길데스콜‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 천연기념물

The Finnes are impressive rocky peaks that rise about 25 meters above the ground. They form a stunning group of towers between which you can admire different panoramic views.

The parking situation directly in Finnes at the start of the hike is very bad and only a few normal cars can find space at all. Instead, we found a nice place for our camper a little outside the village (plus code for location => XPCV+34V Finnes, Norway). From the parking lot you can even access the sea over the stones and cool off after the hike.

The parking situation directly in Finnes at the start of the hike is very bad and only a few normal cars can find space at all. Instead, we found a nice spot for our camper a little outside the village (plus code for location => XPCV+34V Finnes, Norway). It is directly below the rocky peaks and can even be seen from above. From the parking lot you can even access the sea over the rocks and cool off after the hike.

Great waterfall falls down a steep slope. Above it is a pool where adventurers could take a dip (Attention: at your own risk ⚠️). There is also a small parking bay across the street where you could possibly camp. But it can also be too loud due to the street.

Valnesfossen flows below the road and so you have to climb over the crash barrier and follow the small (not marked) trail at the left side of the waterfall down a bit for an amazing view over the valley and the waterfall. There is no sign of anything indicating this huge waterfall, so I was really lucky that I heard it and stopped by, I can recommend :)

The Svartisen is Norway's second largest glacier. Glaciers form from fallen snow, which over thousands of years is condensed into large, thick ice masses. For glaciers unique is their ability to move independently. The Svartisen has 60 glacier tongues and covers an area of ​​370 km2. Due to its lowest point, which is only 20 m above sea level, it is also the deepest glacier on the European mainland. The Svartisen glacier is easy to reach from Mo i Rana. Through the Røvasstal a road leads up to the Svartisen glacier lake. In summer you can take the boat across the fjord.