도브레‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 산길

Slådalsvegen is a classic gravel mountain road, climbing from Lesja to 1,180 metres (3,870 ft) on a steady grade. Open only in summer and autumn, this former livestock track is now a toll road enjoyed by cyclists for its big-sky scenery and rewarding, panoramic descent.

The saddle between Vinjeronden and Storronden lies right at the heart of the Rondane range and is the link between its two highest peaks. The view down Storbotn towards Langglupdalen is magnificent. If bound for Vinjeronden, the going gets tougher from here.

A relatively long trail over a pass covered with large scree and boulders. It's simply spectacular in good weather. In rain, you have to be careful on the rocks to avoid slipping.

If you do not want to spend the night in the Dørålseter when coming from the south, you can still climb through this gap and then, before descending into Havredalen, set up a tent on a plateau with a distant view, quite high up in front of a deep stream gorge.

Steep gravel/grass road. Can be partly covered with snow until July.

In the majestic Døralsglupen valley, leap from one stone to the next in this immense scree slope that seems to never end. The path is not without danger, so stay vigilant.

On the section of our hike marked here, we follow the pilgrimage route towards Nidaros, which several previous kings of Norway have already walked. The partly dead straight course is striking, both over the pass at Hjerkinn and then on to the E6. A sign informs that the responsible builder was influenced by the French road construction, which preferred direct and straight routes.

The snow stays up here in the shadow of Svartknatten until midsummer. Once at the top of the saddle, you have a wonderful view over the treeless valleys and mountains of the Rondane National Park.