We went to Norway and hiked the Jotunheimen Historical Route, which took us four days. We did it with all our own food and tent and things. It was a very good holiday.
Have had the same problem like you had with goats, cows and sheeps in Norway. I ended once going rearly 30 kilometer on 1.5 liter of water. A tip is that you can always boil water. It's our tradition to have animals run wild in the mountains and forests during the summer months
Glad you liked the video! So yes I downloaded the map of the area on the maps.me app. The route is very well marked so while probably 90% of the time you can just follow the t signs, it’s probably a good idea to have a gps map for if the weather is bad (when we were up the mountain on day 3 the weather was so bad we couldn’t actually see the signs in front of us!! )
@@zeldabrufal thanks for that, I aim to hike in Norway next year so your video came up on my search. I've just returned from hiking in Sweden and could see the mountains looked stunning across the border around Kebnekaise. Well done to you both, and your vlog was both informative and entertaining 👍
