In Norway's Forgotten Fjords: Off-Grid Treks Above the Arctic Circle, I set out on a deeply personal journey through one of the most remote and hauntingly beautiful corners of the planet. This is not the Norway of postcards and cruise ships-it is the Norway few ever see. Beyond the bright harbors of Bergen and Tromsø lie forgotten valleys, hidden fjords, and trails that whisper stories of old Norse fishermen, Sámi reindeer herders, and the raw power of Arctic nature itself. From the icy stillness of the Lyngen Alps to the silent coves of Nordkapp, I hiked where mountains plunge into mirror-glass fjords and midnight sunlight paints the sky with gold. Each step was both an adventure and a meditation-a reminder that true wilderness still exists, where GPS signals fade and only the call of seabirds keeps time. Through snow, solitude, and starlight, I discovered the deep resilience required to live and walk above the Arctic Circle. Whether camping beside ancient stone boathouses or crossing windswept plateaus once walked by Viking traders, every path revealed a layer of Norway's spirit that remains fiercely untamed. Norway's Forgotten Fjords is part travel memoir, part wilderness guide, and part spiritual reflection. It is for trekkers, dreamers, and those who find peace in the sound of distant waterfalls and the smell of pine carried on the Arctic wind. If you've ever longed to escape the world's noise and rediscover stillness under the aurora, this book will take you there-step by step, fjord by fjord.