69 Degrees North is a breathtaking new travel series created by longtime Trilogy Squad Member and friend Kim Kristiansen — offering a rare, deeply personal look at Norway unlike anything you’ve seen before.

Filmed across vast Arctic landscapes, remote islands, historic fishing villages, and dram...

69 Degrees North is a breathtaking new travel series created by longtime Trilogy Squad Member and friend Kim Kristiansen — offering a rare, deeply personal look at Norway unlike anything you’ve seen before.

Filmed across vast Arctic landscapes, remote islands, historic fishing villages, and dram...

The higher you climb, the smaller you feel.

In Episode 2 of 69 Degrees North, Kim ventures deeper into Norway’s dramatic alpine landscapes — where jagged peaks rise straight from the sea, fog drifts across narrow ridgelines, and every step upward feels both humbling and exhilarating.

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Kim travels through the legendary fjords — vast, glacier-shaped waterways surrounded by towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and centuries of history etched into the land. By boat and by road, he explores remote villages, hidden viewpoints, and some of the most awe-inspiring scenery anywhere in...

Traveling by ferry through the northern coast, Kim explores small fishing villages, tight-knit communities, and dramatic island landscapes shaped by the Arctic sea. Life moves differently out here — slower, quieter, and deeply connected to the water. With limited populations and vast open surroun...

Kim follows winding coastal roads, ferry routes, and remote stretches of shoreline shaped by centuries of wind, waves, and maritime life. Fishing villages cling to the edges of cliffs, small harbors shelter boats from the Atlantic, and the scenery shifts constantly between calm waters and wild no...

In the final episode of 69 Degrees North, Kim makes the long drive south through shifting scenery that tells the story of Norway itself — from the stark Arctic terrain of the north to the greener valleys and coastal regions of the south. Ferries, mountain passes, remote campsites, and quiet refle...