Lurking for interest

The Site itself has a route maker. But its all in Norwegian https://english.dnt.no/ Link for the lazy

Look up ut.no
Has a lot of marked trails and recommended tours.

>>791201

most homosexuals in Norway gather at these routes for sexual intercourse.

>>792571
I thought that only happened around Sognsvannet? If you go anywhere rural there are no faggotry unfortunately :(

I am planning a road trip through Scandinavia (Finland, Sweden and Norway) in mid August. I always have been a big fan of hiking, however in Lithuania (where I live) where is nothing to climb. I looked what can be found in Scandinavia and Galdhopiggen attracted me as the highest point of Norway. I have read about it, however did not find any good information about it in english. Is it possible to climb it without any guides? (there are a few different routes and most popular is with a big glacier, where you need a guide to cross it), however there are other routes, but not much information about them in English. Maybe anyone has something? Experience, book or links?

>>793450
I have only walked the route from Juvasshytta where we had to cross the glaciers so we needed a guide, but there are two different routes from another lodge called Spiterstulen that doesn't require a guide. I have never walked them myself, but you can read more about it here: http://www.spiterstulen.no/en/turer/galdhopiggen/

So I have read probably all the possible information in English about different routes and finally found the one, which does not require. Furthermore, there is a .gpx file which you can upload to your GPS device and you will have the route.
http://www.ut.no/tur/2.5119/
Maybe you have been also to "Kjeragbolten"? I saw that rock on the internet for years and visited Norway 2 times, however, never visited that rock. It looks kinda scary to walk on it, but I saw a POV video and it looked quite "safe" and flat to walk on. A bit more difficult to get back. However, I have not found any information about deaths falling from that rock. Only base jumpers deaths, but thats another story.

>>793510
No one's died falling from Kjeragbolten, you just step out onto it. It's less exposed than some pictures make it look and the rock itself is pretty big.