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Hardanger is a name that Norwegians associate with blossom and fruit, in truth the orchard of Norway . In Hardanger we can grow apples, pears,
plums, and even cherries at 60 degrees north. Hardanger Fruit Trail takes you on a journey through the heart of Norwegian fruit production. Ramble through local roads and fruit gardens, where you will find signs containing information about fruit and local history. A full-day hike!! |
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Enter northern Europe's largest mountain plateau from Kinsarvik (10 km from the hotel) through Husedalen Valley with four majestic waterfalls, and finish the walk down via the monk steps back to the hotel in Lofthus with a fabulous view to the Folgefonna Glacier and the Hardanger Fjord. Forest road/path from Lofthus to Nosi (950 m.a.s.l.). This is one of the gateways to Hardangervidda. At 650-700 metres are the monk steps made of stone, probably laid by monks who settled at Opedal in the 12th.
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