Hallingskarvet National Park (Hallingskarvet nasjonalpark) is located in central Norway, was founded in 2006. Its highest point is Folarskardnuten (1933 meters above sea level), whose peak can be reached by choosing the well-marked trail from Haugastøl. The park is inhabited by herds of wild reindeer.
Hallingskarvet nasjonalpark includes the Hallingskarvet plateau with beautiful lakes and the valleys: Såtedalen, Lengjedalen, and Ynglesdalen. In the western part of the plateau, at an altitude of 1900 m, peaks stretch that cover glaciers.
The park is located in three communes: Hol, Ulvik and Aurland, covers an area of 450 km². The landscape was shaped by the glacier. It is a place recommended for hiking, during which unusual geological phenomena can be observed.
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