Monsen og nasjonalparkene - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Østmarka – Naturperle nær byen
Lars Monsen takes the subway back to the forest of his childhood and is rewarded with moments he never thought possible.
Øvre Dividal – Liv i landskap Rohkunborri
Generous nature and deep traces. Monsen and Teddy discover a thousand-year-old history that still lives in the mountains.
Raet, Jomfruland, Færder og Ytre Hvaler – Seil, snorkel og skjulte skatter
Lars Monsen explores four beautiful national parks – and discovers a vulnerable universe down at sea.
Folgefonna – Været bestemmer
A harsh national park presents challenges in what should be the first month of summer. But nature shows the way.
Jotunheimen – I fjellenes favn
Mountains, trails and tourist cabins make the park a favorite among hikers. But Monsen seeks the silence.
Seiland – Vill, vakker, voldsom
Monsen encounters steep mountains, no trails, capricious weather and glaciers on the way back in a national park that challenges even the experienced.
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