I woke up at 05:45 for a 45 min yoga exercise which to me is the best way to start the day. The sun wasn’t up when I started but along the Yoga poses the mountain I viewed in front of my Yoga position changed…

Today we had a full day of training which means acclimatization through trekking to higher altitudes. The highest point we reached was 3970m.  We left our camp in Namshe at 05:45 and the target was a viewpoint close to Namche. We reached this within 30…

Sir Edmund Hillary and Tengzing Norgay climbed Mt Everest in 1953. Today we left the normal route up to Namche when Chhiring decided to give is something special. We trekked on exactly the same and original trekk that these gentlemen made with approx. 100 people…

Its great working with professional mountaineers. Chhiring Dorje Sherpa together with Robin Trygg make a great team together. One day of preparing and then we are off to Lukkla Airport in the high mountains. Weather changes fast but has just turned better and left the monsoon…

My goal with this miniadventure was to find a place somewhere in Europe with a great trainer for rock climbing techniques. I found one – and the adventure started with me traveling to Lofoten in Norway! I had just heard some words about the “place”…

Preparing for high mountains in Nepal require secure climbing skills. I realized this part needed some more in my case and I signed up with two great climbers: Andreas Bengtsson at Mountain Guide Travel and Nicolas Gafgo at Klätterkurser. This was so fun and a great training…

You can have lots of fun at a waterfall with an Olympus TG4!! Check this cool video from Kebnekaise.

Today we started with the ambition to trekk and climb up to Skartaklacken 1293m. Allready half way the weather changed so fast and fog & rain wasn’t a great option with snow and wind. But, things turned out to real fun walking down the river…

12:30 we reached the top of Kebnekaise 2109m! Despite the weather with rain, snow, clouds, mud, wind and fog – we made it!  Kebnekaise was more challenging than I expected. Already at 1500m most gloves were totally wet and combined with strong wind and 0…

Training is great but real mountains are better!  Now its time to leave for Kebnekaise – Swedens highest mountain. This is a great opportunity to see something new and I am so curious about the upcoming adventure. The plan is to land in Kiruna, in…