Overlanding in Norway Oktober 2021 - Part One - Mount Tron - by Land Rover Drive 

Wow, thank you! I woke up to this comment and you just made my day, here I'm sitting drinking my morning coffee! Thank you again and will take this with me into part two which I started editing yesterday. Best, Simon. 👍😀

Glad you enjoyed it! 👍😊 I think it’s on of the best ways you can spend a weekend. 👌

Thank you! 🤗 Was very happy with how they came out in the end. 👍😊

🤗🤗 Will do my best to deliver. 😉 Will try and visit more off-road areas next year and see how they are and maybe rate them in some way. 👍

@@LandRoverDrive I would love to visit Norway one day and get a chance to see some of the wonderful scenery there. I have a 2006 LR3 HSE 4.4 litre in Zambazi Silver (British Columbia, Canada)

Sweet music to my ears. 🤗🤗 Thanks for sharing and I’m glad you liked the video. Norway is definitely worth a trip or two. 😉

Hey Tony and thank you, I try to capture it all as best as I can. A great trip that was. 🏔️👌 Simon

So glad to hear that 🤗🤗 I want to go back there again but never going to be so lucky with the weather and light I guess. 😊

@@LandRoverDrive The weather was definitely on your side. Did Erik get his car moving eventually?

Yep, we were so lucky! You will have to see the next part for that answer. 😉 Will be out in couple of weeks I'm estimating.

@@LandRoverDrive Looking forward to it.

@@The-Observer 🤙😁

It is, it is. 🏔️👌 The views are amazing and ever changing especially with all the seasons. 👍 Not the most challenging, in the summer, to drive, but very nice to go overlanding. Thanks for watching. 😊 Simon

Yeah, it is an amazing road. We were super lucky so stay tuned for some amazing views! 😀

Thank you Rich, I hope you are going to enjoy watching this one. 👍😀

Thank you so much! 🤗 We were so lucky with the light and weather so made for a good setting. 👍

Hey back from Norway and thank you so much! Makes me so glad to hear that. 😀

Thank you so much Simon and say hi to you son from me. 😊 Yeah, get the engine in and get it back on the road where it’s supposed to be. 👍 Erik has been looking and thinking about it many times but not sure he dares to get a D3. 😅 The RRC was in it’s element though on that old mountain road. 🏔👌 Glad you enjoyed the video, it was a big edit so it means a lot hearing it wasn’t all bad. 😉😂

Yes dude get that engine swapped and get back over here. Or we can come to you 😄

@perry spalding - Definitely an option to head over. 👍 Should probably plan for turbo change and a crossover pipe change for when I'm there. 😅

@@LandRoverDrive you know you would all be very welcome here 😎😁@perry Spalding cross over pipe and turbo also being replaced and oil pump all tensioners, belts etc.inc the rear fuel ones and also injectors 😁

Hey Andrew and thank you so much. 😊 I think Erik wants every Land Rover he can get. 😂😂 It was a great trip and the guys made it so much fun. Glad to hear it gets through the screen. 😊

Thank you Mark and so glad to hear that! 😀 It was a big edit but happy how it turned out in the end. Any favorite bits or something you felt were missing?

Glad you enjoyed it and yeah, the road and scenery was amazing. Will go back later with the family so they can experience it too. Norway has so much to offer when it comes to views and it really picks up for the lack of hard off road tracks. Thanks for watching and your support! 👍😀

Thank you Erik, that means a lot since I think you are the one that has watched the most of the videos on the channel. 😀 Always great being on a trip with you and really fun to have Espen join. You guys did a great job with filming and made for some great content. 👌

Thank you so much! 😊 Videos will keep on coming as quickly as I can edit them. 👍

Thank you so much Jesus! 🤗 You just made my day. 🤙

Thank you Tom! 🤗 The RRC was the perfect car for the drive up the old mountain road, in terms of how it looks, it fitted in perfectly. Love the pan shot on the side of the road, looks like it was taken a long time ago. It's something special driving the old cars on old gravel roads and I miss the old Defender a lot in that regard. That said you get to enjoy the views outside in another way when driving the Discovery, no worries and you can relax and just drive. And film for my sake. 😀 I hope to get a bit of both in the end and will be looking at possible RRC's for the future. Glad you liked the video Tom, more RRC is coming in the next episode next week. 😉

@@LandRoverDrive don't get me wrong. The new vehicles are a dream to drive on long trips. But the old ones, like you said look so good on camera. Have a great one guys. Your videos always inspire me to go have my own adventures.

