Lyngentrappa — Attraction in Lyngen

The Lyngen Stairs Review:

The Lyngen Stairs, officially opened by Kristin Harila on August 19th, 2023, offer a remarkable hiking experience in Lyngen, Norway. These stairs consist of more than 1,200 steps and are part of a trail system designed to challenge and reward hikers with breathtaking views and a solid workout. The first viewpoint is at the top of Glaværfilla (270 meters above sea level), followed by a scenic spot at Verdens Ende (The End of the World, 468 meters). For those eager for more, the trail extends to Rundtinden (900 meters).

Constructed by Sherpas from Khunde, Nepal, the Lyngen Stairs demand a moderate level of physical fitness, making it an ideal activity for health enthusiasts. The trail is well-equipped with stone benches, offering ample resting points.

In addition to the stunning vistas, the Lyngen Stairs play a role in promoting sustainable tourism, aligning with several UN sustainability goals. This hike also encourages visitors to be mindful of the local reindeer herding practices and leash restraint regulations for dogs.

The Lyngen Stairs provide not only an exceptional outdoor adventure but also contribute significantly to physical well-being and environmental awareness. Highly recommended for nature lovers and fitness seekers alike, this hike promises an unforgettable experience with its majestic landscapes and thoughtful...

Great trail with amazing views of the fjord and surrounding mountains! The real was steep and had about a meter of snow on it here in early December. Snowshoes made it easier for us... We were the first to reach the top for a while, judging from the tracks. But, yeah... Not really a difficult hike except for the steepness of the terrain. The views... Yeah, the views were awesome! Definitely worth the trek up there! Grab your snow shoes and get to it! I've attached some photos for trail beta and so you can see the views we...

Unbedingt der Beschilderung (von der Fähre kommend erst links, dann gleich rechts abbiegen) folgen. Der Weg beginnt rechter Hand direkt am Ende einer großen Wiese und geht mit ordentlich Steigung zum Wald hoch. Kondition von Vorteil. Die Stufen sind sehr hoch, im Vergleich zu normalen Treppenhausstufen 2:1. Aber es macht soviel Spaß, sich die 863 Stufen hochzuarbeiten und die Belohnung einer fantastischen Aussicht auf Fjord, Ort und 2 Gletscher zu ernten. Unterwegs sind immer wieder Ruhrplätze mit Aussicht vorhanden. Entweder geht man die Treppen dann wieder runter oder man folgt einem kleinen Rundweg durch den Wald. Wir haben die Treppe mit dem Jüngsten, 10 Jahre alt, bestiegen. Hat sehr...