20의 노드트뢴델라그가지 명소 & 주요 장소

훅리그루텐 선착장 및 다리 전망

One of the nicest and most bike-friendly campsites I've ever experienced. Quiet, plenty of space, charging stations at the tent site, and everyone has their own picnic table. The owner is incredibly friendly.

Nice place to camp. However, there is a Frisbee course running through here and in the evenings lots of people come and throw their Frisbees all over the place; this went on until midnight. One of the Frisbee players said that camping is not really allowed here. Overall, I had a lovely evening and a good night here and had nice conversations with lots of passers-by. Knowing that you are not really welcome here, I would look for a different place next time.

Bølareinen (a reindeer) is one of the most famous rock carvings in Norway. It is part of a larger rock carving, where, in addition to Bølareinen, a bear, a seabird and a skier can be seen.

Inside, the choir is decorated with the fresco “The Sword and the Lily” (Battle of Stiklestad). In the church, behind the altar, there is a stone that, according to tradition, is the stone on which Olav lay or leaned at the moment of his death, and thus became a place of pilgrimage.

It is likely that a wooden church stood in Stiklestad before the stone church was built. According to tradition, the church was built over the altar, which is believed to have been the place where Olav Haraldsson fell during the battle on July 29, 1030.

The chapel is a Russian Orthodox church building that was consecrated in 2003. Originally, the chapel was a log cabin from Folldal from the mid-18th century. It belonged to the Orthodox monk Father John Føien and was located on his farm in Folldal. Saint Olav the Holy was canonized in 1031, before a major schism in the church in 1054. Therefore, he is also considered a saint in Russian Orthodox history.

Historically, it is of great importance for Norway. The defensive structure was built to protect against Sweden, but was never necessary for this. When the German troops invaded, it offered the longest resistance to the occupiers.