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4.3 kmThe first kilometer of the trek is less steep than the rest. After that it's a varied, some places steep route to the top. The track up is four km long, and takes about 1,5 hours.
You will encounter lots of the characteristic bare rockface that makes the Nissedal mountains so unique. Although the route is steep, the walk to the beacon at the top of the mountain is easy on the rockface. Do not take this walk when it's raining. The svabergs can be slippery. 20 % of the route is on typical forest path.
You can start the hike by parking at the sports arena approx. 1 km south of the village center/ bridge, and walk from there. There are signs and very good blue markings all along the path.
Be a sustainable hiker
When exploring nature, it's essential to practice responsible behavior to preserve and respect the natural environment. This includes staying on the marked trails to avoid damaging ecosystems, taking your litter with you, and respecting local rules and restrictions. Make sure to avoid disturbing wildlife and be mindful of any special considerations related to protected areas. By acting responsibly during your outdoor activities, you contribute to maintaining the beauty and sustainability of nature, ensuring future generations to be able to enjoy it as well.
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