normal guy...
Waffles with jam and brown cheese is great. The brown cheese is actually a waste product from the production of white/yellow cheese. Allso the stone at Kjerag is permenantly stuck. It might as well be the mountain. it's a very nice walk.
I´m peruvian and my boyfriend is from Norway and all is true. Norway is very expensive than other countries here in Europe, but they have one of the highest salary in whole continent. I live in Barcelona and when my boyfriend visit me, he cant believe so cheap is Spain. I will travel to se him in october and i wil visit the same places you show in this video. MUCHAS GRACIAS, Chris! Un beso a Kathy!!
@@Gnarloo "like every other pair of shoes".. .. Sure, you clearly don't know much about shoes, just because two pair of shoes go on the feet does not mean they're equally good for their purpose. Ask any podiatrist and they will tell you that you are wrong, if anything we should go more barefoot. In Norway we have a saying "there is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes", to be able to dress properly, which we are taught from a young age, includes proper footwear. It just does.
You two are awesome! You inspire me to chase my dreams of traveling and creating content! Just started my channel up and will be posting a travel video to Hawaii at the end of the month!! Thank you for inspiration!!
Oh mate,Norway is THE MOST stunning country on earth!!! Simple as that!!! I live in Mauritius but wish i could one day afford to drive around Norway,adore that place like no other!!!
If you guys come back to Stavanger you have to visit Preikestolen which is in Lysefjorden. It’s an amazing hike and when you reach Preikestolen you get one hell of a view. Fun Fact; Mission Impossibile 6 were filmed there
You are so fortunate to have the place all by yourself. It gets very touristy during summer. And yes,the hike can be difficult if you are not prepared. Nevertheless, Kjeragbolten is the most memorable hike i ever did. Stunning views on the top. There is nothing like that anywhere else.
Looks like you both started the trip a little too early on the season since the roads were not cleared. You can do all the mountain trips on a good budjet in season. Lots of buses and ferries on rute to a reasonable price without all the stress of driving on narrow mountain roads ( good fun and experience though ). You have good jackets but always remember appropiate footwear that suppor
Norway is one of the most beautiful places I have been to! Every direction you look is a beautiful view! It’s too bad you missed Trolltunga but I can understand why you did, it was the hardest hike I have ever done, but it was pretty incredible at the top.
I’ve watched your channel since very early on (i think early 2015) and I asked you something about tips for travel vlogs. I am from Bodø in Norway and finally watching Norway-vlogs makes my day!! I hope you visit Bodø because it would be amazing to say hi or something🌸🌸🌸
@@blazinsaiyan9782 Definitely bro somewhere about 80,000 INR but looked into google for average yearly income it came about that so can't comment much...nonetheless it's hell of a lot money for renting a car😂
It makes me so sad to see this video because it reminds me of all the out of this world footage that I made in Iceland and lost because of a crap hard driver (Seagate) 😭I would love to see more of your trip to Norway! (the 10 days recap) ✌🏼
I left for Norway the day you posted this and scaled Kjerag on the 21st of July. It was so foggy that day that it negated the purpose of mounting the bolder (the only reason to do it is to get the ultimate photo or selfie). Thus I did not go on top of the bolder. It was wet, windy, cold, and according to a couple of Afghani guys who braved it, the bolder was slippery. A nice German couple I was travelling with were not afraid of heights, and not even they dared mount it. Nope, I chose life. Under ideal conditions I would definitely have done it. That being said, I did sit on the tip of the Troll's Tongue (Trolltunga). I did Trolltunga first (get the longest hike over with), did Preikestolen the next day (which was the easiest btw) and saved my energy to do this hike for last. One last word of advice: when hiking Trolltunga, show up at the P3 parking lot no later than 6:30AM in the morning. My partner and I showed up at the gate at around 6:25AM, and were told we were the last ones in. Had we not made it, we would have been forced to hike an extra two hours through the most gruelling part of the trek.
Dude!! Love it … wasn’t sure when it popped up but man… ya’ nailed this … I’m from London and try to get over To Norway at least once a year 🤘🤘… well done guys
Great series man!! My wife and I travel the world and try to document our adventures too but def can’t top you ! We are headed to Norway next week with our 10 month baby. We’ll be doing this hike with her!
