20의 구멍가지 명소 & 주요 장소

It's better to go uphill than downhill through the gorge.

After descending the ropes through the gorge, there's a steep section with lots of loose rocks. I wouldn't classify this as average, but rather as difficult (and quite dangerous). The rest of the route is very scenic.

A great rest area right next to Kongens Utsikt. Here you'll find a covered bench, which also serves as a shelter for the night if necessary.

A beautiful vantage point overlooking the fjord. From the hiking parking lot at the hotel, it's a short hike that's also doable with children.

Great vantage point overlooking the fjord. There are plenty of benches and an emergency shelter. There is currently a forest fire risk, as at least the signs on site warn of this.

The historical "Gamle Bergensvei" has some super steep climbs going north and a nice rollercoaster feel to it. Be aware that komoot tries to lead you along the historical route, at times sending you on to grassy and muddy footpaths while the new road leads you around some of the houses along the way. This particular segment is also a little too long and not according to the description, as the southern portion is a sealed residental road.

Tyrifjorden is a picturesque inland lake in the Viken county in southeastern Norway, located about 40 kilometers northwest of Oslo. With a surface area of approximately 139 km², it is the fifth largest lake in the country and has an impressive volume of over 13 km³. The lake's deepest point reaches 295 meters. The region around Tyrifjorden is popular for recreational activities such as hiking, camping, swimming, and fishing. The flora and fauna are also diverse, making it an attractive destination for nature lovers.

Caution when climbing through Mørgonga, especially with regard to scree. There is an acute danger of rockfall for hikers scrambling over a rock or for oncoming traffic.