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Låter som en alldeles utmärkt idé! Blir glad av att läsa om din resa Jag önskar dig stort lycka till och en jättehärlig vandringssommar

Thank you very much! I'm happy to hear thatyou liked it and also to hear that your son is already hear hiking it! His brave and strong and I'm sure he will come home having learned a lot of things about himself! I wish you and him the best Emma

Definitely! Im doing it myself this summer! Just be aware of that if the weather is bad you're gonna have wet and cold feet

Hi! I'm happy to hear that you're planning a hiking trip! The price differs on some boats if you're a member of the stf or not. It also differs from boat to boat. At some spots, you can row if the weather allows. If not, then you definitely want to pay for a ride. I will say one ride is usually 500kr (little less or a little more). And there are 3 boats you need to pay for, Aktse, Sitojaure, and Saltoloukta. Let's say around 2000kr minimum. Happy hiking! Emma

Im happy you found it interesting! Yes if its not a national park! And it's for free, except for outside the huts where you need to pay a little fee for tenting! One of the best things with sweden

Hi! 1. I'm not sure, try calling stf hemavan they will probably have a good answer 2. You can pitch your tent wherever you want except for the national park where its only aloud in certain area. Pitching your tent is always for free except Close to the cabin where you need to pay a little fee! 3. It always depends on how early spring comes but usually i would say the season starts last week of june and going in beginning of june can ens up being hiking in snow. Also make sure to check when boats are starting to go. I'm pretty sure they start in end of june as well

Hey thank you very much! Im happy to hear you want to go out hiking! The shortest stretch on kungsleden I would say is the most southern part, hemavan to ammarnäs. It's 6 days. With that said some days are very short, only 8km and I would believe you can do it if you only take your time, listen to your body and maybe plan a rest day after one of the longer days! I know there is shorter hikes in Jämtland but its something special with being out a bit longer! You're getting into the place of nature and thats really relaxing at least for me! I wish you the best of luck! Emma

Yes! In some cases you're able to buy licens in the closest hut but in most cases you need to buy it beforehand through the municipality

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Tusen tack! <3

Hi Marco! I think that sounds like a wonderful idea and I really think you should do it! However, I know there is a few people taking groups onto kungsleden. Although I think most of them do Nikkalouta - Abisko. Hence, not all of Kungsleden. Stf do a few guided tours every season and other than that it´s just people running their own businesses which I'm not very familiar with unfortunately. It might be a really bad advise but if I where you I would just google it and see what I could find. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you and really hope that you will have a nice adventure! Cheers, Emma

@@EmmaaNilss thx Emma for your feedback and tips, highly appreciated

Hej! Myggor finns det gott om. Mest under perioden juli-augusti skulle jag säga. Jag har två tips på hur du bäst hanterar dem. Tips 1: åk senare på säsongen typ slutet av augusti- början på september. Det kommer vara kallare, lite regnigare men absolut mindre mygg och ett väldigt vacker höstlandskap! Tips 2: Om du fortfarande känner att du vill åka mitt i sommaren när dagarna är längre och klimatet lite varmare då får du helt enkelt bara acceptera läget. För mig tog det några dagar att göra detta men när jag väl accepterade att muggen kommer vara överallt hela tiden och det finns ingenting jag kan göra åt det så blev det mycket lättare att hantera. Ett ordentligt myggnät att ha över huvudet är också guld att ha! Jag hoppas att du är nöjd med svaret och så önskar jag dig lycka till med turen! Emma

@@EmmaaNilss Tack Emma!

Hey thanks for sharing your thoughts! Personally I feel like I´m finding my way with youtube more and more which of course makes it even more enjoyable! Getting support like this make me wanting to keep it up <3 Cheers Emma

Tack hampus! Ja att redigera var som att vara där igen! <3 Fortfarande tacksam för turen vi gjorde

Oh, yeah sounds like something I could have done as well, and nearly did! I too realised it´s not worth it. Being out should be fun, at least enjoyable. Skiing around not being able to breath and not feeling 100%, that´s not the way. Im happy to hear that you´ve learned and hopefully I have too! And again, thanks for your support! Means more than you think <3 Cheers Emma

Thaaaanks Adoag, I can only say the same to you! <3

Hey Thanks! We really did have a good trip! It was a good mixture of suffering and pleasure just as it should be! I must say, thanks a lot for your support! I know I´ve said it before but it really means a lot to me! Cheers Emma

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Hey thanks a lot! I appreciate the support Cheers Emma

Hey thank you so much for your support! Cheers 💕

Usually I would say they are worst in July, but it differs from year to year. End of August beginning of September is the safest time if you want to avoid mosquitoes and people as well for that sake! I wish you a great hike Cheers

@@EmmaaNilss thank you

Wow that sounds like exciting plans! We've been thinking about hiking top to bottom of Sweden but nothing decided yet. As it comes to mosquitoes, yes there is a whole bunch. It differs from year to year exactly when but I would say July is usually the worst month when it comes to amount of mosquitoes. About the cold rain. It's hard for me to answer since I'm brought up litterally in the middle of it but I will try. I would invest in a good set of rain clothes. You will still be cold but as soon as you come inside and take them of and realize you´re not wet only cold, you´re fine. You definitely need to adapt the pace and the breaks due to the weather. Is it really rainy then maybe walk faster and take less breaks is a good idea. I think you can do it in 12 days. Especially if you´re careful with how much weight you bring and stay clear of injuries. If you plan to stay inside in the huts it will pay off becoming a member of Stf. Other than that I don´t know exactly what type of info you would like about foreigners in the hut. If you can specify I will gladly answer! I wish you the best of hikes! Cheers Emma

