Hiking the Arctic Circle Trail in Greenland
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- čas přidán 18. 01. 2024
- 7 days of hiking through one of the wildest and
most beautiful long distance hiking trails in the world.
The Arctic Circle Trail truly is amazing.
Join us as we embark on a 7-day journey along the Arctic Circle Trail,
a 165 km route that connects the towns of Kangerlussuaq and Sisimiut in Greenland.
Experience the beauty and challenges of hiking in the land of ice and snow,
where the only sounds are the wind, the rivers and the wildlife.
Witness the stunning scenery of lakes, mountains and tundra,
as we sleep in cozy huts or in our tent along the way.
This film will inspire you to explore one of the most remote and pristine regions in the world.
This is my first ever film for CZcams - filmed on my DJI mini SE (never flew a drone before this trip) and my OnePlus 6T, because unfortunately I forgot my camera in the car before the flight. So please forgive the bad video quality in some parts.
Nice!
Wonderful video showing the solitude of the trail. Looks like you had at least one sunny day in this year of challenging conditions. Congratulations on your hike!
Thank you! The hike was actually done in 2022. But since it is my first video I uploaded, it took some time and courage to put it on CZcams... We had some wonderful days in Greenland.
great video, really makes me want to hike it too! I'm curious what the most challenging part was for you, and what month you decided to hike it in?
Hey Gabe, thank you for your comment 🙌 the hike is generally possible between June and September. We were hiking in end of August, which was a good time regarding the temperatures. The most challenging for us personally were the mosquitoes 😅 the first day was horrible, we were chased by millions. After the first day it got easier. The hike itself is not too challenging, depending on your total weight of your backpack of course.
i love the video :). Can i check how many powerbanks do you bring to power so many flights of your drone?
Hey :) thanks for your comment and sorry for the late reply 🙈 we brought one 20.000 mAh battery for everything and the drone with three batteries. We were lucky that there was solar power in one of the huts (canoe center) on the end of the third day, so we charged everything up again there.