Youth Hostel in Skjolden
Travel Tips for Skjolden (Page 1/1)
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25 Aug 2011 Johannes, Netherlands:
Hike to head of Nygards Breen gletscher |
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14 Aug 2011 Helge, Norway:
Marvellous trekking routes in Hurrungane just 15 minuts away. Nice, family friendly walking route from Fortun 2 km away to "Fuglesteg", a restaurated stone farm at 600 m above sea level, with a nice view over Skjolden, and with possibilities to buy coffee, limonade and home made cake (weekends in summer only), served by volunteers. |
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19 Jul 2011 Jeroen, Netherlands:
the restaurant with the hostel, very good food! |
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10 Jul 2011 Stephanie, Canada:
The meals served in the hostel restaurant were excellent. |
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10 Jul 2011 Stephanie, Canada:
The hike from Fortun up the mountainside to the Fugelsteg mountain farm is lovely. Hiking on the Nigard Glacier with a guide was an absolute highlight. The stave church at Urnes is a must. |
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20 May 2011 Evgeniya, Bulgaria:
What a sense of humor to ask such a question about Skjolden! Seriously, there is not a single thing you can label "Evening and Night Time Entertainment".. Let alone sitting on a bench watchig the waterfalls! |
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20 May 2011 Evgeniya, Bulgaria:
Skjolden is particularly famoust with the fact that the eminent Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein had spent some time there in the beginning of the 20th century. If you are his fan than do not miss the culutral walk called "Wittgenstein Path" in the center of Skjolden. You can even get to the site of his hut that is near the lake, but this path is rather hard especially if you are not equiped properly. |
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20 May 2011 Evgeniya, Bulgaria:
Do not miss the Urnes Stave Church! |
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26 Aug 2010 Ellen, England & Wales:
Skjolden Llamas! Take a Llama for a walk at the Llama farm in Skjolden. Fantastic fun. |
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HI Hostel SkjoldenSkjolden Vandrerhjem is a seasonal hostel, which is opened from the 1st May to the 30th September. The hostel is located between Skjolden and Fortun, close to the Rv 55. The hostel is part of a resort with a small restaurant, camping ground with suitable sanitary facilities and a playground for the kids. There are 24 newly renovated rooms with private bathroom facilities. The small town of Skjolden is set in a fertile valley of steep mountainsides, Skjolden is a beautiful place which boarders to Jotunheimen in the north with Hurrungane. In short distance to the hostel it is possible to see the magnificent view of the Vassbakkfossen waterfall cascading down the mountainside. Climbing is particularly popular in the area. Turtagrø, about 15 km away, is one of Norway’s most known climbing areas. There are also several cultural heritage sites in the area. For instance Urnes Stave Church, which has been a part of Unesco’s list since 2001. In the centre of Skjolden there is a shop with post office services and a cultural centre, which contains a swimming pool and a climbing wall. Skjolden Vandrerhjem is a perfect choice for a nice activity holiday with trips to Jotunheimen, Sognefjorden and Jostedalsbreen. | more...... |

