We drove through with road 7, and the view was spectacular. Especially at Park Skaupsjøen just at the tail of Hardangervidda. There we camped out for the night, it was cold but the view was worth it. We visited in summer but snow was still...More

No words can describe the feelings when you see it... You need to see it, you should want to see it ;-)

Traveled through the national park and up into the high peak areas in early April lots of snow about with stunning waterfalls as spring had sprung ,well worth a trip if you like wildlife or winter sport ,summer climbing.A great trip

It was quite windy with heavy showers on the day I visited this region. I didn't really participate in a proper trek here, but did do a short walk. The terrain is quite bleak but still stunning. I can imagine it would be quite hard...More

We travelled this area and were impressed by the harsh climate and vastness of the area. Fridtjof Nansen prepared for his polar expedition in the area and I can understand why. i can only imagine how bitterly cold it must be in the depths of...More

We made 100 kilometres hike that took us 5 days. We set out from Kinsarvik and after five days we got to Tyssedal at 38 km long Sørfjord. We went across the following huts: Stavali, Torehytten, Litlos and Tyssevassbu. Once you get to the plateau,...More

The Queen's Trail is along the outskirts of the Hardangervidda mountain plateau, between Kinsarvik and Lofthus. This was a very demanding hike especially since it was constantly raining which also made it dangerous. We only got to see the fjords below a few times because...More