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Jøssingfjorden
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58.332148465661, 6.3562511828294
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Tunnelstuo is a spectacular place to sleep in a former operative tunnel built in 1921.
You sleep in hammocks inside the tunnel. There are two large openings to the tunnel, and it is around 250 metres long. From the opening next to a stone picnic table, you have a stunning view of the fjord and the valley, surrounded by steep mountain sides.
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