The treasure in Blåfjell
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It's not difficult to understand why everyone is dazzled by the magnificent and beautiful nature that greets us here inside the fjords. Nonetheless, something happens when darkness descends or when thick fog hangs like an impenetrable blanket between the valley sides. Then, myths and legends arise about both hulders, trolls, sea serpents, or goblins. This is also the case in this area, and many tellings have taken root in local communities and are still exciting stories for both children and tourists. We are now passing the steep mountain sides where we can see, among other things, "Blåfjell" or "The Blue mountain", and the name may come from an old legend that circulated in the area. It is said that a man named Vigleik Tveito buried a copper kettle with gold coins in the stone piles in the steep and inhospitable landscape. According to the legend, a blue light shines over the spot where the gold is buried every day at 12 o'clock. Many claim to have seen the mysterious blue light, but no one has found the great treasure yet. Perhaps you would like to try?