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Bus station hiking trails in Bondhusdalen Landskapsvernområde traverse a dramatic glacial landscape, characterized by steep mountains, lush forests, and flowing rivers. The region features the Bondhusbreen glacier and the emerald-colored Bondhusvatnet Lake, known for its unique blue glacial meltwater. Trails explore scenic forest paths, wild glacial rivers, and moraine ridges, offering diverse terrain for hikers.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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20.6km
09:53
1,360m
1,360m
Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.
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15.2km
06:50
920m
920m
Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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The day ticket now costs 125 NOK.
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The climb doesn't require much effort. The path is paved and easy to walk all the way to the lake. The total distance to the lake is approximately 5 km.
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This is a nice spot to stop for a moment and take in the scenery. The rushing Bondhuselva rushes beneath and the mountains rise above.
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The parking is ideal and 100NOK is fair; there are also clean toilets. On a rainy Monday in September there were maybe 3 cars and two campers there, but you are definitely not alone on this trail.
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The path to the lake is beautiful and easy to manage even with a stroller.
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There is a small path 50 m to the right of the bridge. The path leads to a higher viewpoint of the waterfall.
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There are 4 bus-accessible hiking trails in Bondhusdalen Landskapsvernområde, offering a range of experiences from easy strolls to challenging mountain treks.
The optimal time for hiking in Bondhusdalen Landskapsvernområde is generally from May to October. During these months, trails are typically free of snow and mud, making for more accessible and enjoyable conditions.
Yes, Bondhusdalen offers easy bus-accessible options. The historic "Ice Road" provides a gentle, well-maintained path to Bondhusvatnet Lake, suitable for most fitness levels, including families with strollers or those using wheelchairs. One easy route is the View of Folgefonna Glacier – Rapids in Husedalen Valley loop from Sunndal.
Hikes in Bondhusdalen Landskapsvernområde showcase dramatic glacial landscapes. You can expect to see the stunning emerald waters of Bondhusvatnet Lake, the impressive Bondhusbreen Glacier, and roaring waterfalls like the Bondhusdalen Waterfall. Many trails also wind through scenic forests and alongside wild glacial rivers like the Bondhus River.
Yes, there are circular routes accessible by bus. For instance, the View of Folgefonna Glacier – Rapids in Husedalen Valley loop from Sunndal is an easy circular option. For more challenging circular hikes, consider the Rapids in Husedalen Valley – Bondhus River loop from Sunndal.
Absolutely. For experienced hikers seeking a challenge, routes like the Rapids in Husedalen Valley – Bondhus River loop from Mauranger offer significant elevation gain and longer distances, providing a more strenuous experience with rewarding views of the glacial environment.
The area is highly rated by the komoot community, with an average score of 4.6 stars from over 1500 ratings. Reviewers often praise the stunning glacial scenery, the vibrant turquoise color of Bondhusvatnet Lake, and the accessibility of trails leading to impressive natural landmarks like the glacier and waterfalls.
Yes, the valley is home to several impressive waterfalls. You can encounter the Bondhusdalen Waterfall and experience a Waterfall Crossing in Bondhusdalen Conservation Area on various trails, offering picturesque views and the sound of rushing water.
The terrain varies from gentle, well-maintained gravel paths, such as the historic "Ice Road" leading to Bondhusvatnet, to more rugged forest trails, riverside paths, and ascents towards moraine ridges. Expect a mix of surfaces reflecting the diverse glacial landscape.
Yes, several bus-accessible routes offer spectacular views of the glacier. You can find excellent vantage points like the View of Bondhusvatnet and the Bondhus Glacier, and for those willing to hike further, the Highest Accessible Point at the Foot of Bondhusbreen Glacier provides an even closer perspective.


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