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Nåsnibben
Type:Hiking
3750, Drangedal
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Fantastic views where you can see Nåsvannet, Åkrevannet and all the way to Gautefall.
Description of the trip:
The trip starts about 1 km after the exit towards Singusdal. There you walk the first 200 meters on a forest road. Then follow up a fairly steep timber road and then over to the path all the way up. The trail is marked. From the view you see Nåsvannet, but if you go further to the right you can see the other way towards Åkrevannet.
Be aware of hunting in the area in the autumn after 15 September.
Access:
Drive on the county road between Lunde and Drangedal. About 1 km after the exit towards Singusdal you will find a parking, but be careful not to block the forest road.
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