There is free firewood throughout the park to take and use in designated areas

Reindeer sighting! We were told afterward that it's unusual to see them in the park

Just one of the old silver-grey natural deadwood monuments

The trail was packed enough that I decided to just walk in boots about 1/4 way into our hike

A view of our Norwegian Wild home from the National Park

Snow! ❄️

5 Februari, Norway ⋅ ❄️ 25 °F

Senja is a breathtaking island, and we were lucky to have Ånderdalen National Park right across the street from our cabins.

On our last full day on Senja, we finally woke up to fresh snowfall! With rain likely on the way in the coming days, we seized the moment, heading into the park for a beautiful four-mile snowshoe trek after breakfast. 🌲

In Ånderdalen, the trees are allowed to stand until they die and are transformed into silver-grey natural monuments. It takes many hundreds of years for the trees to become like this. Free firewood is offered in stands throughout the park to deter hikers from using standing dead wood. We saw several of these cool looking grey twisted trees along our hike.Baca selengkapnya

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