The Reinebringen hike is one of the most famous in all of Norway, and for good reason. Nearly 2,000 stone steps lead you up to an unmatched view over Reine and the surrounding fjords. It’s a workout, but the reward at the top is one of the most iconic panoramas in the Arctic. If you’re lucky enough to catch a clear evening, this is one of the best sunset spots in the world. The stone stairs up to Reinebringen were actually built by a team of Nepalese sherpas that were flown in. When we hiked to Everse Base Camp, we were fortunate enough to meet one of these stone masons in person.