Visitors: 3712835 The site for everybody interesting in hiking in Scandinavia Sat 22 February 2025  MAIN PAGE  ABOUT US  CONTACT US  EQUIPMENT  FOOD  TESTS  TIPS & TRICKS  TRAVEL STORIES  Jotunheimen 96  Narvik-Keb 97  Jotunheimen 98  Jotunheimen 99  Nordmarka 99  Preike/Kjerag 00  Sunnmöre 00  Gausta 01  Jotunheimen 01  Jostedalsbreen 01  Rondane 01  Trollheimen 02  Folgefonna 03  Jotunheimen 04  Ryfylkeheiane 05  Jotunheimen 06  Jotunheimen 12  Norway 18  JOTUNHEIMEN  GLACIER TECHNIC  FIRST AID  ARTICLES  TOP 10  POSTCARD  GUESTBOOK  LINKS  Q & A  NEWS  TECH INFO  SITEMAP  HELP Sunnmörsalpane 2000 Common Map  1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  2000-07-05 - Liahornet-Svenskedalen Mettes parents were very kind to let us stay here during our hikes. After a little discussion we decided to walk up to Liahornet, an easy start trip just outside the house. We followed the path through the jungle and then met the rock surface mixed with ling just around Rjåneskamben where we turned to Liahornet. In the steep hillside it became more stony. But it was rather nice to look back over the fiord landscape. When we came closer to the 1035 meter high Liahornet the famous fog just appeared but we decided to walk on. About noon we had a new summit to our collection. After we had signed the guest book which was hidden at the peak we took some pictures and of course Swedish chocolate. Our next goal was Svenskedalen or in English "the Swede valley" (what a nice name!). On the way we passed an old house called Liadalssætra. But we Swedes weren't satisfied with that. We walked about 400 height meters until we reached the incredible Svenskedalen. When we saw that someone had put a guest book there we were all happy. Not Mette of course! But we forced here to sign it also. She had lived just beside this valley for twenty years but she had not been here before. That's not good. According to her the valley has the name Svenskedalen just because it's dark, cold and barren. We don't agree. We went home for some real Norwegian food. In the evening we had a national fishing competition between Norway and Sweden. But unfortunately no one was lucky to get a big fish so Mettes father declared this competition over for this time. After a fast transportation back home to Håvoll we continued the game with some cards. It was a classic game called "Idioten" or in English "the idiot". When Mette said that she must win to times after each other this evening became very long. We felt that we had to fake a loss otherwise we probably had been playing even now.   Picture comment   Picture (thumbnail) Picture 00b-2-17 The view of Örstafjorden. Liadalsnipa in the upper left corner. Picture 00b-2-18 On the way to Liahornet. Raudöya in the middle. Picture 00b-2-19 Spirited steps up the hill. Picture 00b-2-20 Rjåneset below. Picture 00b-2-21 A short break in the ling. Picture 00b-2-22 The peak of Liahornet. Picture 00b-2-23 Chocolate break. Picture 00b-2-24 The first view of Svenskedalen. Isn't it beautiful? Picture 00b-2-25 Mette is calling home to tell that the swedes had seen Svenskedalen for the first time. Picture 00b-2-26 Stones, stones and more stones on the way down from Liahornet towards Liadalsdalen. Picture 00b-2-27 Nakkevatnet at Liadalsnipa. Picture 00b-2-28 Cooking time in Liadalsdalen. Picture 00b-2-29 Washing up is going on. Picture 00b-2-30 Liadalsätra. Picture 00b-2-31 Where we wrote our names in the training book. Picture 00b-2-32 One of the cottages in Liadalssätra. Genuine norwegian workmanship. Picture 00b-2-33 Fast steps towards Svenskedalen. Picture 00b-2-34 The swedes wouldn't miss the opportunity when Mette signed the book in Svenskedalen. Picture 00b-2-35 Three happy swedes at home ground. Main page | About us | Contact us | Equipment | Food | Tests | Tips & tricks | Travel stories Jotunheimen | Glacier technic | First aid | Articles | Top 10 | Postcard | Guestbook Links | Q & A | News | Tech info | Sitemap | Help

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