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Oppstemten

Date:
11.08.2026
Characteristic:
Hillwalk
Duration:
1:16h
Distance:
4.7km

A quick hike up Oppstemten before heading home from work.

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Ørneberget and Furukammen

Date:
10.08.2026
Characteristic:
Hillwalk
Duration:
0:52h
Distance:
3.9km

Short local evening hike.

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Munkebotn, Hellemyrstien and Hellen festning

Date:
09.08.2026
Characteristic:
Hike
Duration:
1:16h
Distance:
6.9km

Short local Sunday hike after it finally stopped raining on what turned out to be the wettest day in Bergen so far in 2026.

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Grytehorga from Maurset to Liset

Date:
07.08.2026
Characteristic:
Hillwalk
Duration:
3:04h
Distance:
9.5km

With the upcoming weekend looking very wet, I decided to use the last Friday of my summer holiday for an ascent of Grytehorga . After taking the train to Voss and the bus to Eidfjord I got off at Maurset, from where I started on the gravel road next to the ski lift which later turned into an unmarked trail. When reaching the top of the ski lift, the trail forked and I continued west on a marked, although quite wet, trail to Grytehorga. Both the trail markers and the peak itself would pretty much disappear before I got to the summit, with the latter resulting in a rather short stay before starting my descent via the trail heading north towards Isdalsvatnet. The dense fog made it difficult to follow the weak trail, although the occasional small cairn helped a lot. Both the trail quality and the visibility >>>

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Cycling: Eidsvåg and Munkebotn

Date:
04.08.2026
Characteristic:
Bike trip - road
Duration:
0:45h
Distance:
11.3km

Short local cycling trip where I took it relatively easy.

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Fjellveien

Date:
03.08.2026
Characteristic:
Hike
Duration:
0:55h
Distance:
4.6km

Short local hike. Still recovering from a cold.

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Across Hellen festning

Date:
02.08.2026
Characteristic:
Hike
Duration:
0:52h
Distance:
3.1km

Short local hike between rain showers after three days mainly spent on the coach due to a cold.

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Englafjell

Date:
28.07.2026
Characteristic:
Hillwalk
Duration:
3:59h
Distance:
10.1km

When a small window of nice weather finally appeared in an otherwise rather wet and gray period, it of course had to be taken full advantage off. I therefore bought a ticket on the boat to Rosendal to ascend Englafjell and left a rainy Bergen behind. After getting off the boat, I had a short stop in Rosendal where I made an attempt at a quick visit of Baroniet , but decided not to pay to enter as I only had a couple of minutes before the bus to Uskedalen. Here I easily located the trailhead and after a short walk along a tractor road and passing through two gates, I was ready to start the real ascent. The trail marked with red T’s was overall easy to follow, and although it was quite steep with only a couple short flatter stretches along the way, there were no difficult or exposed sections, nor was any scrambling >>>

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Saueskardegga and Skorvane

Date:
26.07.2026
Characteristic:
Hillwalk
Duration:
2:07h
Distance:
6.2km

Upon completing the hike to Høgerinden , we drove south to Kringletevatnet and found parking next to the road. First up was Saueskardegga , where we came across an animal track that led us up to the ridge, which could then easily be followed the rest of the way to the summit, making this the shortest and easiest ascent of the day. After returning to the car, we started the ascent to Skorvane . First by following a weak animal track into the valley between the 720.1 and 783.8 hills and then ascending off-trail up to the top of the 783.8 hill. Here we were surprised by the large drop between us and Skorvane. I blame it on the wet conditions making it difficult to interact with the digital map. We had no choice but to detour north to not lose too many vertical meters. From there on it was straightforward to reach the summit, however the wet >>>

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Høgerinden

Date:
26.07.2026
Characteristic:
Hillwalk
Duration:
1:08h
Distance:
3.6km

After the ascent of Blåfjellet and Blyfjellet , we drove the short distance to the end of the gravel along Stølsvatnet. Here we parked next to the dam and followed a marked trail north of the dam where there was a bridge across the currently almost dry riverbed. As soon as we crossed the bridge we lost the trail and did not find it again until spotting a small red gate just east of the dam. From there on there was a marked but quite weak trail that could be followed almost to summit, with only the final less than 300 meters being without a trail. After a couple of pictures of views that are probably much better under different conditions, we returned the same way, although this time taking a shortcut across the dam and skipping the detour via the bridge, which is probably the recommended route when the water level of Stølsvatnet >>>

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