The rocky out­crop on Skjeggedal ris­es 700 meters above Lake Ringedals­vatn in the Vest­land region. Its length is about 10 m. The base of the ledge is wide and rel­a­tive­ly safe, while the edge hang­ing over the abyss is rather nar­row and thin. And there are no fences here. But nei­ther this, nor the strong wind, nor the fre­quent fogs, nor the huge risk of falling down do not stop hun­dreds and thou­sands of fans of extreme self­ies. You have to hand it to them; the pic­tures real­ly turn out great: stark and unap­proach­able rocks against the back­ground of clouds and the shin­ing lake sur­face below. When the weath­er is good, you can even cap­ture the Fol­ge­fon­na Glac­i­er, cov­ered in a snow cap. Hik­ing to Troll­tun­ga is allowed only from ear­ly June to the end of August. This route is quite dif­fi­cult, as it pass­es through inac­ces­si­ble moun­tain­ous ter­rain, and the weath­er here is so vari­able that it can snow even in sum­mer.