Attention: flying drones in protected areas (such as Kjerag) is illegal. You can however apply for a permit. I would suggest you do not post additional drone shots from other protected areas until your paperwork is complete (otherwise; your Norway trip could even more expensive). As a follow drone and film enthusiast; always check with the local laws before flying with your drone. This kind of behavior will eventually lead to a nationwide drone ban (or similar to the Canadian laws). Anyway; always interesting to see my hometown in a random video on RUclips. I also found it interesting that you guys found hiking gear to be expensive. According to my own experience, hiking and training gear is rather reasonably priced in Norway compared to other EU countries (especially considering the wage gap). Also; as others has mentioned, Kjerag is not the most dangerous mountain in Norway. Far from it.
Good work you two! That rock has long been on my to do list, have been to Norway a lot playing festivals but never to Kjerag. My palms were sweatin' as you climbed onto it and held your camera up haha!
Great video guys! I'm glad that you got to experience Kjeragbolten but Fredrik should also have taken you to the Kjerag viewpoint which is just a couple of hundred meters from the boulder. This place also offers some stunning views. Being from Stavanger I have been fortunate to go to Kjerag about 10 times and it is always a great treat :-) It is not regarded as a dangerous mountain by the way but getting out on the boulder do give you a rush ;-) Hope you enjoyed Norway!
.... We have just returned from Peru...Please tell Katy that she comes from one of the most beautiful and intriguing places on earth.... but i do see that there are some similarities with Norway and Peru - which is why i am sure Katy loved Norway so much ... we are more familiar with the southern part of this country around Oslo. Thank you for giving us a glimpse of a different side of this country... enough to encourage us to return there soon... maybe as a two centre trip with Iceland. Thanks once again for being our "eyes wide open." Colin & Kim
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This is by miles not the most dangerous mountain in Norway.
kalle kanin that’s just because some tourists are reckless and stupid... Being Norwegian myself and having lots of experience in the mountains, I know for sure that Kjerag is not the most dangerous mountain in Norway. Not even close!
kalle kanin pfft Kjerag is easy the only reason it takes more life is because more people climb it. And mainly stupid tourists that try to take stupid pictures. I have been on far more dangerous hikes in Norway than Kjerag.
@@trollpikken6907 Guess its dangerous as there is a lot of Base Jumper there and one life pr. year is ended here-
Jacob Frednes My call would have been Besseggen
@@lorentshegdal9135 Which is a hike even young children do, so no :p
Seriously, this is NOT a hard climb. Norway has tons to offer😉
What would you recommend seeing or doing in Norway?
@@WanderlustAweSyndrome Everything :) The five famous hikes of Norway are: Trolltunga (pretty sure it's more difficult than Kjerag), Preikestolen, Besseggen, Romsdalseggen, and Kjerag. But actually, my favorite was a little known mountain up north near Mo I Rana. Also, you must experience the Midnight Sun, if you haven't already!
Wanderlust Awe Syndrome «Hornelen» is also an option (The highest sea cliff in Europe) But that is a seriously walk haha
«Trollveggen» is probably the most spectaculare!
We have done some of the popular ones in the past, but you get really tired of tourists in the end ... i would however recommend Galdhøpiggen, which sends you to Northern Europes highest mountain.
The only DANGEROUS thing I see is you hiking in Nike shoes 😱
@Robin Raidon Pettersson it only takes one step to slip and fall. There is no such thing as "short hike" when you're talking about safety. I'm not bashing you, let's be clear, just a friendly advice 😉
Proper shoes is not something you skip out on if you're hiking, no matter where or when.
@Amalie Olsdatter I witnessed people wearing canvas sneakers on the way to Trolltunga...wind, water and cold temperatures probably took their feet that day 🤣
Don't mess with Nikes .shithead!
I agree
That was insanely beautiful.
Gabriel Traveler hope you get to see it too!
I hitch hiked around Scandinavia back in 1973 and took the ferry around the North Cape and back down through Finland and Sweden. I have travelled all over the world and I must say that Norway is right up there for being one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Yes it was expensive even back then. But what I now know that I didn't know as a twenty one year old in 1973 is the awesome geological history of this region which will make your journey even more interesting and with greater appreciation should you take the time to explore the geology.
