Probably the Least Visited Place in Europe: Øvre Pasvik National Park, Norway

[@teunisekreuk]

I'm going to work there for 3 months. Super looking forward to it

[@jthomas8263]

Sandven, Domesticated Reindeer and Wild Forest and Tundra Reindeer still live side by side in Northern Scandinavia, Finland and Russia. Both the Wild Forest Reindeer and Wild Tundra Reindeer are tragically disappeared in the Norwegian Finnmark.

[@deepalib3096]

Yes, some places are least visited..... Nice to know about this national park which is the least visited place in Europe

[@Ярр-ы1й]

Hey! I was on the other side of the river at the iron bridge. Very good video. Thanks.

[@sandvenexplorer]

Hi there, that is cool

[@maxbrennock1003]

I like how there’s a town nearby called ‘никель´, reflecting the commodity industry that flourished in this sanctuary of Northern Europe.

[@dougieranger]

Really nice trail that Chris. The mosquitoes/midges are pretty bad this year. Plenty to see there with the Moose and the Red Foxes who seem to have no fear of man there. Perhaps it’s so remote they could go a lifetime without seeing a man?

[@sandvenexplorer]

The moose are quite shy, but from a car they usually seems confused and will not run as easy, so a car is the best way to get a photo..Yes I have seen a lot of foxes up here and even more hares, they seem to be somewhat approachable but again from a car mostly. But some younger ones seem less afraid. So few people here that hunting is not as big threat as in the south...I am sure many can go a long time at least without seeing people!

[@jthomas8263]

Domesticated Reindeer and Wild Forest and Tundra Reindeer still live side by side in Northern Scandinavia, Finland and Russia. Both the Wild Forest Reindeer and Wild Tundra Reindeer are tragically disappeared in the Norwegian Finnmark.

[@dougieranger]

@@jthomas8263 Is that because of human influence or just natural rise and fall of certain species?

[@jthomas8263]

Wild Forest Reindeer are missing and replaced by Domesticated Reindeer.

[@Mr2guyy]

i really want to visit this place any time soon

[@Ярр-ы1й]

Good fishing in those places, but very angry mosquitoes

[@ronbackal]

I was so happy until you said mosquitos :-( I am thinking of going for a 2 week remote hiking place. Also looked at Abisko in north Sweden

[@sandvenexplorer]

Abisko is great too!

[@stevethomasen3576]

I’ve wondered is Russia has surveillance or men working on the border in the woods.

[@sandvenexplorer]

Could be, probably I guess!

[@eeros4192]

Good place. Very near of old Finnish border.

[@sandvenexplorer]

Will post a video from the border itself in a few days, the tripoint, Russia, Finland, Norway border..

[@denisherlock3023]

Perfect place to visit 👍

[@sandvenexplorer]

Great place to visit that is for sure! At least if you want to avoid those crowds

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[@everettlondon1384]

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[@sapphirebarnett8616]

So vast and beautiful. nice fat fox compared to the 🇦🇺 skinny fox

[@sandvenexplorer]

Hi there, thanks for watching!

[@sapphirebarnett8616]

@@sandvenexplorer I am really enjoying you work. My father sailed with the Norwegian navy during the war. I have a medal that he was awarded by the Norwegian government. 🙏

[@sandvenexplorer]

@@sapphirebarnett8616 That is really cool! What a great dad!

[@mrlast5079]

øvre anharjohka nasjonalpark is even more remote...

[@somethingelse4878]

Fox beautifull, mouse ugly lol