보가 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

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The view of the lakes, from the ridge, is incredible so be sure to allow plenty of time for breaks. It's a demanding hike so you definitely need to be sure-footed. If you hike the entire ridge, hopefully you'll find a place to stay overnight in Mermurubu.

Unfortunately, I have a fear of heights, and this section was quite challenging for me in places. But it was doable. You definitely need sure footing and must concentrate solely on the rock. Dogs sometimes have to be carried. We saw someone turn back on the hike with a large dog. Hopefully, you'll catch the last ferry or find a place to stay in Mermurubu. The views, even up to the ridge, are simply wonderful.

The high pass between Sikkilsdalen and Gjende – the gateway to Jotunheimen – Sikkilsdalskardet is an important path junction. It features on both the Omveien and Jotunheimstien long-distance trails and affords glorious views.

Sikkilsdalshøa is the 5,833-foot (1,778 m) high point of a grand massif on the northern side of Sikkilsdalen on the cusp of Jotunheimen National Park. The hike up from Sikkilsdalsseter is strenuous but not overly technical. A vast panorama including Rondane, Dovre, Jotunheimen and Langsua awaits from the top on a clear day. However, it’s the view down the length of Gjendebåten, towards the famous Bessengen and into the heart of Jotunheimen that's the most impressive.

A beautiful, spacious, and comfortable cabin. The cabin can be reached either by boat or via the hiking trail that runs north of Lake Gjende from the eastern to the western end of the lake. From the cabin, you can take a day hike to the summit of Surtningssue Mountain.

A beautiful hike, but also quite steep in places. The 480m elevation gain is a bit low, but we ended up climbing over 600m.

A recommended stopover for a hut-hopping tour through Jotunheimen National Park. Several other huts are easily accessible within a day's hike.