This is my first uploaded travel video on my channel and I am totally new to filmmaking and editing. I know that the video quality is'nt good at all, but hopefully it will get better with practice!

Did a ton of research on Norway and what I would want to do, this video is my hightlights on the trip.

My journey starts in Swedens third biggest city Malmö, and it took me about 7 hours to get to Norway. The goal with my journey was to see as much of Norway as possible and hopefuly get to Lofoten in the north.

1. Preikestolen, a hiking trail leading up to a beautiful view over the norwegian fjords. The Hike took about 2 hours to get to the top. 604 m over the sea.

2. Trolltunga is located aprox 5 hours from preikestolen by car. This Hike were much more challeging and took me about 3 hors to get to the top at the amazing view site of trolltunga. 1100 m over the sea.

3. Besseggen, venturing furthur in to Norway to Joutenheim national park to climb Besseggen. As I am setting up my tent at the base of the mountain a herd of sheep aprouched me, they appertly roam free in most of Norway. Besseggens highest point is aprox 1750 m over the sea. This hike took the longest time to do, about 7,5 hours. The view over Besseggen were amazing and breathtaking!

After my first few hikes ever made in Norway my sight was on getting to Lofoten. I felt some homesickness from the colder alltitudes of Norway, back home the summer just started with about 25-30 celsius meanwhile in Norway is were 12-15 celsius.
I had my mind set and continued my journey.

4. Geirangerfjorden, is a beatiful sight to stopp and appreciate. To acess the top you drive up to its peak and park, then walk for 5 m to get this amazing view over one of the most iconic fjords in Norway. Its hight 1476m over the sea.

5. Trolltunga, on the way to Trondheim I stompelled upon this magnificient road down the mountain.

6. Trondheim, I did a quick stop at Trondheims church before driving to Lofoten.

It took me about 14 hours in car to reach the ferry taking me to Lofoten.

7. Lofoten, my last and final stop in Norway. Lofoten is a place I allways have dreamt about to visit and explore. Wildst in Lofoten I did a famous hike called Reinebringen fjell. This hike were alot diffrent than the others because of the 1600 steps to reach the top. Well at the top 550 m over the sea, you get the most amazing and breathtaking view of my life!
The weather was perfect, allmost windless and sunny.

For my journey back home to Malmö, I drove in to Sweden and down the many miles of flat land compared to Norway.