Indravatnet in Forsand, Sandnes Norway

FORSAND/SANDNES: This hike is a bit of a gem. It ends at the lake Indravatnet, which is surrounded by steep mountains and vertical waterfalls. The trail up there goes through the adventurous valley Røssdalen. Here you will first find a great area for wild camping, before you continue through areas with great plant diversity and Norwegian primeval forest. Before you reach your destination at Indravatn, you have to climb over huge rocks through a scree called Aslaksreset.
This is a landscape protection area where you must show extra respect for animal and plant life. For example, it is not allowed to fly here with a drone without special permission.
English subtitles available.
When we did the same trip in April 2018, there was greater water flow in the rivers and waterfalls after the snowmelt:
• Røssdalen til Indravat...
Length: 9.3 km round trip
Difficulty: Challenging
Marking: Red-marked and clear path
Lowest/ Highest point:
Total height meters: 800
Municipality: Sandnes
Trail map:
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Overview map:
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Music in this video:
After All This Time (Ben Winwood)
Reaching the Shore (Ben Winwood)
Selah (Ben Winwood)
Music license from Artlist (artlist.io)

[@DeKaUnterwegs]

Absolutely stunning! What a wonderful landscape!

[@hikinghighandlow5661]

Thank you for watching 🙂

[@ervinslens]

This whole area is simply spectacular my friend! Absolutely stunning!

[@hikinghighandlow5661]

Thank you for watching 🙂

[@ByzantineHellas]

Wonderful landscape and great video👍👍You have a new subsriber!!

[@hikinghighandlow5661]

Thank you so much 😊 You have got a new subscriber too 😊

[@GirlVersusWild]

That forest reminds me of a fairytale! And the lake could be a sister to NZ lakes! Was it peaceful?

[@hikinghighandlow5661]

Yes, this is a peaceful place. Especially at the innermost lake, because it's a bit of a struggle to get through the scree of rocks to get there. Most people stop near the grassy areas by the first lake.
We have been here several times. In spring, there is more water flow in the rivers and waterfalls, which perhaps makes the experience even greater.
When I watch your videos it is not difficult to understand why you think it reminds of NZ.

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Flott tur. Ser ut som ett fantastisk område. Ønsker deg en fin dag 😊

[@hikinghighandlow5661]

Tusen takk og i like måte 😊