Cycling back the long way round. Getting caught in the rain in Norway so I decided to go back to my favourite country: Sweden. Seeing familiar sights in Denmark before meeting up with my dad and completing a European road trip the way it started: Together.
The final stage of the European Divide Trail that took me 7700km across Europe. An emotional and satisfying end to a route that has brought me so much joy.
Sweden comes to an end, and with it, The European Divide Trail. With just a short section through Finland and Norway left I’m now almost at the end of Europe. But not before sleeping on reindeer hide, camping near lakes and crossing the Arctic circle.
The Scandinavian leg of the European Divide Trail. Sweden is a true outdoor paradise and it is perfect for a wilder adventure. Wildcamping, skinny dipping in lakes and cooking over open fire. Sweden has it all.
Having no expectations for Denmark it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. No epic climbs or muddy tracks but just a joy to cycle. Amazing wild camping shelters and lots of viking remains to see.
Germany is an exciting milestone country during the European Divide Trail. Not only is it officially halfway but at the end of this I’ll be in Scandinavia!
Having crossed the border with France, the trail now takes me through vineyards and besides rivers before getting stuck in vosges because of mud. France never disappoints!
Riding through endless rows of olive trees to eventually conquer Spanish Mongolia and ending with a lush crossing into France. The European Divide Trail has now fully begun!