ローガランの絶景の山頂・トップ20

What a view! And what a magnificent natural terrace from which to admire the spectacle. At 375 meters above sea level, this superb window seems to open naturally, inviting you to marvel at the view. It is beautiful, the view is distant, wide, and makes time stand still.

If you're comfortable hiking, this is a relatively quick and easy way to reach a first-class viewpoint. You can see deep into the Lysefjord and, on a clear day, all the way to Stavanger. Admittedly, it's steep and sometimes slippery, but that also makes it very scenic. Good footwear and a moderate level of fitness are helpful to enjoy the hike.

I can only agree with the others. Difficult hike, very muddy and the rocks are very slippery. The way up (I took the short route marked with a dashed line) is very steep and you have to be really careful. I didn't want to take the same route back down, so I carried on hoping that the other route wouldn't be as steep, but it wasn't easy either. I actually lost my way once, but found it again quickly. I can't imagine doing this trail in bad weather, as you're walking over rocks a lot. I did the trail on a Wednesday at the beginning of September and didn't meet a single person. It took me about 5 hours without any long breaks. The view was great though, and in my opinion it was still worth it; you just have to be careful.

I would only go up if it was dry.

The 323-meter-high Dalsnuten mountain is located in the Sandnes region and offers breathtaking views. My experience: What Norwegians call an easy hike, I would classify as moderately difficult. Those who turn off directly at the lake are taking the "easier" option.

The hike to the summit is a true scenic highlight, with fantastic views of the fjord. The return route suggested by Komoot, off the main trail, seems like a good alternative to the busy path, but it's heavily overgrown, muddy, very time-consuming, and almost impossible to find without GPS. Without the Komoot map, we probably wouldn't have made it back to base camp. In retrospect, it was a cool experience, but during the hike, we weren't sure if we'd actually reach our destination. Very important: Make sure you have enough battery power on your phone! I recommend taking the same route back after visiting the summit and skipping the alternative route.

We can join you. Definitely not easy, but doable. We did the hike today with two boys, ages 9 and 13.

It was a steep climb, but I still found it quite pleasant by Norwegian standards. I hiked up on a Monday morning in mid-May and didn't see anyone. The view was incredibly beautiful. I should also mention that I almost always use hiking poles, which makes the ascent and descent easier.