Sverrestigen

 One story has it that the farmers closed the road via Raudkjelda. In order to get past the farmers and into Raundalen, Sverre and his army had to take the road through Rastalii outside Klyve, where the valley narrows to a tight gully, with the rock face descending steeply into the river. The story records that Sverre made a bridge by knocking iron pegs into the rock and putting logs across. The road has later been known as Sverrestigen (the Sverre ladder). Probably there was an old road here even before this time. What later became known as Sverrestigen may have been what is mentioned as Raundalskleivi in a “road maintenance letter” of 1343, and which the farmers at Klyve and Kvarakvål were responsible for maintaining.