This documentary gives a nice impression, recommended!
"A film documenting the 440km trek through the arctic wilderness of northern Sweden.
Setting off in September 2015 from Abisko Mountain Station, we spent the next 30 days heading south for the finish line in Hemavan, encountering many wondrous sights and life changing moments along the way."
2016
The indie projects
(58:53)
If you're in for more...
2017
Ken Williams
(28:56)
And I have a third for you...
"Last year Team Yeti went to Sweden to hike the first 100km of the popular Kungsleden (King’s Trail). The trail opens for the summer season mid June, but 2015 brought a late spring to Sweden so even though our trip crossed the summer solstice (June 20-27), conditions were worse than expected and there was still a lot of melting snow. It was a slow, wet slog through the flooded valleys and the snow-covered Tjäktja pass. "
2015
Yeti Adventure Films
(9:03)
Still here? Great!
Let's have a look at this fourth adventure on the Kings Trail.
"We spent three weeks this summer hiking Sweden's Kungsleden (King's Trail)
from south to north.
Approximately 270 miles / 440 km in length it passes through
some of Northern Europes most pristine wilderness."
" Giaan Rooney treks the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trail in Wakayama prefecture, Japan, filled with ancient shrines, temples, breathtaking nature and traditional Japanese culture along the way. "
Have a look at the sister route of the Camino de Santiago.
Often pilgrims walk the Camino del Norte and at about Oviedo they continue on the Camino Primitivo. So they don't meet the last stages of the Camino del Norte.
What does the Camino del Norte starting in Gijon look like?
A focus on path and landcape.
2017
c.c.
(11:14)
Oh, by the way, if you're interested, here's the part of C.C. walking from Irun to Gijon ;-)