Hardangervidda solo: 120 km by packraft

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Chris' attempt to cross the Hardangervidda from north to south: Europe's largest high plateau, 120 kilometres, solo, on foot and by packraft. Through whitewater, snow and the endless vastness of Norway.

The plan was set, but the Hardangervidda had its own. In the film Chris shows how to deal with the unexpected, and in the loadout video which gear had to come along on a multi-day solo trip with whitewater and snow.

The trip at a glance
RegionNorway
TypeSolo multi-day trip with whitewater
PackraftAnfibio Revo CL with TubeBags
TentHilleberg Soulo
Luggagearound 26 kg for 5 days

Videos of the trip

Our videos are in German. On YouTube, most of them are automatically dubbed into English, and some reviews have an English voice-over.

120 km solo through Norway's wilderness: the full film

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4 days of wilderness with packraft, whitewater and snow

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My 5-day loadout (26 kg)

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Our boats on this trip

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