Hiking
High mountains and clear-blue glaciers frame in a narrow valley, where an emerald treasure lies. Lovatnet lake is a mesmerising sight in hues of green and blue, guarded by ancient mountains.
The Nordfjord region is like a playground, filled with possibilities for adrenaline seekers, leisure hikers and families. Paths for children and adults, long and short, challenging and easy. The unique feeling of spectacular scenery, magnificent culture and a packed lunch with a taste of the mountains and fjord! Choose a trip according to your wishes and ability. Choose your tracks in Nordfjord.
Unforgettable hikes in Nordfjord
Nordfjord offers a wide range of walks, from high summits that will take your breath away to smooth paths along the exotic coast or on historic trails. These varied trails represent the very best walks in the Nordfjord area. Mt. Skåla – Norway’s highest mountain with its foot in the fjord, towers 1,848 metres above the fjord. Together with Via Ferrata Loen, Hornindalsrokken, Eggenipa, Trollenyken, Hornelen, Skongenes Lighthouse, Selja Monastery and Ytre Fure, these are some of the highlights.
Walking trips for the whole family
There are many family-friendly walks and cultural trails in the Nordfjord region. The following areas are particularly suitable for children: Trivsselsskogen in Sandane, Harpefossen in Eid, trails in Stryn and Hoven (Loen Skylift). Contact the Tourist Information for more info and useful tips.
Mountain farm visits
The summer pasture farms in Nordfjord are both attractive destinations and unique cultural heritage sites. Running summer pasture farms is a long-standing tradition in Norway, and you can find the beautiful old farm sites in all the valleys of Nordfjord. You can drive all the way to some of them (usually a toll road), others you must walk to. Take your lunch break in a rural cultural landscape, idyllic and rich in tradition and history, and dream of a time of milkmaids and hard toil, but also fiddle music, folk dancing and fun.
Maps and marked walking trails
More and more walking trails in Nordfjord are marked according to national standards (level of difficulty: green, blue, red and black). Maps can be purchased at the tourist information offices in Nordfjord. You can also buy maps and guidebooks at local book shops.