Loen skylift ✨️ is a shuttle railway that will take you up to Mt.Hoven (1011 m). Well-made, universal design, hiking trails on the top make it open for all people to enjoy and experience the beautiful norwegian nature from a stunning view.There is also a restaurant, cafe and souvenir shop on Mt.Hoven. The prices for the tickets are a bit pricey, but if you are around the Loen area, I would recommend "Loen Skylift".
"Gamle Stavanger/Old Stavanger" is a historical area where you can see 173 wooden houses from the 18th and 19th centuries. Most of them are small white cottages. In the past, it was common to take the house with you when people moved from one place to another. This applies to several of the houses in Old Stavanger. The houses are logged in timber, which means they were easy to dismantle and take with them when they moved."Gamle Stavanger" is one of my favorite places to visit in Stavanger. It's so beautiful! Especially in the summer when the houses and the street are decorated with plants and flowers 🌺🌿🌼🌱
In Ålesund, there is a viewpoint called "Fjellstua". It is located on Mount Aksla, which is a hill close by the city center. There is 418 staircase and it takes about 15 minutes to walk up. On the top there is a café where you can relax and grab something to eat. The view over the city is very beautiful 🌆✨️
Today, the weather has been quite chilly and cloudy, around 14 degrees. I went for a short hike to this beautiful place. By the sea, there was what we call a "Gapahuk". In English, it translates to a "lean-to shelter." Here you can relax, drink a cup of coffee, and eat a snack. You can even grill here, and it's free to use.
"Trollstigen" (the troll ladder) is a mountain pass that twists through 11 hairpins turns on a steep of 9% incline. The highest point of the pass is approximately 850 meters. The "Trollstigen" road connects Åndalsnes with the village of Valldal in Sunnmøre, in Western Norway.
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