Just fantastic as uasual. You have inspired and motivated me so much. Have started planning a 3-4 months holiday in Norway. Cannot wait for your nest trip.
The music in the last minute is as an ode to this incredibly awesome scenery. You were a lucky man to experience that beauty with its glaciers, its white-clouded blue skies reflected in the lakes and fjords. The early-autumn colours, brilliant in the sun, magnificent ! Ich freue mich für dich, Jarl ! Welch eine wunderschöne Erlebnis !
When I see a new video of your appear, I fix a meal, fix some hot flavored coffee, then sit down in front of my computer so I can watch & enjoy every second. Thank you for speaking English in what little dialog you speak. Thank you for taking so much time to film & edit your real-life outdoor adventures to share with us. So much backtracking, to retrieve your photographic equipment & with a heavy pack on your back. 15 minutes into this video - which Brand/model grey puffy jacket are you wearing? I love seeing all that clean water, waterfalls, snowpack, lakes & a part of the world I can enjoy, thanks to you. Mother Nature was most kind to you during this outdoor adventure; you have managed to capture the very best & most scenic that she has created. 32 minutes into this video - what were those animals with horns? I'm riveted to my chair in front of my computer while watching every second of each & every video. Yes, I "liked" your video; am a long-time subscriber. Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada.
No Words Simply Beautiful !! After Doing a Hike ( Camping Adventure ) in this Breathtaking Beautiful Place , You must be sad leaving and back in city in crowd. These Places Heal a Person from inside out. Just Fantastic.
Hi,Man! What a wonderful world. I Agree with you 100%. The most beaultiful footage. Great! Marvelous. Thank you for bring us these moments... Rogatto Vagner - Brazil
Hello. Yesterday, for the first time I watched a video of you, because my wife and me, we will go hiking Jotunheimen this Summer. And what can I say...I am realy impressed by your film(s)...Your Hike and your videos are just stunning, awesome , beautiful. You did a great hike and absolutly stunning films of this beautiful and gigantic landscape! Thank you so much...We can`t loojk forward beeing there. Of course I subscribed to your chanel. We will watch any film of you! Wish you all the best! Greetings from Germany
"Like Glacier National Park and the Alps mixed with the tundra of Iceland and Alaska". Like I mentioned before, I have to come back to Norway, but next time in summer! Cudos to the routes you pick and they way you deliver it to my living room when I can't travel & hike myself! Great job...cant wait to see the next video!
Wonderful, Nothing beasts the beauty of natural, amazing landscapes. Beautiful photography, i love the courage you show to go and do everything by yourself, is so great . good luck 😍
Superb video. We’re hoping to make our first trip to Norway in 2023. We’ve been looking for ideas and options..Jotunheimen national park keeps coming back to us. That’s a sign!! Lol . Would you have further detail on the the route you took, a GPS route perhaps? Many thanks Lisa & Dave
I just found you on TH-cam! You have some of the most awe-inspiring, jaw dropping videos that I have seen! Just breathtaking. I am certainly going to follow you
Mind boggling Jarl. Your videos give such a sense of complete solitude that it’s as if you are the only human on planet earth. The landscape is almost other worldly. Just started subscribing. Looking forward to devouring the rest of your videos. Many thanks Stephen 👍
Stunning scenery. Lots to see. Love to be able to traverse the peaks above the glacier area especially across from where you camped first night, say 30 minute mark in vid. Good work, lot of doubling back and forth. Look forward to P 2. The Marmot looks interesting. Hope it is dry.
Hi Jarl (smile & a hug) QUESTION >>> "How Do You Keep Hiking/Moving With All Of These BREATH-TAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL Views Getting In Your Way?" GOD BLESSES ALL.
Beautiful photography on all your adventures. 'Beautiful scenery from Norway. Have enjoyed your adventures. You are one tough dude to be able to survive all those snowstorms. But, then again, you are a Scandinavian!!! Takes one to know one! Quick question?--any plans for moving your adventures back to the US or other places? Always look forward to your next adventures.
Only discovered your channel two weeks ago. Really love the video style and editing. It's done very unique which made me an instant subscriber. Just keep doing this amazing work! Cheers from Cape Town, South Africa
Epic views and the weather seemed to be on your side 😊 Any chances of sharing the route you took? I’m planning a 5-6 day hike to Jotunheimen for next summer. Plan is to start at the end of July so maybe the weather is similar. What kind of highs and lows can I expect (temperature wise 😊) during the hike and how big of a factor does the sun ☀️ play out there?
