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Lapland
Raphaël Fiegen, Adventurer from Luxembourg, is planning to cross the Lapland. From Murmansk ( Russia ) he will do during the months of February and March, more than 1500 kilometers through the Russian, Swedish, Finnish and norwegian Lapland to reach Narvik ( Norway ). In 2014, he was already trying to make this expedition, but after one week he faced to climatic problems. He was in a warm period where the lakes and rivers weren`t enough frozen. The difficulty of this expedition will not only be that he will be alone in the Scandinavian wilderness, but they are going through the taiga and tundra. This means they will be above the tree line and goes into very difficult terrain. Furthermore temperatures around minus 35 degrees Celsius increase the difficulty of this expedition.