Miracle Rock is really the most challenging hiking 🤍

Today I felt that death is very close to me. This should be the most difficult mountain you have ever climbed in your life, and it will also be the most unforgettable in your life⛰ One of the three most unique stones in Norway - Miracle Stone At the foot of the mountain, there is a steep slope that is very difficult to walk on, which goes directly from 620m to 825m. This is the first time I saw there are really many iron belts to help you climb up. When we reached the high point of the first hill, it started to rain heavily... It was really slippery walking on the rocks up and down the slope in the heavy rain. But because of time constraints, we must walk very quickly. By the second or third section, the rain turned into hail and kept hitting my face, which was very painful. When you are almost there, you have to pass a small stream. The heavy rain has made the water flow fast and urgent. Then, I crossed my legs wrong...my left foot was completely wet...and I was freezing. But I finally arrived 🥺 My legs were shaking as I walked towards the Miracle Stone. The road was extremely narrow, and you had to walk slowly and sideways to avoid falling. I even accidentally looked down...but actually when you are actually standing on the stone, it is not scary at all. Even if you look down, it's okay. However, the way back was the real disaster... The scariest part was walking on the slope, but you couldn't see the road ahead... and the stones were very slippery. My feet kept shaking and I couldn't find a place to put them. After that, I successfully slid down 1 meter like a slide... Fortunately, there was a big rock to support me. Otherwise, I should keep sliding down.. I can say goodbye... Although the whole section of the road is really dangerous, the weather is bad, and it makes you tired and exhausted, but when you finish it, the satisfaction you feel is unmatched by anything else 🤍 Recommended to everyone who loves challenges! #SeptemberGoodPlaces2024 #Norway #WonderStone