The sun is so rare in this area that I would not count on it for anything like charging or drying stuff. The weather is usually bad no matter when you go, so I wait until there is a good forecast, this time it was in late summer, early fall. Expect temperatures below freezing and a lot of fog, so plan extra days for staying in camp. This video shows a rare week of great weather, so do not expect this kind of beautiful weather if you have a set schedule you need to follow.
It's just incredible what beauty, what atmosphere you were able to create. This is truly a meditative experience watching you. I myself started making videos about my adventures, so I'm interested in everything. Grretings from Belarus tourist. 👍
Thank you for the inspiration. An other great location for my bucket list. I plan to visit Norway in one of the coming years. Your videos are a great source of places to add to my itinerary. The lake at about 35 minutes, is that Gjende?
Hei Jarl. Fantastisk video som vanlig. Can you share some thoughts about the precautions you take when hiking alone and and not using trekking poles? That looks like some really rough territory and a lone hiker is one fall away from a very bad day.
Thank you, trekking poles will not keep you safe, an ice axe might if you where on snow or ice. I trust my legs more than I would trust trekking poles.
Absolutely breathtaking landscapes, and as always, phenomenal cinematography from you, Jarl! What camera do you use for filming your videos, or are you using your iPhone? I'm in Idaho, a few hours away from the Sawtooth Wilderness Area (approximately 3.5 hours). I watch your videos on my own, but I've recently introduced my son to your TH-cam videos and we watch them together when we have lunch. He's caught backpacking fever from me and has been going with me on hiking and backpacking trips now for the past two years. Fair weather and happy trekking to you!
Thank you again! Glad your son watches with you! I was in the Sawtooths a few years ago, up and over the Kramer divide, Alice, Toxaway lake etc in early season snow, wonderful place
Stunning location. Can you tel me where it is? When I google 61.7° I get a location east of Viksoyri. I can't understand your starting point. Can you share the route?
Can you drink the water directly from streams in Jotunheminen, or did you bring some kind of filter? I'm going hiking there in august, but after researching a bit I'm confused if it safe to just drink the water as it is.
@@user-nature-lover I am using the Sony 24-105 f4 and the Tamron 17-28 f2.8, the Tamron mostly for the in camp cooking shots. I shoot in pp10 with HLG2 to get HDR footage.
You’ve stuck with that Marmot Tungsten UL 1P tent for a couple years now and have used it in some pretty severe conditions. What’s your overall impression? Likes & dislikes?
I like it, it is not a very solid tent, but it is cheap and lightweight, havent had the need to replace it with anything else. I do however have other tents for when the forecast is bad.
@@NorwegianXplorer I got the Plex Solo tent from Z Packs for a rigorous trip requiring an Ultralight setup. Great tent, light weight but it has its issues. After using that tent I realized how much I really liked the Marmot tent. It’s relatively lightweight, easy to setup/tear down, has an air vent to minimize condensation issues, free standing (easy to move/adjust & clean debris out of tent), double walled (retains more warmth), when fly is velcro secured to tent poles and with 2 guyout points it is bomb proof, fly material doesn’t sag, relatively roomy for a 1P, has a large vestibule area, and has a small footprint (fits into tighter tent spots). My only complaint is I wish the mesh didn’t go so low on the side opposite the door. On cold windy nights it can be a bit breezy inside the tent. Other than that I’ve been quite pleased with it for shoulder season and summer usage. What’s on your agenda for 2023?
@@SummitSeeker546 I just got an RV, so I will be traveling around a lot hopefully, would also love to get to the US at some point, but prices have been crazy this past year.
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Just fantastic as uasual. You have inspired and motivated me so much. Have started planning a 3-4 months holiday in Norway. Cannot wait for your nest trip.
Wonderful! Thank you so much!
This is like Scotland but on a whole different level 😍 Beautiful place
It is!
Exactly, only Scotland is far more rugged 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🌧🌧🌧🌧🌧🌧🌧🌧🌧🌧.
What a wonderful landscape.
The music in the last minute is as an ode to this incredibly awesome scenery. You were a lucky man to experience that beauty with its glaciers, its white-clouded blue skies reflected in the lakes and fjords. The early-autumn colours, brilliant in the sun, magnificent ! Ich freue mich für dich, Jarl ! Welch eine wunderschöne Erlebnis !
Thank you Regine!
When I see a new video of your appear, I fix a meal, fix some hot flavored coffee, then sit down in front of my computer so I can watch & enjoy every second.
Thank you for speaking English in what little dialog you speak. Thank you for taking so much time to film & edit your real-life outdoor adventures to share with us. So much backtracking, to retrieve your photographic equipment & with a heavy pack on your back.
