サンネスの絶景の山頂・トップ20

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 would only go up if it was dry.

Free parking. The drift road is easy to follow. The red markings will take you onto a path that is wet and rough. But they are easy to see, so if you don't have a map (or komoot😃) you can choose to be on the safe side. By the way, the mountain next to Selvigstakken is NOT called Dalsnuten, but Bynuten. Dalsnuten is located by Dale by Gandsfjorden and is another much-visited peak…

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.

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.

You should definitely do the hike if you are in the area. A really beautiful tour that is not overcrowded.

We can only agree - for us very demanding - but also very beautiful