Exploring the Wilderness of Sweden's Dalarna County

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Turns out Dalarna is an amazing place to head to if you're after a dose of Scandinavian wilderness. A big thanks to Haglöfs for kitting the team out for their journey into the heart of the county - which is in fact where the Haglöfs brand was originally founded.
Featured products:
Haglöfs' waterproof and breathable L.I.M GTX Jacket: tinyurl.com/9j8kvkbu
The L.I.M Mimic lightweight insulated jacket: tinyurl.com/6j4be7r2
L.I.M 35 litre backpack: tinyurl.com/28ehht5d
L.I.M Fuse Pants: tinyurl.com/56wx2cxj
And the lightweight L.I.M Mid Comp Hoody: tinyurl.com/3ndvyrur
Locations featured in this 3-day tour include:
Smidgården and the Siljansleden trail around Lake Siljan.
Fulufjället national park and the huts at Röjöstgorna: www.ecoadventure.se/
Old Tjikko, the 'world's oldest tree'
Njupeskär, Sweden's highest waterfall.
Filming: Giles Dean
Drone footage: Tommy Lönnebacke
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4 авг 2022

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@lonnebacke 2 года назад

It was a fun visit. Welcome back!

@PaulSmith-xh2ex Год назад

That was fab... Ive not been to Sweden to hike and camp, just Finland. Not to dissimilar terrains.

@PatrikHansson_Ezzet Год назад

no, it is not the highest waterfall in Sweden. It is about 300m coh located in Norrbotten

@nigelcollier301 2 года назад

Looks like you had a great time. Plus the freebies from Hagloff. I take it the LIM product is worth the monies and does the job. How about the durability?

@OutdoorsMagicTV 2 года назад

It was a brilliant place to visit. I highly recommend it - and well worth staying in Tommy's cabins. I've long been a fan of the L.I.M kit - I wore the previous iteration on my 300-mile run of all of Wales's mountains. It's all light but actually a lot more durable than many other jackets that are in the lightweight category. Will

@nigelcollier301 Год назад

@@OutdoorsMagicTV cheers.

@swedishpsychopath8795 2 года назад

It hurts me as a swede to admit this since swedes and danes has tried to steal Norways thunder for such a long time: But vikings came orginally from Norway. This video proves it beyond any doubt. The fjords FORCED the vikings to make boats to be able to travel inside Norway crossing the hundreds of fjords in Norway. Sweden and Denmark are both without fjords - so there was no need to invent boats there. Your video just made me realize this fact.

@lilcasca 2 года назад

what? the baltic sea,bronze age rock art with boats

@OutdoorsMagicTV 2 года назад

Well, that wasn't my purpose, but I'm glad it helped with something 😁Will

@swedishpsychopath8795 2 года назад

@@OutdoorsMagicTV We will need to rewrite the history books now - but it's worth it. Thank you for taking the world another step forward.

@matswinberg5045 Год назад

That is just wrong. No fjords ? What about Limfjorden in Denmark. The "Swedish" east coast (Sweden was not a nation at the time) had great inlets of water (Bråviken, Slätbaken) as well as large archipelagos and large lakes. "Swedes" travelled by boat along the coast under the Bronze Age. Read "Bronsäldersmordet" by archeologist Jonathan Lindström about one such journey. It is true though that the Swedish boats were smaller than the Danish and Norwegian seagoing boats because they sailed on Russian rivers. I have heard this crap before that Swedes and Danes were only "wannabe" Vikings compared to Norwegians from uneducated people. The oldest clinker-built boat found in Sweden was from the year 930. The oldest clinker-built boat in Denmark found is to my knowledge from 400-300 BC and circa 20 metres in length.