Located in Ål, Norway, this paragliding site offers a frequently used launch point at an altitude of 920 meters. It is known for its nice thermal soaring conditions and the potential for good cross-country (XC) flights. Guest pilots are required to contact the local club before flying. The site features a well-maintained south-facing launch area with grass. To reach the launch, turn left onto a gravel road at the no-entry sign and continue for approximately 200 meters. The site is primarily used by the Hallingdal Paraglider Club, which has invested significant volunteer hours in its development. However, all pilots are welcome to fly here. It is crucial to keep the launch area tidy and minimize grass trampling on the landing field to maintain good relations with landowners. In 2014, the Hallingdal Paraglider Club moved the landing zone in Liagardane to the south side of the river. The previous landing agreement has ended, and landing there is strictly prohibited and could result in fines. Information signs will be posted at the launch site. The new landowner is very supportive, and pilots are encouraged to help maintain this positive relationship. For weather data, visit: [Holfuy Weather Station](http://holfuy.com/en/data/304) For flight logs and additional information, visit: [Flightlog](http://flightlog.org/fl.html?l=1&a=22&country_id=160&start_id=34)