I climbed every 2000m mountain in Sweden - What I learned

During the summer of 2020 Anton Levein and Emma Svensson went on a three week expedition to climb all of Sweden's 2000m mountains. 1,5 years later, Anton shares his thoughts on the expedition and what he learned climbing Kebnekaise, Kaskasapakte, Ahkka and many more.
0:00 - Intro
2:20 - Pårtetjåhkka
3:45 - Bush wacking trough Sarek
5:14 - Sarektjåhkka peaks
9:10 - Ahkka
13:57 - Kaskasatjåhkka
15:02 - Kaskasapakte
17:48 - Sielmatjåhkka
19:53 - My conclutions
Instagram: / antonlevein

[@lepxs]

Great video and great tips! Thank you :)

[@lottabrynolfssonoberg3201]

Hur orienterade ni er mellan alla bergen? Inmatade kartor i GPS eller fysisk karta o kompass ?

[@hikingswede]

Karta och GPS, men framförallt genom att lära oss allt i huvudet. Jag brukar försöka lära mig så mycket utav kartterrängen och färdvägen utantill, studera både terräng och 3D-kartor och foton i förväg för att navigeringshjälpmedel enbart ska behöva användas vid särskilda behov. Vi hade även med karta och kompass för nödfall.

[@user-qt9cb9ph8g]

Good luck Anton - my trade union brother!

[@pouyanmirsaeidi1518]

I thought you would do an other country but this one is niceee

[@hikingswede]

Haha Yep, but covid came you know 😆

[@Wallie358]

Hej! Awesome video! Can you recommend any maps/guides amd books about hiking and climbing in Sweden?

[@hikingswede]

Karl Johan Phiels Books about Sarek, and the ”Klättring i kebnekaise” I would say. When it comes to maps, the app min karta, made by Lantmäteriet, a Swedish authority

[@sarahtonin256]

Crazy that this video doesn’t have more views! That’s a very impressive achievement 👏

[@hikingswede]

Thank you! 🙌🏻

[@kavehtorkashvand1296]

Great Achievement and nice video! are there any specific applications you use to plan your hikes? An app to shows the path, cottages, shelters, bridges etc.? Interested in general to know the way you plan the climbs and hikes. Thanks!

[@hikingswede]

Not really, I calculated the distances for each day on Outdooractive, but I tend to use regular maps and sometimes FATMAP for climbing terrain when I do plans. I also used Facebook groups to check the info on some of the wades.