120 km lightweight backpacking in Swedish Lapland 

It was perhaps one of my most memorable and enjoyed hikes to date full with scenic mountain lanscape, a mixed bag of weather, mostly good though and lot's of alone time in the mountains - just the way I like it 🙂 Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Thanks Alex, yes it is my favourite place.

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thank you for your comments Karen! I just read my own notes in my trip report: brianoutdoors.blog/2019/10/08/day-6-camp-at-lake-allesjokk-to-camp-nissonjokk-20-1-km-11-09-2019/ "I was awoken at 8:07 am; the wind had shifted direction coming now from the east and blew with such force that the zippered door cord loosened and the fly door blew into me like a sail full with wind. It was no big deal as nothing happened and I could just fasten it again while lying in bed. To be fair the wind had changed direction, the Notch had been pitched since 16:30 pm the day before and it had survived a decent beating through the night. The Tarptent Notch didn’t let me down. It’s a great shelter and I liked the comfort that the partial solid inner tent gave me." I was camped in a very open area that night and the wind was really gusting at times. I used two 9" stakes on the ridgeline tie outs and only 6" stakes everywhere else. In hindsight I should of just packed 9" stakes then I wouldn't have had to use the rocks at this location. I used the rocks because I was worried that the 6" stakes would come out through the night. They didn't and that was great. I didn't use rocks on any other pitch for the other nights on this trip. Hope that answers your question?

Tak Ágústa 🙂

Thank you! Yes, I really enjoyed the the solitude on this one. Only met the crowds when I was on "hiker highway" but even then I was on trail a week before they were closing down the STF huts so it was fairly quite. Can't wait to travel up that way again.

Thanks Juan, I'm enjoying using Final Cut Pro. With each new project I'm learning new ways of doing things 🙂Glad you like the vibe.

Thanks Dave! I love the area up there. I really missed not being there in the mountains this year. I did upload some vlogs in a 5 part series for the hike last year but I never did a single movie about it so I thought that I should do one now that I'm getting the hang of Final Cut Pro 🙂 No, I didn't have the DCF version back then but I do want to get it up there on a future trip. Take care.

Thanks again Raymond! Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

@@BrianOutdoors The nature in Sweden is so beautiful.

Thank you! Yes, the secret with the Notch is getting the ridge-line taut, then she'll look great 🙂 / I hike solo 99.9% of the time. All of the filming is done by myself with the aid of a tripod. Thanks for commenting and watching.

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you