20의 링게리케가지 명소 & 주요 장소

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

Cool ‘singletrack’ for gravel bikes. Fun flow. Watch out for hikers. One very tricky right turn when coming from Kobberhaughhytta. Most flow (downhill) when ridder from Kobberhaugh towards ulleval setter

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.

Great tip from Magnus! We tried this access road today (26/07/2025). The construction is now complete and the access road is open and super smooth all the way to Kobberhaughytta. Also a great way to cross over to Sørkedalen. Best to keep in mind that the road is a bit narrow and cyclists tend to come at high speed, so if you are stopping, keep to one of the sides.

Currently under construction (18/05/2025). This road will be completed over the summer, but at the time of writing it is possible to pass the barriers and continue along this road for a few hundred meters going north. Eventually, you reach the old walk-your-bike path leading up to Kobberhaughytta. Be sure to stay away from the road while the workers do they're job, but passing by here in the weekends should be fine.

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.

The signage at the bottom of the slope is misleading, as it warns of rockfall at a point that's not even steep yet. Therefore, it's easy to carelessly ignore this warning. Once you're halfway up, you realize that scrambling behind other hikers or even under oncoming traffic becomes a real thrill whenever someone slips over a scree.

⚠️ Caution: Very steep path up to Mørgonga. Danger of rockfall due to loose scree. Sturdy footwear is a must. The route ends with a scramble/climbing section on the steel cable between the rock faces of Mørgonga.