Eideの絶景の山頂・トップ4

Gongrøra is a secondary peak on the trail leading to Snøtinden. Its steep slopes overlooking the fjord offer a magnificent view.

Tverrliknausen is a small summit situated in a hilly landscape of peat bogs, meadows and forests. It offers a beautiful view of the surroundings, with the fjord in the municipality of Eide as a backdrop.

From Melen, you have a fantastic panoramic view. The inclines are moderate by Norwegian standards 😉. The hike is definitely recommended, and it's not overcrowded. We had the mountain to ourselves.

Good view across the fjord to Skoften across the bay. At 360m high, it's a lovely hike on a nice day.

Attention: The way to the summit is not for children or "Sunday hikers" as there are a few climbing passages with steep slopes! The Trollkyrka cave (s) below the Trolltindan summit are a well-known destination for holidaymakers in Norway. That is why the hiking trail is relatively walked and trodden. However, if you have the certain stamina and stamina left, enough to drink and sturdy shoes, it is highly recommended to set your sights on the Trolltindan summit. As soon as you get to the two lakes above the caves, you can no longer see mass tourism. Now it goes over a wide field of flat bushes and rock fields towards the summit. Closer to the summit, it then goes steeply upwards over large accumulations of rock and rocks with smaller climbing passages. Once at the top, if the visibility is good, you have a view of the sea and the Atlantic Ocean Road.