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Fjord & Fell '22
Travelogue
Something is broken this year, it's getting warmer instead of cooler. We find a nice parking space for the night and enjoy the evening hours in front of the house ;)
Something is broken this year, it's getting warmer instead of cooler. We find a nice parking space for the night and enjoy the evening hours in front of the house ;)
After leaving the two large lakes behind us, we look for a place for the night and enjoy a cool down.
After leaving the two large lakes behind us, we look for a place for the night and enjoy a cool down.
On the way to the next place to stay we make a stop at Fulufjället National Park. Surprisingly little going on here, that's how we like it.
On the way to the next place to stay we make a stop at Fulufjället National Park. Surprisingly little going on here, that's how we like it.
Overnight at the river.
Overnight at the river.
After entering Norway and a short refueling stop, it's off to Grimsdalvegen. We decided to spend the night there because of the beautiful landscape.
After entering Norway and a short refueling stop, it's off to Grimsdalvegen. We decided to spend the night there because of the beautiful landscape.
In changeable weather (our first day without air conditioning) we drive to the viewpoint Snøhetta. It is a short hike from the parking lot to Snøhetta.
In changeable weather (our first day without air conditioning) we drive to the viewpoint Snøhetta. It is a short hike from the parking lot to Snøhetta.
Great CP right on the fjord.
We spend the night on a private road in the middle of beautiful nature and even get free lambskin care. The next morning we go hiking in the mountains.
We spend the night on a private road in the middle of beautiful nature and even get free lambskin care. The next morning we go hiking in the mountains.
The full tourist program: yesterday Atlantic Road, today Trollstigen and Geiranger.
The full tourist program: yesterday Atlantic Road, today Trollstigen and Geiranger.
After there was just too much going on at Geiranger, we look for a place in the mountains and only enjoy eco-noise.
After there was just too much going on at Geiranger, we look for a place in the mountains and only enjoy eco-noise.
Impressive and awesome. Luckily there was little traffic, otherwise we would probably still be there today ;)
Impressive and awesome. Luckily there was little traffic, otherwise we would probably still be there today ;)
Very nice CP on the Lovatnet.
Very nice CP on the Lovatnet.
Glaciers are very trendy for us this year. The Kjenndalsbreen should not be the only one on our trip.
Glaciers are very trendy for us this year. The Kjenndalsbreen should not be the only one on our trip.
Even though we've been here more than once, we don't miss the hike to Briksdalsbreen. We end the evening on the campsite under the waterfall.
Even though we've been here more than once, we don't miss the hike to Briksdalsbreen. We end the evening on the campsite under the waterfall.
We visit Bøyabreen and Supphellebreen before continuing towards "Norway's highest pass road".
We visit Bøyabreen and Supphellebreen before continuing towards "Norway's highest pass road".
The nearest glacier is on Norway's highest mountain, a stunning road through equally beautiful scenery leads to the top.
The nearest glacier is on Norway's highest mountain, a stunning road through equally beautiful scenery leads to the top.
...beautiful area at about 1300m above sea level.
...beautiful area at about 1300m above sea level.
Private road Tindevegen
Private road Tindevegen
No matter where you land, it is beautiful everywhere.
No matter where you land, it is beautiful everywhere.
Small side roads take you to Old Aurlandsvegen.
Small side roads take you to Old Aurlandsvegen.
Since the weather is not so nice, we interrupt our journey and spend the night at the river again.
Since the weather is not so nice, we interrupt our journey and spend the night at the river again.
After a good night's sleep we continue towards Hardangervidda via the FV50.
After a good night's sleep we continue towards Hardangervidda via the FV50.
...pretty impressive
...pretty impressive
The last glacier of our tour is also the southernmost one in Norway, Folgefonna Glacier. The approach was also a real highlight, finally a road without disturbing crash barriers.
The last glacier of our tour is also the southernmost one in Norway, Folgefonna Glacier. The approach was also a real highlight, finally a road without disturbing crash barriers.
We were happy to drive the old mountain roads without much traffic, unfortunately (due to a tunnel construction site) all traffic was routed over it.
We were happy to drive the old mountain roads without much traffic, unfortunately (due to a tunnel construction site) all traffic was routed over it.
A fantastic pitch, on the river and in a quiet location.
