Måni (Grønlimåni) on Seljordheii is steep and grey if you go up via Bekkjevasen. Not much in the way of moorland terrain there, no. Steep hills, mountains and valleys everywhere. For the most part. It's a good thing you love such old, overgrown nature. Very fun to walk in. Old fallen trees, mosses and bogs. There's a lot of life in here. And sometimes you see them. The roar of a moose that stood up and showed me its rear end was a fun experience. There's a lot of sound just in those movements. Mani itself is not as impressive as its 635 metres above sea level. But as a centrepiece in the forest, it's absolutely perfect. Slightly above the treetops below it. It's fun to see other hiking destinations from new angles. Bjørgenuten looks quite different from here. And Telnessanden looks very long. The hike up here is perhaps easier from Øverland. From Heivegen it's a 5 km round trip with 370 metres of ascent. 2-3 hours.
