The spire of Segla
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The lush inland of Senja, a large island off mainland Norway, is bounded by toothy coastal mountains. None of them make for a better viewpoint than Mount Segla. Its unmistakable, needle-like crag marks the end of a tough but rewarding trail from the fishing village of Fjordgård. Here we get a panoramic view of the mountain-lined bays and fjords that cut into this Arctic isle's northern coastline.
An easygoing isle
A strange set of stones
Tuff and stuff
The three watchtowers
A stone age atrium
Not so desolate after all
Lazing in Lanzarote
Africa's grandest canyon