In summer 2012 I hiked and packrafted the length of Norway, a journey of four months and 2750km. Below you can find my full trip report!
An overview of all stages is listed in this table
Day 1-7: a false start in Southern Norway
Day 8-16: The entrance exam in Setesdalsheiane
Day 17-21: Racing across the Hardangervidda
Day 22-28: Skarvheimen, run-up to the Alpine mountains
Day 29-35: The roof of Scandinavia
Day 41-45: Muskox spotting in Dovrefjell
Day 45-53: Into Central Norway
Day 54-57: Solo again… and into the peat
A very close call at the Skurdalsjön
Day 58-63: Skjaekerfjella, and beyond…
Day 64-70: A perfect week hiking and packrafting Børgefjell
Day 71-74: One bivouac to rule them all
Day 75-82: Across the Arctic Circle in Saltfjellet
Day 83-90: Sulitjelma, Padjelanta and Sarek: through the wild hearth of Scandinavia
Day 91-97: North along the Kungsleden
Day 98-100: Autumn beauty in Ovre Dividalen
Day 101-107: Into the endless Finnmarksvidda
Day 108-116: Racing down Finnmarks rivers towards the Barents Sea
Willem Vandoorne's Travel Log 
Hi Willem, forgive my sin, but I finally could not resist the temptation to report your blog on backpackinglight.com (http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=70538)
PS: I would not be surprised if a publisher – e.g. Cicerone or Trailblazer – would be intrested in you writing a guidebook of the trail. Of the half billion Europeans, maybe a couple of thousands are just waiting for an ultra long distance wilderness trail – and dito guidebook – like N-America already has (PCT, CDT,…)
do you have a kml or gpx file of the route?