Rampestreken, Andalsnes

500+ meter above sea level to the ramp. The trail started out easy enough with a gradually climbing steel ramp; however, it got steeper and steeper. The last 100 meter was intense and at times dangerous for us novices. In the end, you will be rewarded with a view of Norway's famous Fjord. Our descend to the street level was uneventful.

Great Village or Small Town. Amazing views a lot of hiking places. Only the Winter a bit sad.

Rampestreken is a lookout point reached by hiking 500m up across 1.5km. There are both winter and summer routes. If the weather is cooperative, the view from rampestreken is amazing. From rampestreken you can see a few nearby towns, including Åndalsnes. The hike up is a little challenging but should be easy enough for most people. If it is rainy, or snowy, make sure to bring boots as it can get quite slippery (also quite muddy). Be sure to layer your clothes properly because the hike up can make you very warm, but coming down I needed to put on my jacket (in November).

This is a very hard climb, it ascends 600 metres up highly sloped paths. You have to scramble up tree roots and rocks. The last part is on steps. The view from the top is incredible! It was quite busy and would suggest just climbing a few meters higher up to avoid people and trees blocking your view.

What a beautiful view of Andalsnes! Well worth the moderate hike up (some 400m) to this. Watch your steps if it's raining because there are a lot of tree roots and they can get very slippery. Kind of chilly at the top so be sure to bring a light jacket.