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A Walk Through Nature
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
A Walk Through Nature
Embrace Skjolden's beautiful scenery with a nature walk from the pier to the very end of the Sognefjord and through the center of town. Now you are in the very heart of Norway and at the foot of the highest mountains of Northern Europe, the Jotunheimen. From here, it's just a short, easy hike up to Sengjaberget Viewpoint for sweeping views.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Rising 121 meters (400 feet) high, Sengjaberget Viewpoint boasts jaw-dropping views of Eidsvannet Lake, Skjolden and Eide Farm, one of the largest in the area, as well as the far-reaching spectacle of the glistening turquoise waters of the Lustrafjord and the lush, green mountains.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The tiny hamlet of Skjolden sits on the Sognefjord, also known as the "king of the fjords," blessed with ice blue waters and towering peaks often dusted in snow.
Schedule
Special Notes
Easy hike on walking path, approximately 600 meters on terrain with parts of tour in area with houses and small farms. Total 120 meters ascent from Sengjaberget.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
A Walk Through Nature
Embrace Skjolden's beautiful scenery with a nature walk from the pier to the very end of the Sognefjord and through the center of town. Now you are in the very heart of Norway and at the foot of the highest mountains of Northern Europe, the Jotunheimen. From here, it's just a short, easy hike up to Sengjaberget Viewpoint for sweeping views.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Rising 121 meters (400 feet) high, Sengjaberget Viewpoint boasts jaw-dropping views of Eidsvannet Lake, Skjolden and Eide Farm, one of the largest in the area, as well as the far-reaching spectacle of the glistening turquoise waters of the Lustrafjord and the lush, green mountains.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The tiny hamlet of Skjolden sits on the Sognefjord, also known as the "king of the fjords," blessed with ice blue waters and towering peaks often dusted in snow.
Schedule
Special Notes
Easy hike on walking path, approximately 600 meters on terrain with parts of tour in area with houses and small farms. Total 120 meters ascent from Sengjaberget.