Located in the Buskerud region of Norway, this paragliding site offers a frequently used and good soaring experience. The maximum flight height is 1370 meters, making it an above-average spot for enthusiasts. While cross-country flights are few, the site remains popular among local pilots. For more details, visit the Lier Hanggliderklubb website: [Lier Hanggliderklubb](http://www.dropfly.no/) Take-off instructions: Head towards Lierbyen where the Kjellstadbommen used to be. Turn right at the first roundabout and then left towards Egge at the next. After approximately 4 km, turn left towards Eiksetra and follow the road until you pass a fenced water area. Park your car here and follow the tractor path over the river. It takes about 20 minutes to walk up to the start. At the top, turn right at a small junction, pass a couple of cabins, and take the path up the last 200 meters. For a cliff start, you should have a PP3 rating and be experienced enough to have good control over your wing. Important: The landowner does not want pilots to take the shortcut past the cabin below the start. Use the alternative paths that branch off to the right further up the tractor road. For hang gliders, drive about 1 km further and turn left in a large right-hand bend just before Øksne gård. Follow the road up the backside of Eggekollen. Some walking is required. Landing is on the field west of the workshop on the plain by Baneveien, north of the tractor road. Information signs about landing are available at the start. Occasionally, other landing areas are permitted; check with other pilots or on Facebook. Normally, landing on the field by the nursery is not allowed unless the ground is snow-covered. The height limit is 3000 feet, or 914 meters above sea level. For more information, visit: [Flight Log](http://no.flightlog.org/fl.html?l=2&country_id=160&a=22&start_id=152) Weather data: [Holfuy Weather Station](http://holfuy.hu/en/data.php?station=s165)