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title: "Preparing for the Kungsleden "
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summary: Some thoughts about how and why I prepared that way for hiking the kungsleden.
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- Kungsleden25
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date: 2025-06-20T19:23:00.000Z
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---
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Some thoughts about how and why I prepared that way for hiking the kungsleden.
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## Preface
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It's important to know the following circumstances that somewhat informed my gear choices:
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### Goals:
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1. Get back home safely.
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2. Hike the northern Kungsleden.
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3. Hike the Kungsleden as far as possible.
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4. Have a good time along the way.
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5. Get back home on time.
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6. Stay budget friendly.
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7. Loose a few kgs of weight along the way.
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### Experience and other personal factors l:
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* I have hiked medium to long distances before.
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* That however is almost 10 years ago.
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* I'm not exactly in great physical shape ATM.
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* Its my first time hiking a "remote" trail. I am not used to resupply needing actual forethought.
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## Gear:
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