렌빅‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 천연기념물

A strenuous scramble - climb is rewarded at the top with a mega view from the steep edge - but only if you have a head for heights....

Topos for the entire climbing area on the following website: https://www.thecrag.com/climbing/norway/tromso/area/14231821 Special climbing sectors we have been to (several bolted routes, as opposed to the many traditional routes in the other sectors). Panoramaveggen: https://klatreforer.tromsoklatring.no/sector/3055 Psykologveggen: https://klatreforer.tromsoklatring.no/sector/3196

At the rest area, a larch wooden walkway leads to the view of the shore cliffs. The wooden ramp takes you to the seashore, where you walk over rocks to tidal pools in which the jagged mountains are reflected.

Oksen or "Oksenhornat" is a mountain range whose highest point, Store Okshornet, rises 559 meters above sea level. The view of the jagged ridgeline from Tungeneset is iconic.

At the end of the headland between Steinfjorden and Ersfjorden lies the special landscape of Tungeneset, in which Code Architectur has made a clever contribution: a footbridge of Siberian larch leads over the cliffs with a view of the North Sea to the west and the Ossen mountain with its sharp peaks to the north. The public toilets at the beginning of the footbridge have been given a simple form that fits perfectly into the whole. Tungeneset is a popular rest and photo spot.

Segla is a really beautiful mountain, and the views from its top are to match. Some of the best cliff views I have ever seen and the panorama is 360 degrees beautiful. If you came here to hike to Hesten and view Segla, make sure you also hike up Segla! Definitely is not a place for those afraid of heights though :)

The monk stone is used for orientation on the way along the coast. Especially wonderful with the midnight sun June-July and clear weather! This tour can be seen exactly like this in my video: https://youtu.be/dDRCfzlqnAk

Breathtaking views from the cliffs, but definitely not for those afraid of heights.