モジュラムの天然記念物・トップ6

It's frozen in winter, it's simply sublime! A little hard to find if the snow is fresh and no one has been there yet, but it's definitely worth the detour!

A great rest area right next to Kongens Utsikt. Here you'll find a covered bench, which also serves as a shelter for the night if necessary.

"As long as there is life, there is hope. Don't give up. Because then you've lost. When you're at rock bottom, there's only one way to go: up!"

A beautiful vantage point overlooking the fjord. From the hiking parking lot at the hotel, it's a short hike that's also doable with children.

Great vantage point overlooking the fjord. There are plenty of benches and an emergency shelter. There is currently a forest fire risk, as at least the signs on site warn of this.

30 meter from road is a waterfall

Tyrifjorden is a picturesque inland lake in the Viken county in southeastern Norway, located about 40 kilometers northwest of Oslo. With a surface area of approximately 139 km², it is the fifth largest lake in the country and has an impressive volume of over 13 km³. The lake's deepest point reaches 295 meters. The region around Tyrifjorden is popular for recreational activities such as hiking, camping, swimming, and fishing. The flora and fauna are also diverse, making it an attractive destination for nature lovers.

Kari Rasmusdatter Hiran (fl. 1716), was a Norwegian farmer and war heroine. She is known for her act during the invasion of Norway by Charles XII of Sweden during the Great Northern War in 1716. She gave the Swedish army false information about the size and plans of the Norwegian army, which evidently caused the Swedish monarch to interrupt his attempt to conquer Norway and return to Sweden. A memorial stone was raised for her in 1956.