Wow, thanks a lot! Might need to revive the channel with new content 🙏

Hej, tack så mycket ❤️ Jag kanske borde göra nya igen. Tappade inspirationen en stund när mycket annat hände i livet. Men tack så hemskt mycket för fina ord, kanske kommer jag igång snart igen 🙏

Hej, vad kul :) Tack så mycket! Vi blev förvånade själva över hur mycket som egentligen gömmer sig där mellan klippskrevorna ;)

Thank you! Yes the park is entered for free but you need to pay some to park your car outside the park. But it’s really not much. Even staying in the mountain huts was surprisingly cheap. Thanks for watching 🙏

@@kevinfangomango ohhh thank you very much

Thanks! I think the hike is ascending 1001m from the starting position, but the top is actually 1017m above sea level. That is at least how I have understood what I’ve read. There seem to be some confusion on this between different sources...

@@kevinfangomango according to the official norwegian mapping authority it's 1001m. The times ive been there ive measured it using GPS to 999-1002 meters. But it's for sure the only higher than 1000 meters on the island which is cool anyway.

@@martinh1309 Okey, cool then I guess you’re right 😆 Some sources say 1017m when you google it so I think that is what confused me. Anyway, a nice hike and beautiful view over Senja 😊 Thanks for correcting this 👍

@@kevinfangomango thanks for posting the video:)

Hi, yeah. It’s mostly go-pro 😊

Hi, thank you 😊 We did the hike over the easter holidays that year and it was in the middle of April. It was “spring winter” up in the mountains, as the season would be called in Sweden. Not cold, but remains of snow from the winter.

You are most welcome, maybe already this summer we could start traveling somewhat again. All of the Swedish west coast is beautiful, but my favorite is the Koster islands😊

Yeah, it was 😅 But you can find a longer video of this full adventure on the channel. Hope you find some content you like. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hi Roland, thanks for watching! I totally agree, you don't need much. What makes up the weight is usually the food for longer hikes. When transitioning between different climate zones (from "summer" to snow) like we planned in this video, we also bring a warm set of clothes, but that's normally it. What we underestimated was how dry the southern parts of the mountains was. Prior to this hike we had primarily hiked in Scandinavia where water is in abundance everywhere. We are actually quite experienced hikers and has left the ultra-light hype for good carriage systems. Obviously elevation is tough with extra kilos, but generally we have experienced that the carriage system and distribution of weight has perhaps even bigger impact than weight (on longer journeys). It's not the legs that get's tired, at least not for us, it's the neck and back if you carry to much weight with poor systems. Thanks for commenting!

@@kevinfangomango Ok. I did enjoy your video, I just thought how hard it must be to hike and carry so much weight. I do hiking also and I pack very differently. Check out a hiker called Kraig Adams on youtube. He has really good videos but he also shows people how he packs on a special video with much less and still all he needs. There is a special video also on how to fold clothes so that you get more for less. It is very important to have less weight but still have all the things you need. Check out his blog. Cheers.

Roland Lundall Yeah, I mean we pack very differently depending on the hike. If you do shorter distances or follow a well organized trail with designated campspots, huts or food along the way you can pack very lightly (Craig Adams more or less always follow an organized trail). We packed that way in the follow up to this video, when in Valley of the Wonders. But when we started the trip, we didn’t even have a map because they could only be bought locally, so very little options to plan for anything along the way 😊 And as it turned out there where no facilities anywhere along the trail so we had to carry food for six days, which is about 36 meals for two people and some snacks, water etc. Except for the tent and cooking gear, that is what we had in our bags more or less. Unfortunately we underestimated access to water though... But I really like Craig Adams, and that is a hiking style that’s fits well for exploring famous trails and cover great distances. We do that as well, but more often we go on less known trails or not at a trail at all 😅

Thank you! 😊

Yes it truly was, if you get the chance you should go there. For none polish/slovaki people it is kind of a “hidden gem” for mountain hiking in Europe, internationally overshadowed by the Alps. We heard of it thanks to a polish colleague, is was well worth it’s visit 🙏 Thanks for your feedback again 😄

