Norwegian devil's tongue hiking notes devil's tongue driving.

The devil's tongue is Norway's iconic natural landscape, and Norway is called Trolltunga. Troll refers to the spirit in the forest in Norwegian, while Tunga means tongue in Norwegian. The rock mass in Troll Tong Jia is far away from the cliff, like the devil's tongue, so it is called "the devil's tongue". The real temptation of the tip of the tongue is hard to reach but absolutely shocking.

The devil's tongue is a boulder flying at an altitude of 1000 meters. It is called the sermon stone of Ha Dangel, which is very spectacular. /kloc-this magical stone was formed more than 0/000 years ago. The stone is more than 700 meters away from the lake below. Like a sermon stone, only those who have enough courage dare to stand on it. As we all know, Shan Yao is the symbol of Norway, and the flat and slender rock protruding from the cliff in this mountain, like Shan Yao's tongue, hangs on the lake, which makes people feel scared at first sight, hence the name. This kind of hiking has a high difficulty coefficient and is not suitable for the elderly and children.

How did the devil's tongue get there?

1. Drive by car, start from the center of Aoda, take 13 expressway Tyssedal, enter the mountain road for about 7 kilometers, and reach the entrance of Skjeggedal parking lot. The whole journey is about 13 km and takes about 20 minutes.

2. Or take a taxi. The route is consistent with self-driving. You can book a taxi in advance on the website. The one-way fare is 600 kronor, and you can take up to 4 people.

3. After 6. 15 in summer, you can take a bus from Oda to the starting point of the devil's tongue hike. The car will be delivered at 6: 10 and 7: 35 every morning, which takes about 50 minutes by car. There are three flights on the return trip: 17:00, 18:30 and 20:00.

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6. 15-9. 15 can go by yourself.

3.19-6.159.15-10.15 You need a professional outdoor guide.

10.16-2.18 is very dangerous and is not allowed to go.

The devil's tongue hiking notes

1. Please get ready before you leave, and study the length, road conditions, required time and physical requirements of the hiking route. Don't climb the mountain by force.

2. Check the weather of the day, and be sure to follow the advice of the local people.

3. Norwegian hiking routes will have a red T letter to refer to road signs every once in a while. Please follow the signs and don't deviate from the main hiking route.

The devil's tongue, a Norwegian hiking guide