Norway has the most magical scenery I had seen in my life! I hope you get to North Cape all the way north. It's beautiful and very windy even in summer. Love this!!
Doing Kjerag in the winter in crazy dangerous. Glad you guys had a good time and no one got injured.
Lived in Stavanger Norway for two years. Best two years of my life! Norway’s probably the prettiest place I’ve EVER been
yes
I agree live there now
I am planning to spend the rest of my life overthere
That's cool Cosma!
Did the hike with my family, 2 sons 6 and 9 my wife and our dog. It was summer. It took 7 hours up and down with breaks and a trip on to the Kjeragbolten. It’s an AMANSING hike. The highlight of our vacation! Love the landscape. Thx for the video! Cheers from Denmark.
How would you rate the hike? Easy, hard? Suitable for kids?
@@linafedahi7289 kids can do it, but it is not a walk in the park. It’s medium to hard. It’s 14 km all in all if i reminder right. Take snacks and drinks and high moral 😁. We took the ferry on lysefjorden to the hike (That is Beautiful! ) and the road after the hike. We didn’t make to the last ferry on time. The kids didn’t go on the rock. Have a good hike 🤟🏽😁.
Ok I need to visit Norway and film 24/7!
You do.
I actually live in Stavanger and was planning to buy a mavic pro and start filming
Beautiful and green nature but cold even in the summer in these Northren countries near the North Pole ...
God bless our world ...
Love from Lebanon...
Ooh ya I could spend a year there with my camera shooting landscape photography easy
I have brief videos about nature on my humble channel if interested to visit...Best wishes ...May God bless you and I hope you start your channel ...
That is the most beautiful landscapes ever! It makes us want to come explore Norway next! Thanks Christian
You have to make that a priority. Save up 😂
your videos are getting more and more exciting every upload. who here also agree with me? cheers to the lovely couple! ❤️❤️❤️
Barbiexiao definitely agree😍😍 so cinematic
@@isabellenatalya true it's like you're watching a movie lost leblanc style :)
Quality is just top-notch! I'm loving this channel even more
I agreed 100%
I was soo nervous for you the entire time! Lol. I was literally glued to the screen!! You’re such an inspiration and you ignite the adventurer in me every time!! I hope I will someday reach this level of awesomeness with my travel vlog and inspire others like you do for me ❤️❤️❤️
nice 1
I just got home from this hike yesterday, we slept there one night. The most beautiful thing I've ever seen. We were SO lucky with the weather. I filmed over 80gb of content, the drone shots where amazing!
so lovely
I was there in early May. You are right that every turn you want to film or take pictures. It is unreal how beautiful it is. Can't wait to see the rest of your trip. I drove from Oslo over there in 2.5 days and did 2000km. Hope you checked out the oldest Viking church. Definitely a hidden gem.
I saw the Instagram story and the video was worth waiting for. Another awesome video LeBlanc! CHEERS LEGENDS!!!
"Hiking Norway’s most dangerous mountain - KJERAG" screw Stetind or Galdhøpiggen
galdhøgpiggen?? den ekje gale
Wow! Kudos to Kathy’s conquering her fear of height. I saw it in instagram, it was really a struggle! Thanks Christian for giving us the best footage of the place!
This was incredible, Norway is such a beautiful country, next time I am there I'd love to do a road trip!
I am so glad you visited my country. I have been all around the world but I find Norway 🇳🇴 most beautiful.
ofcourse yes
I love your country
I love your country
I've been there and stand on that rock a couple of years ago!! It was a 5 hour walk but definitely worth it, it was breathtaking😍
As a Norwegian I can say you're wrong. Kjerag is very much safe. Ever heard of Mannen?
I went there with my 6 year old sister. Not the most dangerous at all. Still a very beautiful place
Good luck in Norway! Trolltunga is also an amazing hike. Preikestolen and Vøringsfossen are also beautifull hikes in that region.
The name of the town is ‘Stavanger’ ;)
That's wrong
It is lysebotn
Amazing adventure video! Great job Katy for overcoming your fear of heights and going on that wedged boulder!
