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Location Husnes Map Folgefonna National Park Start point, end point and parking At Husnes waterworks, 350 meters north of the roundabout on Helland. Length to hiking destination 4,8 km Marking • Information board at the start point. • T markings and signs along the path. Grading RED – Demanding hike. Difference in altitude 25 – 1.005 m AMSL Estimated time for total trip 5 hours Overview Cross the bridge south of the waterworks and follow the path straight ahead in the first junction. After a short walk, turn right to the path marked Mjelkhaug. There is eventually a somewhat steep incline up the Onarheimslia to 600 m AMSL, where the terrain flattens before another steep incline up to Mjelkhaug. There is a view of large parts of Sunnhordland, including the ocean and fjord towards the south and west, Manen, Englafjell and the Rosendal mountains towards the north, Ulvanosa towards the east. You will find Mjelkhaug in the DNT App SjekkUt. Recommended advice From the top, one should go to the Mjelkhaugsteinen rock which is located approx. 300 meters east of the cairn. The rock is visible from the ocean and in old times was used as a sailing marker. It is approx. 12 meters long, 7 meters wide, and 7 meters tall. An alternative return can be down over Svaneheia to the Vardhaugselet mountain farm, and via Nordfjell back to the parking lot. See also the routes from Valen, www.tursti.kvinnherad.no. Use your imagination to create round trips.
Location Husnes
Map Folgefonna National Park
Start point, end point and parking At Husnes waterworks, 350 meters north of the roundabout on Helland.
Length to hiking destination 4,8 km
Marking • Information board at the start point. • T markings and signs along the path.
Grading RED – Demanding hike.
Difference in altitude 25 – 1.005 m AMSL
Estimated time for total trip 5 hours
Overview Cross the bridge south of the waterworks and follow the path straight ahead in the first junction. After a short walk, turn right to the path marked Mjelkhaug. There is eventually a somewhat steep incline up the Onarheimslia to 600 m AMSL, where the terrain flattens before another steep incline up to Mjelkhaug. There is a view of large parts of Sunnhordland, including the ocean and fjord towards the south and west, Manen, Englafjell and the Rosendal mountains towards the north, Ulvanosa towards the east. You will find Mjelkhaug in the DNT App SjekkUt.
Recommended advice From the top, one should go to the Mjelkhaugsteinen rock which is located approx. 300 meters east of the cairn. The rock is visible from the ocean and in old times was used as a sailing marker. It is approx. 12 meters long, 7 meters wide, and 7 meters tall. An alternative return can be down over Svaneheia to the Vardhaugselet mountain farm, and via Nordfjell back to the parking lot. See also the routes from Valen, www.tursti.kvinnherad.no. Use your imagination to create round trips.