Bergen, Hordaland
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Posted over 4 years ago
Useful tips: The trail we’ve mentioned (green trail) is the easiest and is well-marked. There is a separate blue trail that might provides a bit more of a challenge. Always check the weather forecast so you know what to expect. Layering is key. Norway is known for its unseasonable weather after all so while we all want to hope for the best, it is definitely encouraged to be prepared for the worst too. There are no toilets along the way but you’ll be able to find one easily once you get to the top. Try to pack light to make the climb as easy as possible. Bring some snacks if necessary and of course water!
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