フォルダールの天然記念物・トップ20

The suspension bridge at the starting point is currently being renovated and therefore crossing it is not possible.

A relatively long trail over a pass covered with large scree and boulders. It's simply spectacular in good weather. In rain, you have to be careful on the rocks to avoid slipping.

If you do not want to spend the night in the Dørålseter when coming from the south, you can still climb through this gap and then, before descending into Havredalen, set up a tent on a plateau with a distant view, quite high up in front of a deep stream gorge.

Here Norway shows its most beautiful side.

This quaint hillside botanical garden is just off the road and is home to hundreds of different plant species, all marked with multilingual signs. The winding paths are demarcated with wooden slats and there are also several wooden bridges in the garden. If you want to walk everything, you have to overcome a few meters in altitude. From the top you can expect a great view of the valley and hiking trails (Kongevegen and Pilegrimsleden/Olavsweg) above the garden lure you into the mountains.

If you leave the main path near the river crossing and follow a narrow path up, you have a fantastic view of this small canyon and also a great view of the surrounding landscape.

After the climb, there is a phenomenal view of the mountains up here. At the viewpoint there is a small exhibition with stuffed animals and rustic wooden benches and if a guide is present, you will receive valuable tips on the whereabouts of the musk oxen and possible hikes. A hike into the mountains from this viewpoint should not be undertaken if possible to protect the reindeer and musk oxen! Therefore, no more paths are marked from here. But you should not miss the short climb from here to Tverrfjellet on the right!

In the majestic Døralsglupen valley, leap from one stone to the next in this immense scree slope that seems to never end. The path is not without danger, so stay vigilant.