What is gloppedalsura?

Gloppedalsura is a famous destination for tourists located in the southwestern part of Norway. It is a vast debris field that was created around 10,000 years ago during a rockslide event from the nearby mountains. The debris field is spread over an area of 5 square kilometers and contains millions of rocks of various sizes, from small pebbles to boulders as big as a house. The name Gloppedalsura means "the rockslide in Gloppedal," where Gloppedal is a nearby village.

Gloppedalsura is a popular location for hiking, with well-demarcated trails running through the area. The hiking trails pass through the debris field, which allows visitors to see the different types of rocks that are present there. The trails also provide stunning views of the nearby mountains, waterfalls, and fjords.

To reach Gloppedalsura, visitors can take a bus or drive from Stavanger, a city located about 48 kilometers away. The area is open all year round, but the best time to visit is during the summer months when the weather is mild and the trails are easily accessible. The location is also a popular spot for birdwatching, with several species of birds, including eagles, found in the area.