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Thanks a lot for putting in so much of time and effort, it's a great service. Content is very well thought, planned, edited and overall it's a great job. What more i can say ❤

Thank you.

very very nice video <3 Can I ask where did you buy the paper map of the trail? Thank you very much! :)

Jättebra och informationsrik film och kul att se footage ”hemifrån” (är född och uppväxt i Jokkmokk). Riktigt bra engelska med, ska dela med mina vänner här i Australien. 😊

What an inspiring movie! I am planning to set off in a few weeks time as well and gathering a lot of information from your story :) Thank you so much! May I ask why you chose to go South to North?

Does somebody know if the rowing Boats are available Even after the saison ends

Really nice video this. I'll be doing only the classic northern bit (100km) of this hike in a couple of weeks but really glad I stumbled up on this video, super nice advices, very helpful too! Maybe I'll comment again if and when I do it!

Do you have any thoughts on the new culture of light weight hiking and how well this type of equipment works in Scandinavia?

Thank you and good job

Tack. Drar Keb till helgen, relativt spontant. Träffar en kompis vid Fjällstationen efter en 22 timmars lång tåg/bussresa och sedan 2 mils vandring direkt efteråt. Kommer bli tufft men med vilja ska det ske. Övernattning i kompisens tält sedan tar vi Kebnekaise morgonen därpå.

You are the best video blogger.. 👍👌Appreciate your efforts and Well Done 👏 I always wanted to hike in Kungsleden, this video inspired me again and gave me high motivation boost 🙌

Beautiful movie and respect for finnishing the trail! I only believe it could have been much less torment by choosing less and lighter gear!

Grym och inspirerande prestation! 🎉🎉.

I admire your hike but I don’t believe you mentioned a knife. I can’t think of a more important tool. Are there any bears or predators? Snakes? I guess it’s a civilized hike. Good for people who don’t want a challenge.

Thank you so much for this video. It is by far the most comprehensive one I've come across. Also, great is listening to the pronunciation of the places. I plan to do this in 2025

Beautiful ❤❤❤❤Thank you ❤️ Subscribed! New friend ❤️ 🧡

Grazie per il video. Parto fra 3 mesi per il kungsleden. Vorrei consigli su come spedire il cibo. Dove indirizzarlo ? grazie ancora

Sooooo well done, thank you!

Great video and footage and great inspiration. I'm considering to do the full trail in 2026, but doubting to do this on my own. Any suggestion on guided tours or forums where other people looking for somebody to do the hike together?

Great video, well done, great hike, I learned a lot, it seemed though, you had an issue with you feet/boots situation. Dont you think it would be easier with trail runners?

Helt fantastiskt film, riktigt snygg och informativ. Bra gjort😊

She says the same hard chines on these kayaks that add to the primary stability will also make it easier to do a cowboy style self rescue.

Får man lov att undra vilket tält du använder? Tack för videon förresten, mycket bra gjord

Or you can do as Emelie Forsberg and run Kungsleden in 5 days

Fantastisk film som är otroligt inspirerande. Tack för ditt engagemang och en underbar film!

Hur stor ryggsäck hade du när du gick hela Kungsleden. Tyckte du att det räckte eller skulle du haft en större. Tack för en mycket bra tips!!

Thank you so much for this trip with you!

Bravo 👏👍👏👍👏👍 beauty country. Its big chalenge fór mee,no next season.

Still watching this in sections. Such a good video with great information and tips. Including the lovely Swedish pronunciation of the names! I’ve trekked and skied a lot around the northern section including the Norway huts just across the border. One small point. You diid mention charging batteries at one nice hut. But I find even the northern manned huts have no charging. Do you carry several spare batteries? This mainly a problem skiing, as the cold drains batteries so quickly! Thank for your efforts with this incredibly useful and beautiful video.

Guuud vad fin film. Så inspirerande. Tack för att du delar med dig ❤

Tryed it 2018 and failed due to lack of preperation. Going to try it again this summer and hopefully reach the top ❤

Herlig!❤

Hi greeting from Malaysia. This is fantastic video. Really appreciate you put in so much effort of making this sharing. I just have one question, do we need to worry about bear or other predator animal risk?

I love it! Thank you 🙏🏻

Can you make a video about all the things we need for the trip ?

A great video. I did the north half a few years ago.

This is why CZcams had to be invented! So beautifully filmed and commented.

Wow, I can only imagine how much effort went into this! And we can watch it for free!!! Not sure everyone on here who watches but doesnt give a thumbs up realizes it!! Thank you so much! I´m thinking of doing the Kungsleden South to North next year solo as a woman and Im a bit apprehensive about not having phone coverage in case of emergency. At the same time, thats obviously normal in remote areas....Is there coverage in the southern sections? I also wonder how do you call to get a boat if there is no reception.... Thanks in advance for your answer in case you have time :)

WOW!! What a beautifully scripted, narrated and produced movie. Furthermore what a wonderful, humble and beautiful person at the heart of it all. This is an outstanding piece of work. Thank you so much. 5 Star +++ 👌

I was absolutely BLOWN AWAY to see Björn again! In ca. 2001 I went to Sarek and Padjelanta (not on the Kungsleden) with my girlfriend for 3 weeks and he was our ferryman back then, showing us some great spots in the delta along our way. So cool! Thank you so much for sharing.

Informative, beautiful and inspiring. Thank you so much.

I have walked the Kungsleden when the water was high as stated in teh video around 8:45 - 09:00. The dtips I have gotten from people from the huts all around was: "Do NOT take off your shoes. The rocks can be very sharp and can ruin your hike." When I was there, crossed the water with our hiking boots (High Gore-Tex boots) by standing on the high pitched rocks and kept our balance with our hiking sticks. I was the only one (group of 4) who got 1 foot wet. It was miserable, but doable. I wouldn't want to take the risk on hurting my foot (or losing my slipper) by crossing the water. Please keep this in mind for your 2nd ord 3rd day or on the last days when you are finishing the trail. Also, 0,5L water is mostly enough for a normal person. I a 189cm, 98kg male I took a 1,0L Nalgene bottle. That was in most cases enough water for me. A water bladder would have been nice, but was not necessary.

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Can you start a day climb from the station and return again or do you need a tent?

Dear Linda, Much thanks voor this excellent guide movie. I did really enjoy it. Greetings from holland.

soo inspiring

What a beautiful and inspiring film! Thank you! 🙏❤️✊

Great job! I really appreciated this video. Lots of useful information and an exciting tour of the Kungsleden. Thank you. I will definitely do it next year.

One of the best films describing the beuty of Lappland…

Wow, amazingly well made, with lots of information, Thank you!!! I really enjoyed watching.