I think we have been the same page all along. 😀 Thank you and glad the videos can be of inspirations. Glad I can share my passions of overland and cars. 👍

Thank you Louise! Again, really glad to get feedback on my videos. This was a really unplanned trip, some basic points basically, and the trip on top came out of no where. But that's the fun part on our trips, to explore, see new places and not really know where we will end up in the end. 😊

@Rich that makes me so happy to hear. It's a bit of a long one but I felt it was the right way to do it this time. Amazing views and camp spots shared with amazing friends and likeminded people. Definitely need to get your Discovery over here for a trip or two. I will try get a website up and running with camps and routes in time. If you want full access and any question answered, to a limit :), consider becoming a Patreon. Will be worth it especially if you plan a trip to Norway. www.patreon.com/landroverdrive Thank you for joining in and enjoy the rest of the video and your morning coffee. :) Best, Simon.

So true! 👍😊 And great camera work. 😉 Thanks for helping out with filming, it really made a huge difference. 👌

Hehe, yeah it seemed to be the perfect place to end it. 😊 You can see the next part now, it’s just been released. 😉 Thank you for the nice words, don’t think they know what overlanding is. 😁😁

Thank you Mario! 🤗🤗

Hey Peter and thank you so much for joining in and sharing your thoughts during the Premiere. Norway is worth the trip as Australia is. Where in Australia are you situated? Seen so many videos from there so starting to get a slight overview. Will google it, can you drive it? The highest mountain in Norway, not drivable, is 2469, it's called Galdhøpiggen, you can see it in the EGR overland trip me and Erik did in Jotunheimen. There will be a follow up on this, a part two, it will be out in a couple of weeks I'm estimating. :) If there is something you think I should add to part two let me know. 👍 Simon

@@LandRoverDrive I'm located in northern NSW, on the east coast of Australia, about halfway between Sydney (NSW) and Brisbane (QLD). Coffs Harbour is nearby and it has some of the most intense 4WD tracks in the country, plenty of videos on RU-vid if you want to see some. Mount Kosciuszko can be driven for the most part but not right to the top. I have seen every video that you have posted but remembering names of all the destinations in them is beyond my brain power - but I will take particular note when you do your follow up visit with Erik.

Don't know how many times I have heard the name Coffs Harbour on @4wd247 channel, but it's many times. :) Half way between Sydney and Brisbane, isn't there a political center where meny of the politicians live? Think a saw a documentary about it. 🙂 You have seen all the videos, that's so cool to hear and warms my heart. I hope then you have noticed a bit of improvement along the way. 😅 Thank you again for your support Peter, I really appreciate it. Best, Simon.

@@LandRoverDrive Yes Simon I have noticed a lot of improvement in your videos from the early ones, but that's not saying the early ones were bad or not enjoyable. You are also correct regarding the north coast of NSW up to the QLD border having a concentration of celebrities, movie stars, and politicians calling the region home, and for good reason, a laid back lifestyle with beautiful scenery and an excellent climate - although it probably wouldn't be cold enough for you :)

@@Peter-xtreme Hehe I bet. 😅 Had a trip to Spain this summer and I almost shed a tear when I got back . Could finally breathe and felt mye energy returning in my body. 😂😂 Like a bit of heat but what you are seeing is just insane for a northerner like me. 😄 But would love to visit Australia at some point just to drive some of the tracks you got down there. 👌👌

Thanks man! 🤙😊 More good stuff on the channel and more to come. 😉

It really is! Good weather? We were so lucky I can’t believe it. 😊

@@LandRoverDrive yes very good weather clear sky and just below freezing at night

@@michaelbaynielsen823 Sounds perfect, I love a good chill in the morning so you can feel the warming sun when it comes up, a cup of coffee and I don't think my day could start any better. 👌

Tusen takk Christoffer! 🤗🤗 Tron er helt klart verdt både en og to turer go hyggelig å høre at videoen inspirerer til tur. 👍 Får selv lyst å dra på tur når jeg gjenopplever turen. 😊

Thank you Edwin and thank you so much for all your support! Let me know if you would like to join a trip at some point. 😉 And if you have anything to add to the video, best parts, things missing or stuff you want to see more of, let me know. Simon

@@LandRoverDrive That would be epic! :D I'm driving an Volvo XC40 Recharge nowadays but with a bit of effort could turn it into an overlanding vehicle.

