I think it's a good decision guys, The wife and I have done Norway, Sweden and Finland a few times and we always made it a summer thing, Arriving in the South of Sweden the first week of June, touring around then leaving first of second week of September as it starts to get cold. One trip we made the arctic circle on June 21st and were luckily it was clear sky's and was able to see 24 hours of sunlight, magic. As you say such long distances. Great camera work btw. Hope all is well with the brakes. 🙂

Hi, driving mountain roads in Norway you must do most of your breaking by letting the motor do the work. 🙏🏻 Use lover gear going down. Breaks are just to regulate and topping the brake effect. If not.. yes hot breaks.. and even more important in vinter. As overheated breaks kan look up if cooled down to quickly when parked in snow. Hope you have not ben scared off, so many nice places to see in Norway, and we like to think it is a good country for motorhome camping. If you go, I hope we see you back here sometime later. Good drone filming, like your production, have a good time what ever you choose 😉👍🏻

Really enjoying your journey! We have just got back from our first ever trip with a hired Motorhome. This was such a useful experience as it really helped us work out what was important to us in a Motorhome. As newbies we learnt so much and hope your videos can continue to guide us on our future journeys.

Beautiful landscapes and very funny part where the sun hides from you guys haha I'm always enjoying your videos, it's a like a beautiful escape for a few minutes every now and then :)

I have driven on Norwegian roads for almost 50 years and have never had problems with the brakes. Use low gear when driving downhill from the mountains. Very important! Now you know and welcome back. 😊

You guys are the luckiest, this is my dream, hello from Los Angeles CA

Mountain roads are stunning. Driving down hill you must control your speed by motor, if you use contaisly brakes they heat up and you might lose them.

Great video!

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If you have been raised in South African , Norway is like a walk in the park

I often see Tourists come to my own country and want to see it all in a few weeks. This causes them to spend all their time driving on very demanding roads and not fully enjoying what is on offer. I think they would be better picking a region to explore? That way they would enjoy it more, drive safer and we can welcome them back to explore another region later.

Such a shame. The scenery was gorgeous.