Oh wow now that's what I call an adventure! 😁
It´s not a dangerous place by definition but it can be dangerous as any other mountain if you are unlucky with weather or unprepared with gear. We got a life lesson at Kjerag while hiking in end of October and staying over the night in a tent near the destination on the top. During the night our both tents where smashed flat by very strong wind so we were sleeping under the flat fabric. We discovered our wet clothes laying around in a tent froze to ice, including gloves and shoes. Luckily we had a proper waterproof and warm winter jackets so we were all good. Night in such conditions was a very unpleasant experience. On the other hand we wouldnt dare to go back to the car in complete darkness at slippery/icy surface forcing stormy winds and rain. However, I much appreciate this experience as it taught us a lot of how to be better prepared for unexpected and invest in proper, high-quality equipment. Enjoy the mountains! :)
Just 3 hrs back I subscribed to your channel and since then I have been binge watching it. I am so much loving your videos.
Welcome!
I'm a Norwegian RUclips. love your stuff.
Haha! You mean youtuber.
I really enjoyed your Vlog style - sharing the feelings at the key moments honestly especially when encountering difficulties: drone shots were simply breathtaking! The footage from downtown Stavanger was helpful. Surprised to see the front wheel drive Lexus can handle the off road drive when encountering the snow.
I'm so used to the view of all the mountains and stuff on road trips here in Norway that a lot of it don't strike me if the weather isn't amazing.
This video really make me appreciate living in Stavanger
Seeing people going to the edge of the cliffs sends shivers of dread over me. Please! "Everyone Be Cautious", I've heard and read of too many people going over due to thing like selfies, or just being stupidly complacent. Cheers!
I hiked all the way from Stavanger to Kjeragbolten. A tent, survivalfood and an inflatable kayak is all you need! Great memory!
Wow. Well now I feel bad for complaining about our little detour 😅
Norway is the top 1 destination for me if you like nature. It's a shame that you guys didn't go to Trolltunga cause for me it was the highlight of my trip, definetely on the top, the 9h long hike is really worth it.
For me, Norway is by far the most beautiful country, but to say that the Kjerag hike is the most dangerous hike in Norway is the biggest bullshit I’ve ever heard. Kjeraj hike is like a park walk, maybe a little bit more. Otherwise, to “climb” kjeragbolten may be dangerous, but that’s all!
PS. And I am not a professional climber or hiker, I am just a normal guy...
OMG my heart beat so fast when you step on that rock.
Waffles with jam and brown cheese is great. The brown cheese is actually a waste product from the production of white/yellow cheese. Allso the stone at Kjerag is permenantly stuck. It might as well be the mountain. it's a very nice walk.
Thank you for the info!!!!
You guys are brave standing on that rock. Good on Kathy for facing her fear!
This whole video has me doing breathing exercises like I’m so stressed for u
Hang in there!
I´m peruvian and my boyfriend is from Norway and all is true. Norway is very expensive than other countries here in Europe, but they have one of the highest salary in whole continent. I live in Barcelona and when my boyfriend visit me, he cant believe so cheap is Spain. I will travel to se him in october and i wil visit the same places you show in this video. MUCHAS GRACIAS, Chris! Un beso a Kathy!!
Please dont be like this guy. NEVER go on a mountain hike with nike or other street shoes.
Auto Tuna , bruh i hiked up the THAT mountain in nikes when i was 10 years old. its okay.
whats so bad about nike? they go on ur 2 feet like every other pair of shoes don't they?
@@Gnarloo "like every other pair of shoes"..
.. Sure, you clearly don't know much about shoes, just because two pair of shoes go on the feet does not mean they're equally good for their purpose.
Ask any podiatrist and they will tell you that you are wrong, if anything we should go more barefoot.
In Norway we have a saying "there is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes", to be able to dress properly, which we are taught from a young age, includes proper footwear.
It just does.
It’s not that bad
Who the fuck cares about what shoes you wear
You two are awesome! You inspire me to chase my dreams of traveling and creating content! Just started my channel up and will be posting a travel video to Hawaii at the end of the month!! Thank you for inspiration!!
Make it happen !
Amazing man definitely need to visit Norway 🙌🏼 so many beautiful places 🎥💫🌍
I got a rush just watching him stand on the rock. This is crazy extreme. Beautiful, but extreme. Thanks for uploading so wimps like me can enjoy too.