Thanks for being open to feedback ^^ I'll let you know if I spot something

The car does not matter, I thinking about doing a video with the Nissan Leaf just to prove that point. 😉 Would be a fun video. XC40 is a nice car, both in drivability and looks! I will keep you updated on Patreon when the trips are happening. 👍

@@LandRoverDrive Something like this Top Gear challenge but with a Leaf? :') ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nKGLXnJfKwY.html

That's great Rune, Coffee is in hand and I'm ready. ☕😀

Aloha Keith! 😀 Olson, sounds like a Swedish version of Olsen. Thank you for following the channel and watching the videos. There is a god mix of both on this channel for sure. 😀 I saw a documentary about Hawaii and saw the mountain I think, I don't remember the name but it was so high you could go skiing or snowboarding up on the top which made me think. Snow is not what comes to mind when thinking about Hawaii. Bot your lucky to have a bit of both, mountains and the beach. 👌 Low gear, I think it was good to put in there cause my wifed actually asked when I said how steep it really was. And that got me thinking that not everyone that is watching on youtube knows this so good to just add it. If just one person learn something then the video was worth making. 👍 A 110 HCPU is really nice and I would Definitely have one if I could. I miss my 110 and will get an older Land Rover again at some point, maybe for my 40th birthday in three years. 😉 1985 RRC is the goal. Lovely to hear from you Keith, always great to get comments from around the world. I find it so cool that someone in Hawaii is watching videos I have made in Norway. If ever in Hawaii, would have been an amazing to experience, I will definitely keep that in mind. Best, Simon.

@@LandRoverDrive Correct, my last name comes from Swedish linage. I believe the second “s” was dropped when my ancestors migrated to the US in the 1910’s from Orebro & Nykoping, Sweden. I appreciate all the video’s you have uploaded over past few years. I really enjoy watching the breathtaking scenery of Norway and your adventures in the back country. It appears you have a great group of people to share your Land Rover and off road passions. I also enjoy learning about Norwegian culture in your videos on top of all the great Land Rover tips. Keep up the good work! Here in Hawaii, people are either Makai (towards the ocean) people or Mauka (towards the mountain) people. I’m a Mauka person… I believe Norway may have Mauka and Makai people too. An aquaculture venture capital group call Hatch recently relocated their headquarters to Hawaii from Bergen, Norway where I work (Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii). I also find it interesting that halfway around the world, you can find knackebrod, lingonberries and Gevalia coffee in Hawaii. Hawaii has a berry called Ohelo that is very similar to the lingonberries. I believe there are more similarities than differences. Aloha!

@@keitholson7632 Hehe, we always have a pack of knekkebrød in the pantry. 😊 will try to add more culture in the next ones then, I as you, like to hear about other cultures. So interested and indeed there are a bit of a difference between the coastal and mountain people here in Norway as well. But maybe more fjord people, due to all the fjords. You get a bit of both. Thanks for sharing Keith, very interesting to hear/read. 🤓

@@LandRoverDrive I would encourage additional cultural information about the places you visit, foods you eat, maybe a word or two in Norwegian. (I know sometimes you and your club mates breakout in Norwegian, but it would be great if was a learning moment for the audience. Anyway, you're doing a great job teach people about Land Rover repairs, reviewing products and providing Land Rover adventures. I've learned a lot thus far! Aloha

Thank you for your insight, I will bring it with me for the videos to come. 👍 Always great to get good feedback as it makes the future videos better! Much more to come and much more to learn for all of us. Best, Simon. 😀

Hehe, what do you mean? The hair? 🤣

@@LandRoverDrive yes :D :D :D

Yeah, got some clear radio signals that day. 😂

Thank you so much! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

Thank you so much an sure. First camp was at Folldal Freecamp, "Folldal Fricamping" A really nice location with some good space so I think there should be room even during the summer. :) Not 3 last weeks of July can be a bit crowded due to the common summer vacation period in Norway. I would visit norway before that time. Best wishes and good planning!

Overlanding in Norway or in general?

I don’t have it remembered so need to check it later. 👍😊

It's allowed, it's not a radar tower, like military, it's an old broadcasting tower for tv and radio so nothing should say it's not allowed. I always check NSM map, the naturbase map and NOTAM to see if I'm allowed to film and fly the drone. 👍

I could not see the radar in any of your films, that´s why the question. @@LandRoverDrive

Aaah, now I understand, the other globe thing, I forgot about that one. It's not military so you are free to film it. 👍 I had forgot about that one but it just came back to me when you said it wasn't in the film, had to think really hard. 🤔 😂

Eeeeehhh..... nope😅😉😉

@@erikiversen4497 Did you find out what caused the trouble?

@@MorningNapalm check out part two 😉

@@erikiversen4497 Ooooohhhhhh I watched them in the wrong order! I have already watched part two and I didn't click that they belonged together :D

@@MorningNapalm 😅😊 then you know it was a Quick fix 😉