Start your walk from the Shell petrol station; turn left in direction of the town centre. Follow the high street, Vangsgata, till you reach the big church at the end of the street. Turn left and follow the path through the magnificent alley, Prestegårdsalleen. Pass the camping and continue walking till you reach the suspension bridge, Tintabrua. Pass the bridge, turn right, walk along Russarvegen, and follow the marks towards Bordalsgjelet. Here is another bridge; pass it, turn left and you will find the first control code on the gate. It’s recommendable to stop here for a while, and admire the tremendous scenery of Bordalsgjelet with its spectacular "jettegryter" (cauldrons).

Pass the school (Gjernes), turn right towards the Dagestad museum and turn left down the path to Tintrabrua (the suspension bridge). Pass the bridge, turn right and follow the path towards the bridge Langebrua. Don’t pass the bridge, but cross the main road instead, follow the street Elvegata and walk back to the Shell station from where you started. Ow you have gone 6 kilometers and are finish with the short walk. Turn right and walk by Voss Mylna, take the first road to the right and pass the bridge Båbrui. Turn right and continue walking, pass Nordisk Språkteknologi and Vestnorsk Kulturakademi. Keep on walking into the woods, turn right and follow the path through the woods and you will find the second control code on a tree. Continue walking, turn right and follow the path and cross the E16-road, follow the road Gilbaret forward trough, and turn into left in the first road to left, until you reach the railwaytrack. Here you will find the last control code. Turn left across the railway and, follow the road, (Tvildesvegen) cross the mainroad and walk over the brigde. Pass the E16-road, then turn left and walk along the footpath back to the Shell station. Now you have reached your goal and you have been walking for about 12 km!

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Sist endret: 10 september 2008