N+1 always apply 😉

Would like one too, problem for me is that I can't figure outs who is into that stuff here...

Nutty swede who has no clue what I'm doing.
Riding a fatbike named the mistress, probably loaded with way too much stuff
But I get a workout & she put a smile on my face

Of course you should, it will give you some new experiences (if you never done one during the cold months before)

Marketing language?

You are in for a treat if you do, especially if it's a trip at a place with lots of snow (around a meter or so) one of the benefit is that you learn some new skills...

Troll bridge is based on a short novel made by STP, and was made by snowgum films

They might be hard to find, since I think they were made in the 90s
There's also the recently released animated movie of the Amazing Maurice And I think STP was also involved in a movie (might be a short one) called the troll bridge

Color of magic, the hogfather & going postal
Then they made 2 cartoons of Soul music & wyrd sisters

Looks like they have withdrawn from the series

There is also South Downs way which according to @momentummag.bsky.social has one of the most beautiful scenery in their world (Its on top 5 of their list)

Every weather is cycleable 😉

If you have the bike for it, there is always the Cairngorms or Highland 550

Personally i would go up north rather than down south, mostly beacuse im not a huge fan of warm weather (cant handle it very well)

Didn't know it was your first.

Depending on what seems most attractive to you, I think Scotland might be a good option (or the UK in general) since there seems to be a fair amount of established routes there already and from what I've seen through social media, the nature is stunning.