크빈헤라드 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

end point of a beautiful walk

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Hard uphil, poles are recommended, and good trail shoes.Minimum 1l of isotonic, and some food .You should be in good shape for this vertical trail

The climb doesn't require much effort. The path is paved and easy to walk all the way to the lake. The total distance to the lake is approximately 5 km.

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These well-built Sherpa steps help you climb the steeper part of the trail towards the summit. Partway up, there's a great viewpoint where you can catch your breath and enjoy the surrounding fjord views.

From this high mountain viewpoint, the Svelgabreen glacier lies clearly in view, nestled between rocky slopes and alpine terrain. The setting feels open and raw, with the ice forming a striking centerpiece in the landscape.

Bondhusbreen is a stunning tributary glacier of the Folgefonna Icefield. Nestled in Kvinnherad, this glacier is best viewed from Bondhusvatnet, a serene lake reflecting its beauty.

Beautiful view of the glacier and the surroundings.

The Galeas Gurine is a beautifully restored wooden sailing ship that brings Rosendal’s rich maritime history to life. Originally built in 1875, this traditional vessel now offers scenic fjord cruises, giving visitors a taste of Norway’s seafaring past.

The view during your hike is breathtaking. Take your time to enjoy!

This narrow wooden suspension bridge, secured with steel cables, spans a rocky gorge with rushing meltwater below.

This is how beautifully you can enhance a dreary place

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Currently (September 2024) the path around the lake to the so-called beach (please do not swim, it is a drinking water reservoir) is closed, so you only have to walk about 5km there and back from the parking lot.

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A beautiful area for hiking. The first part is stroller-friendly, but sturdy, waterproof footwear is recommended for the path around the lake to the beach on the other side. The river in the first part of the trail, with its rocks, tempts climbing, but climbing is strongly discouraged. On the day we hiked there, the path was closed because a boy had fallen into the water and sadly died. You can also swim in the lake if you want, if the cold water doesn't put you off. I've been there three times now, and unfortunately, the glacier is receding.

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Impressive view of the glacier, which unfortunately is melting inexorably.

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The trail starts climbing nicely from the parking lot and gets pretty steep through the woods up onto the shoulder at about 850 m.a.s. (after the sherpa steps), further up follows a beautifully flat part until you reach the last part to the summit. We were overwhelmed by the view, from the glacier to the fjords and the mountain ranges. It‘s a six to seven hour round trip, strenuous over all.

Beautiful views. Worth coming here.

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In ice & snow at -25 degrees it's best to take sticks up as everything is icy :)

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The panorama over the beautiful lake is overwhelming. Unfortunately, the glacier tongue is retreating higher and higher and will soon no longer be visible from here.

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Bathing is not allowed in this area. Drinking water protection area!

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In winter there is no water here

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