15 minutes into this video - which Brand/model grey puffy jacket are you wearing?
I love seeing all that clean water, waterfalls, snowpack, lakes & a part of the world I can enjoy, thanks to you.
Mother Nature was most kind to you during this outdoor adventure; you have managed to capture the very best & most scenic that she has created.
32 minutes into this video - what were those animals with horns?
I'm riveted to my chair in front of my computer while watching every second of each & every video.
Yes, I "liked" your video; am a long-time subscriber.
Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada.
Thank you always! I probably have an Arcteryx Cerium down jacket, and the animals are reindeer, Rudolph in person🙂
No Words Simply Beautiful !! After Doing a Hike ( Camping Adventure ) in this Breathtaking Beautiful Place , You must be sad leaving and back in city in crowd. These Places Heal a Person from inside out. Just Fantastic.
Glad you enjoyed it! I am always sad to leave1
So big. So beautiful. And bright, tranquil weather. Thanks.
Thank you too!
So beautiful landscabes. This was a perfekt video.Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed it very much. Have a great weekend.
Thank you so much!
So peaceful. So beautiful. Thank you for all the effort you put in to share this with others.
Glad you enjoyed it Kate!
Hi,Man! What a wonderful world. I Agree with you 100%. The most beaultiful footage. Great! Marvelous. Thank you for bring us these moments... Rogatto Vagner - Brazil
Thank you Vagner!
Wonderful. Stunning scenery superbly captured. Thanks
Thank you so much🙏
...beautiful Jotunheimen, home of the giants 😀 fantastic vid 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Hello.
Yesterday, for the first time I watched a video of you, because my wife and me, we will go hiking Jotunheimen this Summer. And what can I say...I am realy impressed by your film(s)...Your Hike and your videos are just stunning, awesome , beautiful. You did a great hike and absolutly stunning films of this beautiful and gigantic landscape! Thank you so much...We can`t loojk forward beeing there. Of course I subscribed to your chanel. We will watch any film of you! Wish you all the best! Greetings from Germany
Thanks, and welcome to the channel:-)
Just Stunning from A to Z
Thank you Butch:-)
So beautiful scenery! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
Breathtaking scenery!
Agreed!
Simplesmente fascinante!!!obrigada por mais esse vídeo
My pleasure, thank you!
I've been there in 2005, might have camped at some of these exact spots. I really need to go back. It's a magic place.
"Like Glacier National Park and the Alps mixed with the tundra of Iceland and Alaska". Like I mentioned before, I have to come back to Norway, but next time in summer! Cudos to the routes you pick and they way you deliver it to my living room when I can't travel & hike myself! Great job...cant wait to see the next video!
Thanks Andreas, glad you enjoy it!
Fantastisk video ! Ekstremt bra filmet og Norge er bare helt fantastisk 👍👍👍
Tusen takk Audun, dette er Norge på sitt fineste👌
Wonderful, Nothing beasts the beauty of natural, amazing landscapes. Beautiful photography, i love the courage you show to go and do everything by yourself, is so great . good luck 😍
Thank you so much 😀
Beautiful sceneries!
Indeed!
Thanks for making these videos. They are so special to me.
You are so welcome!
Gorgeous scenery!!
Indeed, thank you!
Superb video. We’re hoping to make our first trip to Norway in 2023. We’ve been looking for ideas and options..Jotunheimen national park keeps coming back to us. That’s a sign!! Lol . Would you have further detail on the the route you took, a GPS route perhaps? Many thanks Lisa & Dave
Thanks, you can download a map and GPX of this trip on my patreon page
@@NorwegianXplorer just seen that on part two. We’ll work it out. Cheers 🍻 👋
Дзякуй очень тикава .
I just found you on TH-cam! You have some of the most awe-inspiring, jaw dropping videos that I have seen!
Just breathtaking. I am certainly going to follow you
Wow, thank you!
Mind boggling Jarl. Your videos give such a sense of complete solitude that it’s as if you are the only human on planet earth. The landscape is almost other worldly.
Just started subscribing. Looking forward to devouring the rest of your videos.
Many thanks
Stephen 👍
Thank you so much Stephen!
Great hike as always. Fantastic views. Wishing you a great day 👍
Thanks, you too!
Stunning scenery. Lots to see. Love to be able to traverse the peaks above the glacier area especially across from where you camped first night, say 30 minute mark in vid. Good work, lot of doubling back and forth. Look forward to P 2. The Marmot looks interesting. Hope it is dry.