Thank you very much 🙏 It truly is a beautiful place. The colors, sounds and shape of the landscape is so peaceful and harmonic. We where actually surprised ourselves with how much edibles we could find out there 😄 Thank you very much for taking your time and comment this nice feedback 🙏 Hope you’ll like the upcoming content as well then 😊

Darragh Greaney Hi, thank you! Hopefully we didn’t break any regulations 🙏 At least we never made fire inside the actual national park and was very careful. Regarding maps we usually buy all our maps in local hiking/expedition/outdoor stores when we go abroad. Finding them can be an adventure in itself 😄 But usually the smaller store you find, the better. As a bonus you can usually get some local trail and outdoor advice from the staff 👍 Our French maps was bought in Nice, the store was called “expeditors” or something like that. But when we plan our hikes from home we use mapbox online with the outdoor filter, it gives you good enough information to roughly plan your trip. Hope it works out for ya!

Thanks again! I really appreciate all your feedback and time taken to share it. Hope to see you on the trails in the future when covid-19 is under a more steady state and we can return to some sort of normality 😊 Take care!

Thank you! Yeah, travelling season this year will be terrible... at least, for us outdoor lovers it gives us an opportunity to explore the beauty where we live some more. Hopefully we can find new places we never thought of locally.

Hi, thank you very much 🙏 That feedback really made my day. Happy to hear you enjoyed it, we certainly felt a bit crazy 😜 Hope you find the other videos and upcoming ones just as good. Cheers!

Ja, det var en upplevelse 😅 Skutskär-Avesta låter kul, ser ut som ett fint delta att paddla igenom mitt på där också. Men du kör andra hållet medströms eller? Avesta-Skutskär? Om du paddlar medströms med ungefär en sådan kanot som jag, i så pass ”öppet” vatten som det ändå ser ut att vara mellan Avesta-Skutskär skulle jag räkna med att paddla ungefär 5-6 km per timme. Ganska snabbt alltså. Lycka till!

@@kevinfangomango Ja medströms vore ju bättre. Tänkte inte så långt måste jag erkänna :-)

Skogsgeek Haha, men du hade nog tänkt på det förr eller senare 😉

Thank you 🙏 Yeah it was a truly fantastic place to hike with stunning views all over. All of Senja is beautiful, to be honest 🏔😍

Thank you so much Tom! 🙏 Really greatful for that feedback and that my outdoor-video style is appreciated 👍 Hope you’ll like the upcoming content as well 😄

Tack så mycket! 🙏 Ja nu längtar man verkligen till varma, långa, soliga dagar vid havet 🇸🇪

Thank you very much :) I am just a happy amateur in regards to making videos :)

Thank you Søren 🙏😄

Hi 👋 We where there late April 😊 Unfortunately we came maybe two weeks after the crocus was blooming, which is a famous and beautiful event of the year in Tatra mountains 😊

@@kevinfangomango wow that's nice, I'm planning go to visit there in early March. Wondering what is the weather about that.

Cool. The winter in Europe so far has been mild, if it continues that way then early march might be the perfect timing to catch the spring in Tatra with crocuses blooming. But a ”normal” year I think there is still pretty much snow in early march. Still beautiful though 😄

Backpacking With Woodglue Wow, thank you very much! That was some really nice feedback 🙏 Hope you’ll enjoy the content, I’ll make sure to check out yours as well 😉👌 Thanks again! - Kevin

Thank you. Nepal is absolutely one of many destinations I will go to for adventures in the future :)

Kira learns Norwegian Thanks 🙏 It really is. There are so many beautiful places to camp in Norway 🇳🇴 Good luck with your language efforts, I saw the first video. Good start, I understood it all 👍😊 (I live at the border = speak both Swedish and Norwegian)

@@kevinfangomango Oh thank you for checking out my video! The fact that you can understood what I said is very encouraging. So cool that you live on the border, you get the best of both worlds. Take care :)

Thank you too 😉

You really should if you get the chance, there are plenty of beautiful places to hike in Norway (and Sweden too) 🇳🇴🇸🇪 I have videos from some in my channel and more to come. But there are loads of good videos out there to inspire you with nice Scandinavian locations for a hike 🤤 Thanks for watching 🙏

@@kevinfangomango no problem!