Nikkalouta - Abisko for two reasons 1. Abisko is more of a "goal" than nikkalouta, you can sleep a night at a Hotel before going home or just have a shower before enterig the night train. Or you could have dinner at mountain lodge located in Abisko östra which is the best recomendstion I can give you. Me and cornelius always finishes with dinner there because in my opinion itd the best restaurant in the world! 2. Walking sälka-nallo-vistas-alesjaure is one of the most beautiful trails there is up there! It's not kungsleden, but soooooo worth it! You will understand when you're there its crazy! And walking in that direction is more scenic than ales-vistas-nallo-sälka. I hope this will help and do you have more questions just let me know and I will gladly answer!

@@EmmaaNilss Thank you so much for the wonderful tips, Emma! I have just booked our travel to Kungsleden for this summer/fall and we will do the route starting from Nikkaluokta. I can't wait :) Have a wonderful summer!

Hey Tomas! I'm happy to hear that you've found the video helpful! Usually people with experience and some finess does kungleden in 17-24 days I would say, depending on weather, injuries etc. It took me 19 days to finish, then I walked everyday but without any stress. The easiest way to do it is to estimate how far you will walk each day and then plan food for at least one day extra. 25km was our avrage distance per day! I wish you the best! I will be around between kvickjokk and abisko this summer, who know maybe we'll see each other there! Cheers

@@EmmaaNilss thank you for your response, Emma. Appreciate it!! 25km per day seems like a lot, but I guess it’s ok, when there is not as much elevation. We are very much looking forward to it.. Maybe we see each other on the trail :) Hälsningar från Tyskland

Hi! I'm happy to hear that! I will be up there hiking as well july-august! Generally No. A lot of the hike goes through national parks and here campfires are not allowed. The general rule about campfires in Sweden is leave no trace which in the mountains is pretty hard which means no campfires. To be honest in a lot of spots it's not even possible to find fire wood. With this said there is spots where you're aloud and you can have a fire they're just few and far between! I wish you an awesome hike! Cheers Emma

I think the rules for fire are very good. I will be sure to watch out for you!! Enjoy your summer hike as well. Tack så mycket

Hey thank you! I flew from Stockholm to Hemavan because at the time that was cheaper, but I know that its also possible to take train and then bus. Go to www.sj.se to see what train and bus options are available, good luck 😁

I remember that! Happy to hear from you again!!! How was your hike? Thanks a lot

The hike was good but also very tiring, has the gear been in good use?@@EmmaaNilss

It was, we didn´t get any fish though but its going with us to the mountains this summer as well so fingers crossed. But just being able to go down to a lake a fish for a while is really nice. BIG thanks!@@sandevfx0

good to hear, hoping the best for your trips in the future:)@@EmmaaNilss

Thank you so much!

Hey all the way over there! I cross my fingers that you one day get the chance to do it too! Thanks for commenting, your support means a lot! Cheers

Hey thanks you so much! 💕 I wish you a beautiful day!

Well then thats what im going to call it from now on! I really appreciate that you took your time to comment and even describe how its pronounced! Appreciate it a lot! Cheers! And thanks for your support 💕

Hey thanks! Yeah we really did! Will definitely do something more of this in the future

Hey thanks a lot! It was challenging but fun !

Najs! Tack så mycket!!!

Thanks! Yeah the intro is actually my favourite part of this video and I had so much fun making it 😁😁❤️❤️ Thanks for your support!

Hey thanks im very happy to hear that! That specific part of the video was something I experimentet a lot with and I'm pretty happy about how it turned out! And I'm very happy you likes it too 😍

Ja för provade översätta men fick bara fram ord som inte alls kändes rimligt! Men det där känns ju faktiskt som att det kan stämma! Tack!

Men du! Säger detsamma om ditt gäng du har där hemma ❤️

I can imagine! I'm in Skåne atm and we even got snow here which is very unusuall

Hey thanks! I'm happy you enjoyed it!

Hey I'm happy to hear it! I wish you luck with your vlog

Är det sant! Vad roligt! Välkommen till kanalen! Var träffades vi, kanske kommer ihåg dig om du beskriver lite :)

@@EmmaaNilss Du var stugvärd, jag hade en stor grön ryggsäck och vandrade med en svartvit ganska stor hund och funderade lite på hur det såg ut på leden ner mot Nikkaloukta och om jag skulle ta mig hela vägen till Kvikkjokk då min mat bara skulle räcka till 4 dagar till.

@@cyclonemouse ja men hej! Det kommer jag ihåg, hur gick det för dig?

@@EmmaaNilss Vi tältade vid bron ovanför Vakkotavare och sen tog vi bussen hem dagen efter :) Tack för ett fint bemötande och kul att ha träffat en youtube kändis ;)

@@cyclonemouse Hahaha ja det är ju inte varje dag man gör det ;) roligt att du hittade hit, vem vet vi kanske ses igen

Hey! Yes every boat has a time table. With that said they're very depending on season and weather so there is no need to check time tables already now. If I were you I would check with hosts when I'm starting to get closer to the boat crossing. I think almost all boats accept card although I would bring a little bit cash in case the machine is not working because it happens sometimes. But rule of thump, the bygger the boat the higher chance of there being a card machine :) I hope this was a little bit of help, happy hiking!