쇠르폴드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A slightly different perspective.

This is the final upward pull on the ascent to Litlverivassfossen. Here, a ladder helps you overcome the rock barriers. Your reward is the majestic waterfall to come.

The first part of the hike up Straumklumpen ascends through lovely woodland. The park is signposted and the hike reveals stupendous views of the surrounding mountains, including the Lofoten Wall out to the west.

The views on the way up Straumklumpen are wonderful. After you leave the wooded slopes, the open mountainside gives you the opportunity to gaze down and fjord and take it all in.

At 2,877 feet (877 m), Straumklumpen provides a superb panorama. In the west, there's the iconic sight of the Lofoten Wall, while Blåmannisen, Norway's third largest glacier, can be seen to the south. Gaze east for the peaks along the border with Sweden. Magical.

Fantastic area, especially in autumn when the leaves start to change colour

After about 1.5 hours you reach a viewpoint with a fantastic view of the meandering course of the river. It's magnificent when the sun is shining right.

There is the general hut, open to everyone, right on the hiking trail, and the hunting and fishing association's hut, a little more hidden in the forest about 500m away. The general hut has 4 beds with a stove and cooking facilities and the firewood is in the boathouse 100m away and there is a really ugly, disgusting outhouse. The hut is sufficient for one night, but it can happen that it is already full because you don't have to register and it is very busy seasonally. For the other hunting and fishing association's hut, you have to rent a key in advance, but the hut is a little more hidden in the forest, on its own lake, has 3 beds and is better equipped with a gas cooker, stove, dishes and wool blankets, solar system, etc. and has 2 of its own boats for fishing and its own firewood and a much better, clean outhouse. You can get the key from Emil https://www.njff.no/nordland/fauskeogsorfold/hytter?accordion_section=4-2&#accordion_section=4-2 , Simply request it in advance by email from Germany and then meet him in Straumen before the hike. Payment by credit card works great. It's definitely worth spending the few euros.