Oh mate,Norway is THE MOST stunning country on earth!!! Simple as that!!! I live in Mauritius but wish i could one day afford to drive around Norway,adore that place like no other!!!
Climbing the Kjerag was one of the best hikes ever! Can't wait to get back to Norway hopefully in the near future! :)
If you guys come back to Stavanger you have to visit Preikestolen which is in Lysefjorden. It’s an amazing hike and when you reach Preikestolen you get one hell of a view. Fun Fact; Mission Impossibile 6 were filmed there
You are so fortunate to have the place all by yourself. It gets very touristy during summer. And yes,the hike can be difficult if you are not prepared. Nevertheless, Kjeragbolten is the most memorable hike i ever did. Stunning views on the top. There is nothing like that anywhere else.
I live in Norway, and honestly didn't think about how beautiful it was haha:)
When he said “its just like the Easter Islands” I said to myself... GIMME YOURRR TICKKEEETTTT!
Probably most beautiful country in the world Norway ❤🇳🇴
Wow! I love the scenery Christian 👏🏻 it’s keeps me to travel in Europe specifically in that area 👍🏻 job well done
WOW that was epic! definitivamente voy a conocer esos lares. thanks for sharing guys
Man, Norway looks amazing!!!! Keep killing it brotha 🤙🏽
11:08 Person showing them around; “don’t die”
Looks like you both started the trip a little too early on the season since the roads were not cleared. You can do all the mountain trips on a good budjet in season. Lots of buses and ferries on rute to a reasonable price without all the stress of driving on narrow mountain roads ( good fun and experience though ). You have good jackets but always remember appropiate footwear that suppor
This was the most beautiful area I have ever seen.
It’s up there
How on earth do you put up content this good and your subscribers aren’t skyrocketing
You found paradise bro.. And Katy kudos to you. You looked so afraid.. but you still went ahead. Bravo
Norway is one of the most beautiful places I have been to! Every direction you look is a beautiful view! It’s too bad you missed Trolltunga but I can understand why you did, it was the hardest hike I have ever done, but it was pretty incredible at the top.
I’ve watched your channel since very early on (i think early 2015) and I asked you something about tips for travel vlogs. I am from Bodø in Norway and finally watching Norway-vlogs makes my day!! I hope you visit Bodø because it would be amazing to say hi or something🌸🌸🌸
l love your country so much
Joseph gyamfi thank you!! Have you travelhet to Norway before?🌸
Oh my goodness!! Officially added to the bucket list for sure 😍
thumbs up
i can only imagine how expensive it must have been renting a Lexus here here in Norway! Thats a premium. Love the video !
I saw you at the airport in Oslo! Couldnt go and say hi since I was working :(
much love
$1200 for a car.... omg that’s the price of a vacation in itself
Tom Koz 😂😂
solution: sleep in your car and dont eat :)
It's almost as much as average yearly income of India😂
@@kangkanjdaimary3086 bro u even know how much $1200 are in indian currency? Most people i know earn more than that in a month
@@blazinsaiyan9782 Definitely bro somewhere about 80,000 INR but looked into google for average yearly income it came about that so can't comment much...nonetheless it's hell of a lot money for renting a car😂
It makes me so sad to see this video because it reminds me of all the out of this world footage that I made in Iceland and lost because of a crap hard driver (Seagate) 😭I would love to see more of your trip to Norway! (the 10 days recap) ✌🏼
I left for Norway the day you posted this and scaled Kjerag on the 21st of July. It was so foggy that day that it negated the purpose of mounting the bolder (the only reason to do it is to get the ultimate photo or selfie). Thus I did not go on top of the bolder. It was wet, windy, cold, and according to a couple of Afghani guys who braved it, the bolder was slippery. A nice German couple I was travelling with were not afraid of heights, and not even they dared mount it. Nope, I chose life. Under ideal conditions I would definitely have done it.
That being said, I did sit on the tip of the Troll's Tongue (Trolltunga). I did Trolltunga first (get the longest hike over with), did Preikestolen the next day (which was the easiest btw) and saved my energy to do this hike for last. One last word of advice: when hiking Trolltunga, show up at the P3 parking lot no later than 6:30AM in the morning. My partner and I showed up at the gate at around 6:25AM, and were told we were the last ones in. Had we not made it, we would have been forced to hike an extra two hours through the most gruelling part of the trek.
