Small-group hiking tours through local mountain trails, at a pace that leaves room to take in nature and enjoy the experience.
Guided hikes are at the heart of what we do — always small groups, max 4 people.
Below is a hand-picked sample of trails in the region — the iconic must-sees, and the quieter ones away from the crowds. Not the full list of hikes we can guide: each one links out to its full trail details on Ut.no, or tap “Book this hike” to jump straight to the form below.
On every hike, travel time to and from is added on top if you'd like pickup — we'll confirm the exact time once you tell us where you'd like to be picked up.
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A short, popular climb just outside Sandnes with sweeping views over the city and fjord below — a great warm-up hike or an easy evening trip. If you'd like, we can turn it into a longer loop that takes in a few more summits along the way.
4.2 km round trip · ~1.5 hrs · 188 m elevation
A gentle walk up to one of the region's tallest waterfalls, ending at a viewing platform right at the edge of the drop. If you'd like, we can add a stop at Byrkjedalstunet on the way — allow about an extra hour for the visit.
2 km round trip · ~1 hr · 130 m elevation
A lovely, easy family hike up to beautiful Lake Dalevatnet. Between September 15 and April 15, weather permitting, we can build a campfire and take a good rest by the water — that adds about an hour to the hike.
~4.5 km loop · ~1.5 hrs · easy, family-friendly
An easy, well-marked out-and-back hike from Gramstad to Resasteinen, with a lovely view down over Gandsfjorden.
6.3 km round trip · ~2 hrs · 193 m elevation
A ridge walk above Sandnes to the summit cairn on Bjørndalsfjellet, with panoramic views over Gandsfjorden and the coast — a bit more climbing than Dalsnuten, without the crowds.
6 km loop · ~2.5 hrs · 200 m elevation
A coastal walk along Vigdelstranden out to Steinansiktet (“the Stone Face”). Marked Moderate only because part of the route crosses large boulders and slightly rough coastal terrain — there's almost no elevation gain, and it's the same route out and back.
~5 km round trip · ~1.5 hrs
A steep climb to the summit of Lifjellet, with a choice of routes — the short, steep push straight up via Sprettraubakken (looks intimidating, but goes just fine, ~2 hrs), or the full loop around (~4 hrs, 9 km). Either way, a gorgeous view at the top.
Up to 9 km · ~2-4 hrs · ~260 m elevation
A few real moments from recent hikes — no stock photos here.
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