Thanks Sam, the tent wasnt put to the test on this trip, it gets below freezing in the next episode but a good tent for this trip
the best yet! magnificent views and good clear weather. I assume this was in northern Norway, correct?
Thank you Leland, central Norway, Jotunheimen NP
Peisaje de vis!!!
It is!
Wow! Love this, it’s so beautiful. Great work 👏 👏 keep up the good work
Thank you so much!
This could b the cleanest place on earth. Jale thank u for the effort u put n to share all this with us. U n ur camera r wonderful !
👍🙏❤
TJ
You are so welcome
Breathtaking
Thank you, its a wonderful place!
Hi Jarl (smile & a hug) QUESTION >>> "How Do You Keep Hiking/Moving With All Of These BREATH-TAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL Views Getting In Your Way?"
GOD BLESSES ALL.
Good question! Slowly hahaha!
Jeg har sett de førstr 4 minuttene nå, og dette gleder jeg meg til å se resten av 🤩 Jotunheimen om høsten er helt fantastisk
Hei Sindre, takk skal du ha! Jeg har begynt å bruke Sony A7m4 etter at jeg så videoen din om kameraene dine:-)
@@NorwegianXplorer så kult å høre! Kavliteten på denne filmen er utrolig bra 🙌 har du begynt å bruke slog også?
Takk:-) Jeg bruker pp10, altså HLG2, så jeg kan jobbe med og laste opp HDR filer:-)
@@NorwegianXplorer skjønner! Den brukte jeg mye på a7 også 🙌
Kult! Veldig fint å se på store nye TVer når det er HDR og 4k
Brilliant shots bud, cinematography here is outstanding. This was inspiring and majestically filmed!
Thank you so much🙏
Harika bir video, teşekkürler. Türkiye’den selamlar 🖖
Thank you, greetings!
Beautiful photography on all your adventures. 'Beautiful scenery from Norway. Have enjoyed your adventures. You are one tough dude to be able to survive all those snowstorms. But, then again, you are a Scandinavian!!! Takes one to know one! Quick question?--any plans for moving your adventures back to the US or other places? Always look forward to your next adventures.
Thank you, difficult to make any plans with the world being what it is at the moment
Awesome video
Thank you!
Very heard working your video
Keep it up 👍👏👌
Always support you ❤
Thank you so much 😀
bra jobba. bare hyggelig å ser på den filmen
Kult takk:-)
Nydeligt i Jotunheimen ❤ ønsker å male noen av desse motivene👍🏻
Only discovered your channel two weeks ago. Really love the video style and editing. It's done very unique which made me an instant subscriber. Just keep doing this amazing work! Cheers from Cape Town, South Africa
Thank you so much and welcome!
Epic views and the weather seemed to be on your side 😊
Any chances of sharing the route you took?
I’m planning a 5-6 day hike to Jotunheimen for next summer. Plan is to start at the end of July so maybe the weather is similar. What kind of highs and lows can I expect (temperature wise 😊) during the hike and how big of a factor does the sun ☀️ play out there?
The sun is so rare in this area that I would not count on it for anything like charging or drying stuff. The weather is usually bad no matter when you go, so I wait until there is a good forecast, this time it was in late summer, early fall. Expect temperatures below freezing and a lot of fog, so plan extra days for staying in camp. This video shows a rare week of great weather, so do not expect this kind of beautiful weather if you have a set schedule you need to follow.
It's just incredible what beauty, what atmosphere you were able to create. This is truly a meditative experience watching you. I myself started making videos about my adventures, so I'm interested in everything. Grretings from Belarus tourist. 👍
Thank you!
Always stunning. What a planet.
Thank you:-)
Hei Jarl, can you tell me which route you have picked? Any name for that or an idea from where i can start? :)
This loop was started from Leirvassbu, you can also start from Spiterstulen or take the boat in to Memurubu from Gjendesheim
Hi, I've just been there, but in heavy rain, had better luck in Langsua and Rondane. I wonder what was your backpack weight without the camera gear?
Thats a shame, glad you got better weather in Rondane and Langsua. I have no idea about the weight without camera gear.
@@NorwegianXplorer a with it? :) i'm asking as I got too heavy bp and suffered a bit from it, wondering what weights people get for solo hikes
@@tmzlefilms My last trip in Muddus it was 12 kg with camera gear and 6 days of food, I think I am usually at around or below 15 kg for a week
Thank you for the inspiration. An other great location for my bucket list. I plan to visit Norway in one of the coming years. Your videos are a great source of places to add to my itinerary.
The lake at about 35 minutes, is that Gjende?
Thank you, yes it is!
