Hiking 50 km Alone in Rondane National Park, Norway
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- The nature in Norway is so beautiful, and Rondane National Park is right there at the top.
This hike was pretty challenging. The last 17 km was in pouring rain and the first 17 was uphill with very rocky terrain making progress slow. However, I had such a great time, even if the mic to my camera broke and I had to resort to using my phone for audio.
I Can't wait to go back and explore more!
You can find details about the route I took on Strava:
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The music in the video is composed by me.
Nice hiking video! Amazing landscape 👍😀
Great video you have inspired me to go here
beautiful mate! I live up here and its so nice to see others enjoying the silence on Rondane
Great video! Looking forward to visit Norway sometime.
Great video and beautiful place!
Great adventure , compliments !
Nice! 😮
So cool !!
Kraig Adams inspired I see! Great video :)
Definitely :) Thank you!
What's the music called? Fits the atmosphere so well!
@@mgagain I made it myself for this video so it doesn’t have a name really :)
Wow! Do you know where abouts that first part was, the forest part?
Me and my girlfriend are leaving in 4 weeks for a 2 week car camping trip through Norway and we cannot be more excited!
That’s near Strømbu. Hope you have a great time on your trip!
from where i can start the hike?
I started from Strømbu, but there are other entrances to the national park too.
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