A fantastic pitch, on the river and in a quiet location.
Incredibly beautiful & hard to put into words.
Incredibly beautiful & hard to put into words.
... a spiral tunnel is pretty cool.
... a spiral tunnel is pretty cool.
Slowly but surely it's back to everyday life, but we don't miss the lonely Swedish forests.
Slowly but surely it's back to everyday life, but we don't miss the lonely Swedish forests.
Very nice parking space, right on the lake with beach access.
Very nice parking space, right on the lake with beach access.
Our second private pitch in Sweden, super secluded, super quiet, super beautiful!
Our second private pitch in Sweden, super secluded, super quiet, super beautiful!
Our journey ends where it began about 3 weeks ago.
Our journey ends where it began about 3 weeks ago.
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Travelogue
Something is broken this year, it's getting warmer instead of cooler. We find a nice parking space for the night and enjoy the evening hours in front of the house ;)
Something is broken this year, it's getting warmer instead of cooler. We find a nice parking space for the night and enjoy the evening hours in front of the house ;)
After leaving the two large lakes behind us, we look for a place for the night and enjoy a cool down.
After leaving the two large lakes behind us, we look for a place for the night and enjoy a cool down.
On the way to the next place to stay we make a stop at Fulufjället National Park. Surprisingly little going on here, that's how we like it.
On the way to the next place to stay we make a stop at Fulufjället National Park. Surprisingly little going on here, that's how we like it.
Overnight at the river.
Overnight at the river.
After entering Norway and a short refueling stop, it's off to Grimsdalvegen. We decided to spend the night there because of the beautiful landscape.
After entering Norway and a short refueling stop, it's off to Grimsdalvegen. We decided to spend the night there because of the beautiful landscape.
In changeable weather (our first day without air conditioning) we drive to the viewpoint Snøhetta. It is a short hike from the parking lot to Snøhetta.
In changeable weather (our first day without air conditioning) we drive to the viewpoint Snøhetta. It is a short hike from the parking lot to Snøhetta.
Great CP right on the fjord.
We spend the night on a private road in the middle of beautiful nature and even get free lambskin care. The next morning we go hiking in the mountains.
We spend the night on a private road in the middle of beautiful nature and even get free lambskin care. The next morning we go hiking in the mountains.
The full tourist program: yesterday Atlantic Road, today Trollstigen and Geiranger.
The full tourist program: yesterday Atlantic Road, today Trollstigen and Geiranger.
After there was just too much going on at Geiranger, we look for a place in the mountains and only enjoy eco-noise.
After there was just too much going on at Geiranger, we look for a place in the mountains and only enjoy eco-noise.
Impressive and awesome. Luckily there was little traffic, otherwise we would probably still be there today ;)
Impressive and awesome. Luckily there was little traffic, otherwise we would probably still be there today ;)
Very nice CP on the Lovatnet.
Very nice CP on the Lovatnet.
Glaciers are very trendy for us this year. The Kjenndalsbreen should not be the only one on our trip.
Glaciers are very trendy for us this year. The Kjenndalsbreen should not be the only one on our trip.
Even though we've been here more than once, we don't miss the hike to Briksdalsbreen. We end the evening on the campsite under the waterfall.
Even though we've been here more than once, we don't miss the hike to Briksdalsbreen. We end the evening on the campsite under the waterfall.
We visit Bøyabreen and Supphellebreen before continuing towards "Norway's highest pass road".
We visit Bøyabreen and Supphellebreen before continuing towards "Norway's highest pass road".
The nearest glacier is on Norway's highest mountain, a stunning road through equally beautiful scenery leads to the top.
The nearest glacier is on Norway's highest mountain, a stunning road through equally beautiful scenery leads to the top.
...beautiful area at about 1300m above sea level.
...beautiful area at about 1300m above sea level.
Private road Tindevegen
Private road Tindevegen
No matter where you land, it is beautiful everywhere.
No matter where you land, it is beautiful everywhere.
Small side roads take you to Old Aurlandsvegen.
Small side roads take you to Old Aurlandsvegen.
Since the weather is not so nice, we interrupt our journey and spend the night at the river again.
Since the weather is not so nice, we interrupt our journey and spend the night at the river again.
After a good night's sleep we continue towards Hardangervidda via the FV50.
