Mount Ulriken, Haukelandsbakken 40, 5009 Bergen, Norway
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Norway | Bergen Two Mountains Cityhike Route and Description
🚗Route
1. You can hike/take the cable car up and down Fløyen Mountain from the city.
2. You can hike/take the shuttle bus from the city to Ulriken, and you can hike/take the cable car.
3. The roads on the two mountains are connected, and the official data is 13 kilometers.
4. The route to the top of Ulriken is mainly a loop. If you have enough time and energy, you can walk directly to F.
🚗The scenery on the trail at the top of the mountain is still good, and it can even be said to be unexpected. There are many small lakes on the mountain, which feels a bit sad. Basically, there is water, mud, grass, and big rocks. In many places, you have to cross the river by stepping on stones. Hiking on the top of the mountain is not tiring, and there are fewer climbs, but you must pay attention to anti-slip (muddy roads) and stepping on empty (there is water below).
🚗Others
1. There is only business at the cable car station on the mountain, and there is a restaurant open, so it is best to bring a water bottle and energy supplements.
2. There are arrows or stone piles on the hiking route to indicate the direction, but the scenery on the top of the mountain is very repetitive, so be careful if you have a poor sense of direction.
3. The weather in Norway is changeable. It rains almost every day, and it even rains on sunny days, so it is best to wear waterproof clothes. The days are longer in summer, and it was still bright when I came down at almost 9 o'clock.
4. There are many bright and dark puddles on the top of the mountain, so it is recommended to wear hiking shoes or waterproof off-road shoes.
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Norway | Bergen Two Mountains Cityhike Route and Description 🚗Route 1. You can hike/take the cable car up and down Fløyen Mountain from the city. 2. You can hike/take the shuttle bus from the city to Ulriken, and you can hike/take the cable car. 3. The roads on the two mountains are connected, and the official data is 13 kilometers. 4. The route to the top of Ulriken is mainly a loop. If you have enough time and energy, you can walk directly to F. 🚗The scenery on the trail at the top of the mountain is still good, and it can even be said to be unexpected. There are many small lakes on the mountain, which feels a bit sad. Basically, there is water, mud, grass, and big rocks. In many places, you have to cross the river by stepping on stones. Hiking on the top of the mountain is not tiring, and there are fewer climbs, but you must pay attention to anti-slip (muddy roads) and stepping on empty (there is water below). 🚗Others 1. There is only business at the cable car station on the mountain, and there is a restaurant open, so it is best to bring a water bottle and energy supplements. 2. There are arrows or stone piles on the hiking route to indicate the direction, but the scenery on the top of the mountain is very repetitive, so be careful if you have a poor sense of direction. 3. The weather in Norway is changeable. It rains almost every day, and it even rains on sunny days, so it is best to wear waterproof clothes. The days are longer in summer, and it was still bright when I came down at almost 9 o'clock. 4. There are many bright and dark puddles on the top of the mountain, so it is recommended to wear hiking shoes or waterproof off-road shoes.
🚗Route 1. You can hike up and down Fløyen Mountain from the city/take a cable car. 2. You can hike/take a shuttle bus from the city to Ulriken, and you can hike/take a cable car. 3. The roads on the two mountains are connected, and the official data is 13 kilometers. 4. The route to the top of Ulriken is mainly a loop. If you have enough time and energy, you can walk directly to F. 🚗Today's hiking route 1. Old town-montana hostel is about 4km, passing through the Ulriken cable car station, basically all flat roads, only the last point has a slope. 2. Hostel-Ulriken-top cable car station, this section is 2km, the front is a dirt slope up the mountain road, and the back 1km is all steps paved with large stones. This section is the most difficult, you can also go around the sloping gravel road next to it, 3km.
🚗Route 1. You can hike/take the cable car up and down Fløyen Mountain from the city. 2. You can hike/take the shuttle bus from the city to Ulriken, and you can hike/take the cable car. 3. The roads on the two mountains are connected, and the official data is 13 kilometers. 4. The route to the top of Ulriken is mainly a loop. If you have enough time and energy, you can walk directly to F. 🚗Today's hiking route 1. Old town-montana hostel is about 4km, passing through the Ulriken cable car station. It is basically a flat road, and there is a slope at the last point. 2. hostel-Ulriken-top cable car station, this section is 2km, the front is a dirt slope up the mountain road, and the back 1km is all stone steps. This section is the most difficult, or you can go around the sloping gravel road next to it, 3km. After going up, you can go sightseeing, and there is a restaurant at the top cable car station where you can eat and drink coffee. 3. After going up the mountain, I was originally going to take a loop on the way, but I met a few local girls and walked 4-5km along the road to Floyen. Because I live in Uri, I turned back at 6:30. 🚗The scenery on the trail at the top of the mountain is still good, and it can even be said to be unexpected. There are many small lakes on the mountain, which feels a bit sad. It is basically water, mud, grass, and big stones. In many places, you have to cross the river by stepping on stones. Hiking on the top of the mountain is not tiring, and there are fewer climbs, but you must pay attention to anti-slip (muddy roads) and stepping on empty (there is water below). 🚗Others 1. There is only business at the cable car station on the mountain, and there is a restaurant open, so it is best to bring a water bottle and energy supplements. 2. There are arrows or stone piles on the hiking route to indicate the direction, but the scenery on the top of the mountain route is very repetitive, so be cautious if you have a poor sense of direction. 3. The weather in Norway is changeable. It rains almost every day, and even rains on sunny days, so it is best to wear waterproof clothes. The days are longer in summer. It was still bright when I came down at almost 9 o'clock. 4. There are many bright and dark puddles on the top of the mountain. It is recommended to wear hiking shoes or waterproof off-road shoes.