Hiking newbies, Hiking tours, Norway

Krestihola and Okshola

Posted by Kristine Mackare on

It was our second hike on the 12th of May.

Okshola is not really a top but a cave. To reach it, it is a need to pass one more cave – Krestihola.

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Beginning of path
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Different mountain surface
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Leaflets flush
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Small mountain river
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Rapids of small rapids
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Very small waterfall
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A small bridge made of birch trees over a small river
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Resting place
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Sign of way to Krestihola
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Krestihola
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Waterfall next by Okshola
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View on the same waterfall from inside of a cave
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Entrance in Okshola
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Okshola
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Entrance of Okshola
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A small path from top to cave
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View on Okshola from opposite side
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Another small waterfall
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Rapid river
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River
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Waterfall
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Us
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Us
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Resting place
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Cliffs in woods
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The river flows through the cliff

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