I gotta make it to trolltunga next time!
@@lostleblanc Yes you must. I'm 50 years old. If I can do them back-to-back, then a guy half my age, easily.
Dude!! Love it … wasn’t sure when it popped up but man… ya’ nailed this … I’m from London and try to get over To Norway at least once a year 🤘🤘… well done guys
Hi, I love vlog. I think, I am going to watch your all video. Loved your drone shoot. 👍👋👏👏👏😜
Seriously breathtaking! Living the life some of us only dream about!
Wow! My stomach dropped when you were on that rock! That was some crazy video! Stay safe!
Thanks Jeanie :)
Great series man!! My wife and I travel the world and try to document our adventures too but def can’t top you !
We are headed to Norway next week with our 10 month baby. We’ll be doing this hike with her!
Wooooow that hiking spot looks crazy beautiful 😍 I’ve got to plan a hiking trip there 🤘🏔🤘
Always love watching your vlogs dude! Keep travelling! And don't forget to smile 😄
Really beautiful views
That is one epic video Christian. Thank you. Can’t believe the amazing views you shared. Wow. Thanks - Mark
Welcome to Norway !
0:21 "Stavenger"! lol Its Stavanger! Its where I was born :-P Even though, I have never hiked up those mountains. Feel like I must
Attention: flying drones in protected areas (such as Kjerag) is illegal. You can however apply for a permit. I would suggest you do not post additional drone shots from other protected areas until your paperwork is complete (otherwise; your Norway trip could even more expensive). As a follow drone and film enthusiast; always check with the local laws before flying with your drone. This kind of behavior will eventually lead to a nationwide drone ban (or similar to the Canadian laws).
Anyway; always interesting to see my hometown in a random video on RUclips. I also found it interesting that you guys found hiking gear to be expensive. According to my own experience, hiking and training gear is rather reasonably priced in Norway compared to other EU countries (especially considering the wage gap).
Also; as others has mentioned, Kjerag is not the most dangerous mountain in Norway. Far from it.
Guys be ready for Trolltunga. Its another very serious hike but the reward is priceless 😁👌
Trolltunga is also a great place to see!
Such a wonderful video. Thanks for this one LeBlanc
Beautiful! Totally would love to experience that place someday.
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Hiking one of norways easiest hikes
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The view is beautiful though, regards from Norway.
Views are breathtaking! Landscapes are surreal. Fantastic vlog Christian keep it up!
Much more to come
Katy's face at that rock lol....funny but most certainly relateable
Dude!!! This is one frickin hell of a video! My desire to hit Norway has gone up by 1000 folds! Amazing.. amazing video!
Good work you two! That rock has long been on my to do list, have been to Norway a lot playing festivals but never to Kjerag. My palms were sweatin' as you climbed onto it and held your camera up haha!
Wow! Amazing vlog, cant wait for the rest of the norway content!
Anne Charlotte stay tuned :)
Great video guys! I'm glad that you got to experience Kjeragbolten but Fredrik should also have taken you to the Kjerag viewpoint which is just a couple of hundred meters from the boulder. This place also offers some stunning views. Being from Stavanger I have been fortunate to go to Kjerag about 10 times and it is always a great treat :-) It is not regarded as a dangerous mountain by the way but getting out on the boulder do give you a rush ;-) Hope you enjoyed Norway!
I have so much love on how you guys show us those beautiful places, hopefully to have a travel goals like you guys huhu 😭😭
Seriously awesome by far your all time best work. Being loving Norway so far
.... We have just returned from Peru...Please tell Katy that she comes from one of the most beautiful and intriguing places on earth.... but i do see that there are some similarities with Norway and Peru - which is why i am sure Katy loved Norway so much ... we are more familiar with the southern part of this country around Oslo. Thank you for giving us a glimpse of a different side of this country... enough to encourage us to return there soon... maybe as a two centre trip with Iceland. Thanks once again for being our "eyes wide open." Colin & Kim
Those views at the top are amazing though! 😍
Hard to beat
Nice video 😊
Much love from Norway!
Norway is just the most stunning place ❤️
These hights - my heart dropped
but its mesmerizing
Same! Agreed though, stunning scenery