Fulufjelltrappa
A sherpa staircase in Fulufjellet National Park
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Fulufjelltrappa is a sherpa staircase completed in 2019 at Brynflået in the southern part of Fulufjellet National Park. The stone staircase, about 250-300 meters long, was built by sherpas from Nepal. The hike starts from the parking area at Brynflået and goes up to Riksrøys 127, also known as Vestertangrøysa.
A toilet, shelter, and fire pit have been built right by the parking area.
Fulufjellet is a national park on both sides of the border.
Round trip about 3 km with 190 meters of elevation gain.
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