Husedalen Valley Review

Deeply hidden in Norway's most beautiful hiking location, Norway Hinsavic Husedalen Valley A week after arriving in Norway, I suddenly thought about going hiking. After doing a good job in the strategy, our group of four began to set off for the town of Hinsavic, the destination was Husedalen Valley. The niche attractions strongly recommend that the valley is beautiful, surrounded by mountains and wild woods, and there is a faint emerald in the sparkling light. There were not many tourists who went there that day. There were only a few of us with Chinese faces. Everyone was carrying large school bags, which was a bit like outdoor survival. There is a mountaineering road next to the valley, which is the starting point of our trip. Self-driving tours can park the car next to the power plant, and the parking fee is free. There are four waterfalls in the valley, and the first waterfall can be seen next to the power plant. The water is very clear and not very violent. Some are white and the color air is very fresh. It may be because the surrounding area is full of dense mountains and forests. Follow the signs along the road and go up, through a stone path, the second waterfall unfolds before your eyes, the more you go up, the slope is higher and higher, but the waterfall is getting better and better. The huge water flow through the layers of stones, from high to low, under the refraction of the sun, formed a rainbow, very beautiful, listening to the sound of water and wind, although very tired, but the heart is very satisfied, because a teammate injured, so did not continue upward, rest for a moment to return the same way. Warm reminder: 1. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes, which is convenient for walking 2. Some paths are slippery, pay attention to safety