Thanks for sharing the photos. Stunning. Really looking forward to do this trip, probably next year though.
How did you find the long daylight hours / midnight sun ? I've not experienced that anywhere.
I got to the circle in the end of July, so no midnight sun
. (I took daughter with me, so constrained by summer hols) To get the best midnight sun you need to go a month earlier, so next year makes a lot of sense!
It was still extremely long daylight hours though which was really quite strange. I think official sunset was around 23:30 and sunrise at 02:00, but it was never exactly dark (though I generally found I was soon asleep after all the driving
)
I'd love to take a Roadster for the roads which are so traffic free as they wind through the Swedish forests and some of the mountain passes. Without the noise of an engine I'm sure I'd have spotted more wildlife
However logistics would dictate taking a Model S I suspect, and stick to the trunk routes, then do a few day excursions into the wilderness and back to a SpC.
Looking on the map, there's a SpC just north of the Arctic Circle at Storjord, from there head toward the Swedish border towards Merkenes on route 77/95 which is a road that rivals many of the famous alpine passes IMHO. You'd have to do an "out and back" as Sweden is devoid of SpC's north of Ostersund.
One of the (unexpected) highlights of my trip was stopping at 3 Hard Rock Cafes in 3 countries in one day. This should be easily replicable in a Model S
In fact I think with two drivers in the car you could beat that using a Model S and just Superchargers