Hei Jarl. Fantastisk video som vanlig. Can you share some thoughts about the precautions you take when hiking alone and and not using trekking poles? That looks like some really rough territory and a lone hiker is one fall away from a very bad day.
Thank you, trekking poles will not keep you safe, an ice axe might if you where on snow or ice. I trust my legs more than I would trust trekking poles.
Ok. It’s a very personal choice, I guess. I’ve found one pole to be a great help in steep terrain, two poles to be kind of a pain in the ass.
@@mesquitoful Yeah, most people use them these days
Absolutely breathtaking landscapes, and as always, phenomenal cinematography from you, Jarl! What camera do you use for filming your videos, or are you using your iPhone? I'm in Idaho, a few hours away from the Sawtooth Wilderness Area (approximately 3.5 hours). I watch your videos on my own, but I've recently introduced my son to your TH-cam videos and we watch them together when we have lunch. He's caught backpacking fever from me and has been going with me on hiking and backpacking trips now for the past two years. Fair weather and happy trekking to you!
Thank you again! Glad your son watches with you! I was in the Sawtooths a few years ago, up and over the Kramer divide, Alice, Toxaway lake etc in early season snow, wonderful place
Stunning location. Can you tel me where it is? When I google 61.7° I get a location east of Viksoyri. I can't understand your starting point. Can you share the route?
Jotunheimen Norway😃
@@NorwegianXplorer what time of the year did you do this?
@@percepcionprimitiva This was early September
Can you drink the water directly from streams in Jotunheminen, or did you bring some kind of filter? I'm going hiking there in august, but after researching a bit I'm confused if it safe to just drink the water as it is.
Yes it is safe, but dont drink where the cows are. I have never filtered in Norway. Drink from running streams and not stagnant pools
Nobody filters water in Norway
Watching from pakistan
Thank you!
Fantastic!! Are you still only using the iPhone for recording?
Thank you, this was shot with a sony a7m4, so a little bit of an update on the camera🙂
@@NorwegianXplorer your composition is the best I have seen on TH-cam. Stellar!
@@wolfeadventures Ah! Thank you so much, really appreciate it!!🙏
Where exactly is this national park located in Norway??? Thanks and greetings from Italy
This is Jotunheimen national park
Hi,
What camera do you use for the recording of your camping? The videos are so crisp and clear!
I use a Sony A7m4
Thank you! May I ask what lens is used? I am planning to by a mirror less Sony camera for recording videos from the nature.
@@user-nature-lover I am using the Sony 24-105 f4 and the Tamron 17-28 f2.8, the Tamron mostly for the in camp cooking shots. I shoot in pp10 with HLG2 to get HDR footage.
How do you decide on a camping spot in these areas?
I have a general idea of where I wanna camp and then I walk until I find something sweet:-)
shout out for all the extra meters this man did to walk back to the camera :)
Thanks, always good to walk a bit!
You’ve stuck with that Marmot Tungsten UL 1P tent for a couple years now and have used it in some pretty severe conditions. What’s your overall impression? Likes & dislikes?
I like it, it is not a very solid tent, but it is cheap and lightweight, havent had the need to replace it with anything else. I do however have other tents for when the forecast is bad.
@@NorwegianXplorer I got the Plex Solo tent from Z Packs for a rigorous trip requiring an Ultralight setup. Great tent, light weight but it has its issues. After using that tent I realized how much I really liked the Marmot tent. It’s relatively lightweight, easy to setup/tear down, has an air vent to minimize condensation issues, free standing (easy to move/adjust & clean debris out of tent), double walled (retains more warmth), when fly is velcro secured to tent poles and with 2 guyout points it is bomb proof, fly material doesn’t sag, relatively roomy for a 1P, has a large vestibule area, and has a small footprint (fits into tighter tent spots). My only complaint is I wish the mesh didn’t go so low on the side opposite the door. On cold windy nights it can be a bit breezy inside the tent. Other than that I’ve been quite pleased with it for shoulder season and summer usage. What’s on your agenda for 2023?
@@SummitSeeker546 I just got an RV, so I will be traveling around a lot hopefully, would also love to get to the US at some point, but prices have been crazy this past year.
Hej Jarl, do you remember the approx. temperatures in the Park itself? Was it below or near freezing?
Below freezing one night
Do you use any GPS device?
I have a gps on my phone so yes
👏🏕⛰👌🇳🇴🤠
Do you know how to get here without a car? I can fly to bergen or Oslo
There should be busses getting you to Lom and then to the trailhead, you can email DNT at dnt.no and they will explain the route
@@NorwegianXplorer Thank you very much!!! :)