샥 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Amazing waterfalls and a great view of the valley.

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Amazing waterfalls and a great view of the valley.

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Amazing waterfalls and a great view of the valley.

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Beautiful circular trail, with several waterfalls to see. Nice free parking at the bottom.

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The information panel explains how the lake got its name: Erik Husom (1817-1892), after whom this mountain lake was named, was a tenant farmer on the Kittilstadhusom farm. This farm is located in a low, sunny spot in the valley, where crops often withered and were destroyed due to severe drought. Therefore, Husom dug a ditch from the lake down to the farm. This measure was unsuccessful, however, as there was insufficient water. The water evaporated and seeped away before reaching the farm.

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The information panel explains: As you can see, the water flows almost horizontally. In order to precisely level the bed of the ditch, a device like the one shown in the illustration was used in earlier times. With the help of this simple instrument, the ditch could be dug almost horizontally through the terrain. A well-known specialist in the field of hydraulic engineering was Peder Pedersen Dagsgardsoygard (1782-1846).

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This is a charming lodge set by the rushing Torda river. From here, you can set out on a fantastic loop taking in the Stonebridge, a wedged boulder that acts as a bridge across the Store Føysa.

A short but very nice tour.

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A climb ⛰️ is worth it. A wonderful view awaits you.

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Just before the bridge there is a solid wooden bench for a break. However, it is not protected from the wind. The railing of the wooden bridge is now damaged (it is broken in the middle) and the second part protrudes significantly inwards, so you have to be careful when crossing here so that you don't get caught with a (large) backpack.

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The power of the water is demonstrated here in a very impressive way. If you are sure-footed, you can stand on protruding rocks across the river.

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https://www.billingen.no/ Here is the website for Billingen

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Crossing this natural bridge is an absolute highlight and determines good practice for the large Kjeragbolten in the Lysefjord. The rock here is about waist-high and a bit of agility (in addition to courage) is definitely an advantage here.

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Crossing this natural bridge is an absolute highlight and definitely good practice for the large Kjeragbolten in the Lysefjord. The rock here is already about waist-high and a bit of flexibility (as well as courage) is definitely an advantage here.

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The blue of the water here is incredibly impressive and the two pools look as if trolls came to bathe there on midsummer night.

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Very nice hut in Breheimen. It's a great place to rest. Please note the opening hours.

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A fat boulder in the gorge serves as a bridge over the rushing river, exciting!!!

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Here a thick boulder hangs in the gorge in such a way that it serves as a bridge over the raging river. Exciting point of the hike where dogs need a little help.

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This rustic refuge made of coarse stones offers shelter in adverse weather or can simply be used for a break with Almöhi feeling.

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Along the trail there are several information boards that also tell interesting things in German about the historical irrigation ditch ("Vassveit") and the associated irrigation method. The trench was dug by hand about 150 years ago.

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