Verdens Ende & Moutmarka, Vestfold, Norway
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The place for hiking: Moutmarka
The place for stunning view: Verdens ende
Date photo: 15. april 2024.
#nature #hiking #ocean
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Vardåsen is the place for fairly safe climbing, absolutely safe hiking and guaranteed Linkedoff
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Hamburgsund and Väderøyene in Sweden #nature #calm #Linkedoff
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From the visit to Hamburgsund. I am sharing how to be Linkedoff in this plase here (link)
More info about how and why you shoud visit this pearl here (link)
Cycling: Rjukan – Hardangervidda – Rjukan.
You can take some or all of it and it starts with the Nordics’ oldest cable car “Krossobanen”, which takes you up to 886 meters above sea level and Hardangervidda.
PS! Consider borrowing or renting an electric bike if you didn’t win the Tour de France last year 😀
*Facts about the trip:
Where: Gvepseborg – Kalhovd – Atrå – Rjukan
Length: Gvepseborg – Kalhovd: 30 km
Kalhovd – Atrå: 30 km
Atrå – Rjukan: 25 km
Season: mid-June – mid-September
Height difference: 217 m (883 – 1100 m.a.s.l.)
Landscape: gravel road, high mountain nature
*Source: Visit Rjukan