28/09/2022
Discover Lapland off the beaten track
Your Guide in Lappland – Andreas "Sancho" Querengässer
Long-distance hiking and extended cycling tours through Europe are my passion. Between 2020 and 2025 alone, I covered around 9,000 kilometers on foot and another 13,000 kilometers by bicycle.
Since 2010 I have been living in Swedish Lapland – a decision that has shaped my life.
Join me in these pristine landscapes: I offer guided tours in summer and winter in the mountains of northern Sweden.
Find the perfect tour for you
The vastness of Lapland – with its seemingly endless forests, countless lakes, and fascinating mountains – is one of the last remaining wilderness areas in Europe. Discover these landscapes with me: I offer guided tours in the mountains around Arjeplog in both summer and winter.
You want to join?
Be ready for your own adventure in the wilderness.
Why go with me of all people?
Why not?
- Check out my CV.
- Experienced being outdoors.
- Experienced as a self-employed entrepreneur.
- Over 60 years of life experience in this world is something.
- A calm person who loves and appreciates this country.
- Fit as a fiddle.
- I speak German, Swedish, and English.
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You could have been there!
Ever heard of post-trail blues?
My book Post-Trail-Blues will be published at the end of 2026 by North of the sun Publisher
What happens when an intense adventure ends – and everyday life suddenly feels alien? This book explores precisely this question. It sheds light on what lies behind the post-trail blues, how it manifests itself, and why it affects more people than one might think.
The book is about, among other things:
- How it feels and how you can recognize it
- Why it's important to understand it
- Whether and how it can be avoided
- Ways back to everyday life
The post-trail blues affects many: long-term travelers, outdoor guides, wilderness educators – but also people experiencing a period of transition after intense phases of life. The experiences gathered in this book helped me to better understand and cope with my own emotional rollercoaster. I'm not a doctor, but I 'm familiar with the topic. That's why I'm convinced this book can also accompany you on your journey.
