스트린‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪14‬개의 산 정상

this is one of the steepest cable cars in the world

In Odin's footsteps On his horse Sleipnir - the glider - Odin set out on extensive journeys through the worlds of gods, humans and other sinister figures. According to a Norwegian legend, the god's majestic gliding turned into a rather bumpy affair on a certain mountain. While flying over Norway's fjord landscape, the eight-legged Sleipnir crashed into this mountain and left a powerful hoof print that permanently reshaped the summit. The mountain is now called Hoven and the connection between the mountain and the Norwegian word Hov, which means hoof, is obvious.

There is a great view from up here. The lift means that at least the climb isn't difficult, even if it is quite expensive.

From here you can go on many tours across the plateau.

The view from up here offers fjords, peaks and high mountains - an excursion that is simply part of a visit to Geiranger. Definitely worth seeing

The summit is very easily accessible by car (toll road) and the view is phenomenal!

From the summit of the 1476 m high Dalsnibba you have a great view of the magnificent mountains all around and of course the Geirangerfjord.

The Dalsnibba is a 1476 m high mountain peak south of Geiranger. The summit is accessed via the Nibbevegen road (toll road: NOK 300 for campers) and is popular for the view of the Geirangerfjord 7 km away. Due to its height, it is often snow-covered even in summer.