This is a selection of trips I have been on. All trips took place in Norway and involves sleeping outdoors in a tent, under a tarp or under the stars unless otherwise noted.

2010

  • Sleepover in Nordmarka in -28 centigrades, winter.
  • Hardangervidda, winter, lowest temp -34 centigrades, 4 days
  • Saltfjellet, Arctic Norway, winter, 5 days

2009

  • Mt. Kilimanjaro (5896 masl) in Tanzania, 7 days.
  • Kalven (2034 masl) in Jotunheimen, cabin.
  • Smørstabbrean glacier, Jotunheimen, cabin, 6 days.
  • Hardangervidda, winter, 4 days.
  • Ifjordfjellet in Arctic Norway, winter, 6 days.
  • Jardfjordfjellet in Arctic Norway, winter, tent + cabin, 3 days.
  • Skarveheimen, winter, cabin, 2 days.
  • Nordmarka, winter, 2 days.
  • Jarfjordfjellet in Arctic Norway, hunting (103 km), tent + cabin, 8 days.
  • Rondane, 3 2000-meter summits in 8 hours ++, 3 days.

2008

  • Mt. Kilimanjaro (5896 masl) in Tanzania, no summit.
  • Blefjell, winter, 3 days.
  • Krokskogen, winter, 2 days.
  • Norefjell, winter, 2 days.
  • Pasvik in Arctic Norway, along the Russian border, winter, 6 days.
  • Nore og Uvadal, winter, 3 days.
  • Finse, winter, 2 days.
  • Norefjell, winter, 2 days.

2007

  • Hemsedal, winter, 2 days.
  • Norefjell, winter, solo, 2 days.
  • Skei, winter, 2 days.
  • Norefjell, winter 2 days.
  • Norefjell 2, winter 2 days.
  • Hardangervidda, winter, solo, 4 days.
  • Nordmarka, 3 days.
  • Nordmarka, solo, 3 days.
  • Femundsmarka, 4 days.
  • Børgefjell, solo, 7 days.
  • Nordmarka, 2 days.
  • Nordmarka 2, 2 days.
  • Nordmarka 3, 2 days.
  • Nordmarka, winter, 2 days.

2006

  • Normarka, winter, 2 days.
  • Fjorda, 3 days.
  • Normarka 2, 2 days.
  • Skarveheimen, 3 days.

2005

  • Fjorda, 3 days.

2004

  • Nordmarka, winter, 2 days.
  • Nannestadåsen, 2 days.
  • Fjorda, 3 days.

2003

  • Hemsedal, winter, 3 days.

Up until 1990 I spent a lot of time outdoors as I grew up in an outdoors oriented family in the Arctic region of mainland Norway. Every other weekend, for as long as I can remember, we hiked in the forest or the mountains, hunting, fishing, sleeping in tents and making fires, winter and summer alike. In my adolescent years I caught an interest in computers and urban activities and chose to stay home instead of following my parents outdoors. With the exception of a year of military service in 1997 I hardly set foot outside of the urban environment from 1990 to 2003. Luckily, that changed.

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