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Location Blådalen. The south end of Folgefonna Map Folgefonna National Park Start and stopping point The parking lot 150 meters before the end of the road in Blådalen. Parking From highway 48, drive through Omvikdalen and follow the signs for 25 km to the parking lot 150 meters before the end of the road in Blådalen. There are P signs there. Marking Information Board by the starting point. T markings, signs and cairns. Grading Red Moderate hike, three boots according to the DNT system. Difference in altitude 720 - 900m AMSL The hike has a small difference in altitude from the parking lot to the end cairn, but is varied going up and downhill through the hike. Estimated Time 6 hours round trip Recommended advice At the spillway from Møsevatnet Lake, it can be hard to cross the river down to Midtbotnvatnet Lake. Cross the bridge by Møsevassdammen. The Safety Cabin in Kjerringbotnen is always open. The suspension bridge in Svelgen can be quite airy for those who have reservations against heights. Overview The car ride from Omvikdalen to the Matre intersection and further on the nice tarmac service road is an experience in itself. Sunnhordland Kraftlag As (SKL) (Power Company) has performed the developing of the Blådalsvassdraget. See the information boards that are placed along the road. The path goes up the steep hill from the parking lot, before entering Blådalen. See alternatives under "Recommended Advice" above. The hike along Blåelvi is a trip through majestic mountain and river nature through extraordinarily green grazing areas, sand banks and polished mountain all the way until you get to the majestic ice wall. Through large glacier openings, the flowing water is used for the energy demands in the local area. To get onto the glacier, you would need to have the necessary equipment and experience. A satisfactory alternative would be a walk in the mountains along the glacier and river. You will find many beautiful ice and mountain formations, and the nature's own sounds.
Location Blådalen. The south end of Folgefonna Map Folgefonna National Park Start and stopping point The parking lot 150 meters before the end of the road in Blådalen. Parking From highway 48, drive through Omvikdalen and follow the signs for 25 km to the parking lot 150 meters before the end of the road in Blådalen. There are P signs there. Marking Information Board by the starting point. T markings, signs and cairns. Grading Red Moderate hike, three boots according to the DNT system. Difference in altitude 720 - 900m AMSL The hike has a small difference in altitude from the parking lot to the end cairn, but is varied going up and downhill through the hike. Estimated Time 6 hours round trip Recommended advice At the spillway from Møsevatnet Lake, it can be hard to cross the river down to Midtbotnvatnet Lake. Cross the bridge by Møsevassdammen. The Safety Cabin in Kjerringbotnen is always open. The suspension bridge in Svelgen can be quite airy for those who have reservations against heights. Overview The car ride from Omvikdalen to the Matre intersection and further on the nice tarmac service road is an experience in itself. Sunnhordland Kraftlag As (SKL) (Power Company) has performed the developing of the Blådalsvassdraget. See the information boards that are placed along the road. The path goes up the steep hill from the parking lot, before entering Blådalen. See alternatives under "Recommended Advice" above. The hike along Blåelvi is a trip through majestic mountain and river nature through extraordinarily green grazing areas, sand banks and polished mountain all the way until you get to the majestic ice wall. Through large glacier openings, the flowing water is used for the energy demands in the local area. To get onto the glacier, you would need to have the necessary equipment and experience. A satisfactory alternative would be a walk in the mountains along the glacier and river. You will find many beautiful ice and mountain formations, and the nature's own sounds.