Thank you! I think it is generally a lot safer than it might look like ;) A lot of people traverse the area and very few accidents are reported actually. I think statistics would say crossing a street is more dangerous to be honest ;) But I can see what you mean, and one should always have respect for the dangers that might occur in the wilderness.

usawoのnatureしてくる。 Thank you! 😊🙏

Thank you, hope you’ll enjoy the content 🙏😄

You should! I love my memories of hiking in the soft light of the sunrise and the sunset over the sand dunes 😍

Thank you very much! 😄 Hope you’ll like the other content as well 🤗

Thank you! 😄🙏

Tack så mycket! 😄

Thank you very much!

Haha, nej det stämmer. Vi hade nog överlevt men naturligtvis stor risk att fara illa om vi inte kommer upp snabbt nog. Vi är nog lite mindre försiktiga än man borde av olika anledningar och erfarenheter vi har med oss. Man bör såklart ha flytväst. Du bör nog inte se på min andra video del 1 av ”Canoeing from Strömstad to Tresticklan” tror jag 🙈😂 Tack för kommentar och att du kollade 😊

Med ovan sagt är det dock riskabelt även med flytväst... det viktigaste är att veta hur man tar sig upp i kanoten och ha erfarenhet av att arbeta i kallt vatten.

@@kevinfangomango Har du noen gang prøvd å svømme i kalt vann med klær på? Vanntemperaturen der dere var kunne kanskje ligget på 5-6 grader. Det gir deg en overlevelsesmulighet på kanskje 20 min. Dessuten den Ally kanoen dere brukte ville, fylt med vann synke med to man ombord. Tenk sikkerhet neste gang og velkommen til bake til Norge.

Per Bøhn Det har jag, gjort det även med den Ally kanoten. Medvetet och omedvetet. En av gångerna har jag det på film (på denna kanalen), och sen fortsätter jag två dagar utomhus utan att byta kläder (utom när jag sover). 20 min i blöta kalla kläder är en myt. I rörelse klarar du dig dagar men går långsamt ner i temperatur och blir sjuk/snurrig, dock dör du inte. Jag har respekt för kyla, men förutsättningarna för vad man klarar är väldigt olika från person till person och från tillfälle till tillfälle. Jag förstår din oro och inser allvaret. Men om vi verkligen ville vara säkra skulle vi inte gjort resan alls, istället för att ta med flytväst. Troligen var nog ändå bilresan dit det statistiskt allra farligaste vi gjorde 😄 Att lyckas välta med en tungt packat Ally kanot på öppet vatten utan stora vågor eller ström, är nog mindre troligt än en bilkrock på vägen dit eller hem. Men vi alla riskvärderar olika såklart 🤷‍♂️

Hi, it was called Schronisko PTTK w Dolinie Pieciu Stawow. ”Schronisko” is the word for mountain hut it seems 😊 We called them and asked for a room, they wrote us up on some list and when we arrived we payed for it with credit card 👌 Next hut was near Morskie Oko, we slept there too but it is more of a hotel than a mountain hut... not the same feeling at all. Still beautiful, but too much people. Hope you sort it out! If you do day hikes from hut to hut it could be too short between Morskie Oko and Dolina Pieciu Stawow, you should probably go for the next ”Schronisko” after that.

thank you!!

Haha, Thank you 🙏 Hope you’ll enjoy the content 😄 Hi, from planet Tellus 😉👋

Vela Productions I totally agree! 🙏 Thank you 😄

Thank you very much 🙏😄 I have checked out your channel as well some times, it looks really nice too 😉

@@kevinfangomango Thanks a loit !!!

Thank you very much! 🙏😄

Tack så mycket! 😄 Har knappt vågat räkna på hur mkt vi paddlat vs släpat kanoten 🙈 Men med lite överslagsräkning så kanske vi släpade 12 km och paddlade 35 km totalt 🤷‍♂️ Så ändå mer paddling än släpande 👍 Har gjort en annan tur ihop med samma vän på Hardangervidda, som kmr ut ngn gång, där vi kanske släpade 40 km och paddlade 5... behöver jag säga att det inte gick enligt plan den gången? 😅 Isen låg långt längre än vi räknade med det året... hur som helst, du får naturligtvis väldigt gärna berätta/skriva på din blogg om även denna del av vårt äventyr 😄 Det är bara trevligt! 😊