Trails like this are why we love SOLO HIKING || Silent Hiking in Sweden || Nordic Nature Hiking
Yes, trails like this are why we love solo hiking. Relaxing, mysterious and most importantly not monotonous. The nature of Scandinavia is exactly that, diverse and special. I shot this silent hiking video in Sweden, a trail that ends on a rock that rises a few hundred meters above the surface, and it was really a pleasure to explore this whole area.
This hiking trail is located in the Klevberget Naturreservat in the Östergötland region. The place is suitable for camping as well as easy walks. There are many paths, but by far the most beautiful but also the most demanding is the one that leads to the top of the rock. Klevberget is named after its distinct cliff, which rises steeply above the surrounding landscape. The rocky outcrop is a central feature, offering a striking contrast to the dense woodlands and flat plains in the area. From the top of the cliff, visitors can enjoy stunning views over the surrounding countryside, including nearby lakes and forests.
Solo hiking and camping in Sweden is an incredible experience, offering vast wilderness, diverse landscapes, and a strong culture of outdoor activities. The country’s unique “Allemansrätten” (the Right of Public Access) allows you to roam freely in nature, camp in many places, and truly immerse yourself in the Swedish outdoors.
A few tips if you are planning camping or hiking in Sweden:
-You can camp almost anywhere thanks to Allemansrätten, but it’s important to pick campsites that are both safe and sustainable.
Lakesides, meadows, and forest clearings are popular spots for setting up a tent.
-If you plan to camp in more remote areas (like northern Sweden), be prepared for rapidly changing weather, even in summer.
-National parks often have designated camping areas, shelters, or cabins (e.g., in Kungsleden), where you can rest for the night. Some parks also provide basic amenities such as composting toilets and water sources. Nordic nature hiking is a fantastic way to spend time, especially if you find yourself in the north of this Scandinavian country.
-For those who prefer not to camp every night, Sweden has a well-established system of huts and shelters (especially on trails like the Kungsleden), where you can rest and even cook indoors. The huts are often maintained by organizations like the Swedish Tourist Association (STF).
Solo hiking and camping in Sweden offer the freedom to explore stunning landscapes at your own pace. With its vast wilderness and accessible camping laws, Sweden is a paradise for outdoor adventurers!
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Equipment I used for this video:
A-roll camera is Canon R10 with lenses, Canon RF-S 18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM and Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM
The equipment for B-roll footage:
GoPro Hero 7
Iphone 15 Pro Max with ProRes
Gimbal OM4
Drone Dji Mini 2
The editing software is DaVinci Resolve Studio edition
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▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
00:00 - Cinematic Hiking Intro
00:55 - Hallstad ängar naturreservat
03:09 - Untouched Nature of Scandinavia
04:20 - Majestic Forests of Sweden
05:57 - Klevbergets naturreservat Sverige
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