Grotli: Skridulaupen
The landscape around Grotli is open high-mountain terrain, which has shaped both the built environment and local life. This small settlement in Skjåk municipality stands by Grotlivatnet, where National Road 15 crosses the mountains between eastern Norway and the fjords of Vestland. Skridulaupen belongs to the rugged upland terrain around the settlement. Grotli is also the eastern end of Gamle Strynefjellsvegen, the historic road across Strynefjellet and part of Norway’s National Scenic Routes. The area is defined less by an urban centre than by mountain roads, lakes and broad, sparsely settled valleys.
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