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We hiked to Haugabreen last week. The hike is highly recommended. It's steep towards the end, but not exposed. Please note that access to the "upper" parking lot costs a small toll and, according to an unofficial sign, is only permitted for cars. Quote: "25% gradient, no campervans!" We then set off from the lower parking lot, which meant a 2.5km one-way trip and an additional 200m of elevation gain. After walking the route to the upper parking lot, I have to say I was glad I didn't drive up with the van. There's no turning area on the trail, and it's VERY steep in places and only gravel. The lower parking lot is right next to the Høyseth campsite.

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Glacier tongues in all directions and the rushing stream in the valley – you just have to take it all in. It's a good idea to combine the tour with the Tuftebreen glacier, but the detour up the mountain is worth it, albeit considerably more challenging than the Bergsetbreen glacier. It's only 3.5 km from the parking lot, which is free and toll-free. Camping is not permitted there!

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It's worth a visit and easy to reach from the nearby parking lot.

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The Briksdal Glacier is an arm of the 486 square kilometre Jostedal Glacier, the largest glacier in Europe

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It is frightening how the glacier is retreating

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Very nice place

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The view back into the valley along the river at Bødalseter is simply stunning. The winding river carves its way through the lush green valley, with towering mountains rising dramatically on both sides.

The Bødalsseter huts are charming mountain huts in a breathtaking valley at the foot of the Jostedalsbreen Glacier. This remote spot offers great opportunities for wild camping, with plenty of space for tents, a common room for shelter, and even indoor accommodations. With fresh drinking water from the taps or nearby river, basic facilities, and solar lighting, it’s a perfect base to experience the raw beauty of the Norwegian wilderness—just remember to leave no trace!