20의 오플란드가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The view of the lakes, from the ridge, is incredible so be sure to allow plenty of time for breaks. It's a demanding hike so you definitely need to be sure-footed. If you hike the entire ridge, hopefully you'll find a place to stay overnight in Mermurubu.

Unfortunately, I have a fear of heights, and this section was quite challenging for me in places. But it was doable. You definitely need sure footing and must concentrate solely on the rock. Dogs sometimes have to be carried. We saw someone turn back on the hike with a large dog. Hopefully, you'll catch the last ferry or find a place to stay in Mermurubu. The views, even up to the ridge, are simply wonderful.

The top spot in Norway. Even in summer, there's snow there, and the weather can be really bad. But when it's sunny, you can see the surroundings so well. There are also small binoculars, and the hut is right next to it. A place I highly recommend. It's not easy to get there, but it's worth it.

A fantastic mountain with a 360-degree view. The path to the north is easy and, because it's steeper, easier on the descent (easy on the knees). I would recommend ascending via the newly constructed path with steps from the south. However, there are some very exposed sections. It's not safe in wet conditions or even snow/ice.

The route starts at the car park and from there it goes towards the mountain. The first river crossing can be mastered easily with your shoes off. In mid-September there is nothing going on in the village itself and it is deserted. The second river crossing is no longer passable from mid-September (we were there on 20 September) as the boards for crossing are pulled out over the winter. The current is relatively strong! A bypass is possible by returning to the village and after one of the first crossings again. To do this, follow the river down the other side to the same road (no guarantee of solid ground!). The hike is easy until mid-September, after that it is not an easy task due to the large amount of water and lack of crossing options.

Great view, water resupply and a nice place to spend the night

Old and new, superbly packaged, a real eye-catcher. You can also stay overnight here and go on wonderful hikes

We passed through Lillehammer during our camino to Trondheim and the cozy atmosphere will remain with me. No overload of tourists, but an easy-going and friendly atmosphere among the people.