After a good night's sleep we continue towards Hardangervidda via the FV50.
...pretty impressive
...pretty impressive
The last glacier of our tour is also the southernmost one in Norway, Folgefonna Glacier. The approach was also a real highlight, finally a road without disturbing crash barriers.
The last glacier of our tour is also the southernmost one in Norway, Folgefonna Glacier. The approach was also a real highlight, finally a road without disturbing crash barriers.
We were happy to drive the old mountain roads without much traffic, unfortunately (due to a tunnel construction site) all traffic was routed over it.
We were happy to drive the old mountain roads without much traffic, unfortunately (due to a tunnel construction site) all traffic was routed over it.
A fantastic pitch, on the river and in a quiet location.
A fantastic pitch, on the river and in a quiet location.
Incredibly beautiful & hard to put into words.
Incredibly beautiful & hard to put into words.
... a spiral tunnel is pretty cool.
... a spiral tunnel is pretty cool.
Slowly but surely it's back to everyday life, but we don't miss the lonely Swedish forests.
Slowly but surely it's back to everyday life, but we don't miss the lonely Swedish forests.
Very nice parking space, right on the lake with beach access.
Very nice parking space, right on the lake with beach access.
Our second private pitch in Sweden, super secluded, super quiet, super beautiful!
Our second private pitch in Sweden, super secluded, super quiet, super beautiful!
Our journey ends where it began about 3 weeks ago.
Our journey ends where it began about 3 weeks ago.
Comments (4)
Comments from Freeontour users
Ganz tolle Bilder und Reise!! Wir als Skandinavien und Wohnmobil-Neulinge würden gerne auch so eine Reise machen - mit ruhigen Plätzen und viel wandern mit unseren beiden Hunden.
Frage: welche Fähre habt ihr genutzt von wo nach wo - und ist es empfehlenswert?
Wir nutzen immer nur die kurzen Fähren, Rostock - Gedser (<2h) oder Puttgarden - Rødby (45min). Da darf unsere Fellnase mit nach oben und muss nicht im Auto auf dem lauten Fahrzeugdeck bleiben.
Ganz tolle Bilder. Wir waren auf ähnlicher Route in 2010 und schwärmen heute noch. Danke für den Bericht, das macht uns Laune evtl. nächstes Jahr noch einmal nach Norwegen zu fahren.
Hallo Conny, vielen Dank für dein Lob. Wir hatten echt riesen Glück mit dem Wetter, in drei Wochen nur 2 Tage Regen. Die Registrierung von Luna 🐾 für Schweden haben wir einen Tag vor der Einreise online erledigt. Für Norwegen nutzen wir seit vielen Jahren die 28 Tage Regelung, somit gibt's auch bei mehrfachem Grenzwechsel keine Probleme. Zu unserer Überraschung gab es am Grenzübergang (von Idre nach Norwegen) keinen besetzten Grenzposten. Wenn der Posten besetzt ist gehst einfach mit dem Haustierpass rein. Da wird dann geschaut ob das Vakzin zugelassen ist und das Datum stimmt. Den Link zur online Anmeldung und den norwegischen Einreisebestimmungen für euren 🐕haben wir auf unserer Webseite hinterlegt: www.planlos.reisen
Liebe Grüße
Mel, Micha & Luna 🐾
Wunderschöne Fotos und interessante Strecken, die ihr gefahren seid. Vieles davon kennen wir von Reisen in den letzten 20 Jahren.
Ihr habt ja Glück mit dem Wetter gehabt. Wir waren im August in Südnorwegen unterwegs und hatten so viel Regen wie schon lange nicht mehr. Immerhin gab es deshalb wundervolle Wasserfälle.
Ihr seid mit Hund unterwegs. Was habt ihr an den Grenzübergängen gemacht? Für die Einreise nach Schweden ist die Registrierung erforderlich und für Norwegen eine Wurmkur. Habt ihr euch nach Idre irgendwo in Norwegen gemeldet? Wir haben jetzt auch einen Hund und sind auf der Suche nach verlässlichen Informationen.
Beste Grüße und im Voraus danke für Tipps zur Einreise mit Hund und gerne auch von anderen Erfahrungen mit Einreise mit Hund nach Norwegen und diversen Grenzwechseln zwischen Norwegen und Schweden.