A spectacular rock ledge sticking out horizontally 700 m above Lake Ringedalsvatnet, one of the most famous photo spots in Norway. It's a demanding hike: about 20 km return from Skjeggedal, taking 10 to 12 hours, or 14 km from the higher car park at Mågelitopp (limited spaces, book ahead).
The season is mid-June to mid-September; in other months, only go with a guide. Start early, bring plenty of food, warm and waterproof clothes and a headlamp. Odda is the nearest town.
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