A little about the area

Blaafjell is a popular destination for several reasons. The short trip of around 40 minutes takes you up to a great vantage point that offers a panoramic view of Aalesund city in the north and Breidsundet in the west. A good and wide gravel path has been built all the way up, and therefore makes Blaafjell an accessible and suitable hiking destination even for children as young as 3-4 years of age. There are also alternative routes for those more used to mountains, and who rather appreciate a somewhat more variable terrain. The hammock park itself is sheltered and unobtrusive in relation to the tourist traffic elsewhere in the area. In total, there is room for 6 guests at a time. On a fine-weather evening in May, you will be able to enjoy a majestic play of colors from here, as the sun dips on the horizon before setting into the sea. Blaafjell represents short-travel joy, where you can enjoy the experience of two worlds at the same time. Sitting up in the mountains and studying the thousands of lights that surround Aalesund when night falls has a charm of its own. From Blaafjell there are many trail options further up and around Sulafjellet. A trip to Eltrane via Grauthornet is a trip you should treat yourself to when you first visit the area. This round trip takes about 4 hours from Blaafjell and offers a feeling of the high mountains, despite the mountain's geographical location far out towards the coast.

More tours on Sulafjellet can be found in this link

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