The famous hole in Trollhatten up close. Where you can see out to sea

The famous hole in Trollhatten shows the sea in the distance
 Like a portal to another world, the mountain opens, roughly carved by nature's patient hand over thousands of years. The cliffs rise like ancient guardians, their towering forms carved by the eternal play of time between stone, wind and water.
 Through the hole, the sea can be glimpsed in the distance, a quiet contrast to the raw rock walls. It lies there like a mirror, an endless horizon of blue, where light and shadow play on the shallow waters.
 The stones beneath your feet bear traces of the many who have walked this path, lured by the mystery, by the view, by the feeling of standing between the solidity of the mountain and the freedom of the sea. The Trollhatten, a mythical figure shaped by nature itself, opens its eye to the world – and those who stand here, look into something timeless.