Good walking route with paths that are maintained and improved by volunteers.The path is still rugged though and good shoes or boots should be worn. There are some big steps up and down so it is not suitable for people with mobility problems. The start of the path is in a residential area with no dedicated parking area. We were lucky to be staying locally so left our car at our accommodation. The top of the walk misleads you into thinking that you are nearing the summit before you are. A radio mast and two concrete bollards all play this trick, before you reach the real summit with an orientation table on top of a stone pillar. The views are splendid, taking in Alesund, the offshore islands, the sea and many mountains near and far. There are no restrooms on this trail, nor near the start and...
Read moreStart point to Sukkerstoppen. Not visible from the road (the path starts between houses, pls. look for sign Sukkerstoppen and small gate). A hard walk or easy climb, depending on your condition and experience. Trail to top, (ca. 45 min -1 hour). Slippery, rocky way. Take trekking or trail shoes. No parking here butvyou can try leave car next to school, when it is closed. Remember!Some trails in Norway are easy for Norwegian or other people live in similar terrain but it doesn't mean that these trails are easy for people without experience...
Read moreI took bus 1 from city center to the Heisa school and missed the stop so had to walk back. The hike is definitely not easy. It is moderate to hard. Steep incline at times with many rocks so you are lifting your body with leg strength.
It took me 40 min to the end and maybe 35 min down. This included a couple of minutes for taking pictures. Great views as...
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