The Hjørundfjord

Mountain Hike in the Hjørundfjord

Excursion

Price from 209 AUD

Difficulty level

Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed

Booking code

HR-HJF2G

Duration

2 hours, 45 min

Notes

Read the practical information below

A pair of female hikers taking a photo in the Hjørundfjord
  • Take in unforgettable views of the nearby villages and surrounding area

  • Hike in the magnificent scenery of the Sunnmøre Alps

  • Discover an abandoned but well-preserved bear cave

  • Visit the local grocery store

Join us on a spectacular mountain hike in the idyllic Hjørundfjord region. We begin by taking an old farm road and then it's a steep climb up the rugged pathway towards the top. Then, we ascend a stone stairway for the last 500 metres.

On reaching the summit, you’ll be greeted by the stunning view. Continue following the trail up the hill to see the village of Sæbø, and explore an abandoned bear cave.

Before descending, we take a coffee break in the Leknes valley overlooking Urke, as well as the breathtaking views of the fjord arm and mountains. Taking the same road back, we stop off at the local grocer to browse their authentic Norwegian goods.

Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Practical information

  • Disembarking port: Landing is by tender boat, and getting on and off the boat requires a certain degree of mobility.

  • Embarking port: Urke

  • Direction: Northbound

  • Available From: 1 Apr – 31 May & 1 Sep - 1 Nov 

  • Meals on the trip: Coffee and snacks

  • Clothes/Footwear: Hiking shoes, warm and windproof clothing

  • We recommend bringing a backpack with water bottle, extra clothing, camera, and sunglasses

  • The guide will bring necessary safety equipment

  • Participants should have good general health. This is a steep hike for guests with hiking experience and suitable shoes. Rainfall may cause this cancellation of this excursion on short notice.

Excursion can also be combined with:

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