At an altitude of approximately 1140 meters, this paragliding site is regularly used for thermal soaring, with the possibility of small cross-country flights. The landing area is spacious and features a long final approach. It consists of a mix of heather and grass, with some small bushes around 10 cm high. Coordinates for the landing zone are N 61° 30' 6.9" E 7° 48' 8.74". The launch site is located just as you descend towards Helgedalen. Park at the designated parking area (with an outdoor toilet), cross the road (guardrail), and begin your flight. The conditions are generally stable and safe for ridge soaring. You can land directly below the launch site at an altitude of 910 meters, or at the hotel to the right of the launch site at 880 meters. This location is a good alternative if you are stuck in Vågå due to bad weather, and it takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes to reach by minibus. The route passes through Bøverdalen and over Sognefjellet. The area features majestic mountains, making it an exciting place to fly. It is also a spot where you can cross Sognefjellet and potentially achieve long-distance flights. There is speculation that this could be the site of Norway's first over 250 km or even 300 km flight. For more details, visit: [Flightlog](http://flightlog.org/fl.html?l=1&a=22&country_id=160&start_id=2061)