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A branch of Jostedalsbreen glacier
Kjenndalsbreen is a glacier in Stryn Municipality in Vestland county, Norway. The 19-square-kilometre (7.3 sq mi) glacier is a side branch of the Jostedalsbreen glacier, and is included in the Jostedalsbreen National Park.
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Briksdalsbreen
Perhaps one of the most famous glacier in Norway. A part of Jostedalsbreen. The parking space is 2.5 km (1.6 mi) from the glacier. From there you could walk, or be transported with special cars.
Easy hike up to a glacier arm. Mind the warnings, even if the view of the glacier may not be good, enjoy the landscapes on the way up. 3.4 km, about one hour with start from the parking, about 15 km each way from Loen to there.
Lodalsvatnet
Lodalsvatnet is surrounded by high mountains. Because of small ice crystals, the water is sometimes green.
Roundtrip on the fellside east of Lovatnet. Nice views, although not to the glacier. Requires some hiking experience, but is still suitable also for families, just be sure to keep to the trail. 7.4 km, two hours, some 400 m elevation gain.
Walk along the south-western lake shore on forest roads, with a view of the mountains. 6.5 km, 2 hours.
Skåla tower
Those with strong leg muscles can walk to the tower, on top of the mountain 1848 m (6063 ft). The view is magnificent. Car park at Tjugen as indicated on the map. DNT estimates needed time to 5 hours + breaks, for an experienced Norwegian hiker. Classified as a "black" hike, requiring fitness, skills and hiking equipment. The route is exposed in bad weather.