Best bird watching trails in Rogaland, Norway

Kjeranbolten is a boulder suspended 984 meters (3,228 ft) above Lysefjord. The rock was wedged in place in the year 50,000 B.C by a massive glacier and today is a popular tourist destination and an amazing viewpoint. You should expect to share the viewpoint with many other photo seekers who have made the trek. Older children can do this hike, but keep in mind that it is a strenuous hike and there are many ledges.Show more

Very well-made path up the Viglesdalen valley to the DNT Viglesdalen mountain lodge. A scenic hike that passes the waterfalls of Sendingfossen and Hiafossen/Granefossen, as well as the Viglesdalsvatnet lake with the big-walls towering high over your head. The cabin itself is beautifully situated on a grazy floodplain.Show more

This demanding round-trip hike provides incredible views of the surrounding peaks, lakes, and ocean. It leads through a variety of terrain as you climb up to the 787-meter tall peak. 2.5 km after the start the trail becomes steeper but flattens out after that. The final climb to the peak is short but it is nearly straight uphill.Show more

A great hike to mount Skomakarnibbå (the shoemaker's crag). The path goes through varied and attractive terrain, climbs about 400 metres and is steep in parts. Wet bog-area before you get to mount Øksnafjellet where you can enjoy the view. On a clear day there are fantastic views of the mountains, fjord and islands from the viewpoint at Skomakarnibbå. Suitable footwear, walking sticks and good fitness are essentials for this walk.Show more

The hike to the summit plateau of Lifjell offers a magnificent view over Stavanger, Gandsfjord, the North Sea and Ryfylke. On days with clear weather you can see as far as the coast of Kragerø, Seljord and Kongsberg. The terrain is very varied, both down by the sea and higher up.Show more

Stokkelandsvatnet Lake is a popular and well-known hiking destination. The beautiful circular tour is used by hikers of all ages.Show more

Himakånå is a spectacular rock formation that hangs high above Lysevatnet and is often called Nedstrand's answer to Trolltunga. The new gravel hiking trail was completed in Summer 2020. Once you started walking upwards you will enjoy a already a great view after a couple of turns only, however it increases with the height meters gained. The hiking trail narrows and winds nicely in the landscape.Show more

Challenging hike where two beautiful peaks will be climbed with a rewarding great view on top.Show more

Great hike with amazing views and a great end point. Very easy trail, half of which is on a gravel road. There are a few swimming spots where you can take a dip. The whole area is popular for family trips, there are plenty of opportunities for swimming and a quick hike. Parking is 100 NOK.Show more

The hike starts at the Preikestolhytta. There are signs with several tour suggestions. The hike is relatively easy.Show more