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Raksætra

Raksætra is an idyllic old mountain farm situated on a mountainside between Loen and Stryn, in Norway. This short hike takes you through forests and pastures to an elevation of 540 meters, where you will be rewarded with stunning views of the majestic Innvikfjord and the Lodalen and Oldedalen valleys.

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Remarks

Parking: Spacious paid parking at the trailhead. Indicative price in 2025: NOK 85.

Best time of year to hike: From May to October, on average. See the Norway FAQ for more details.

Difficulties of the hike

The hike to Raksætra is ideal for a family outing and is not particularly difficult. The trail runs through the forest for almost the entire route and is clearly defined thanks to its popularity. Though not marked, the path is clearly indicated at the start and at the few intersections. An information board and a map of local routes are available at the parking lot.

What you'll love

Exceptional panoramic views: Breathtaking views of the Innvikfjord, the villages of Loen and Olden, and the surrounding mountains.
The authentic charm of old alpine chalets: A picturesque setting with traditional green-roofed huts that are very photogenic.

MY RATING :

Activity: Hiking

Difficulty: Easyi

Average duration: 1 h 15 mi

Length: 2.5 km

Type of route: Out and back

Elevation gain: 250 m

Maximum altitude: 547 m

Vertiginous: Noi

Marked: No

Popularity: High

Region: Vestland

Start point: 61.88047, 6.78971

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