Lofoten walks

Ågvatnet is a pretty lake surrounded by mountains just above Å, a small fishing village at the end of the Lofoten archipelago. This hike goes around it on a tricky trail with mud, rocks, dense forest and a few handrails. You will finish this challenging hike by crossing the charming village of Å with its red wooden houses on stilts, a picture-postcard image of the Lofoten Islands!

An iconic hike in the Lofoten Islands, Reinebringen is very popular, but the view from the top of Reinefjorden and its fishing villages connected by bridges is well worth the effort. The ascent is via a staircase with 1978 steps built by Nepalese sherpas.

A beautiful hike of about 10 km with little elevation gain but lots of nature around Lake Stor-Kongsvatnet in Kabelvåg in Lofoten. Most of the hike is on gravel and dirt paths, and the final third is on wooden walkways at grass level to protect the natural environment. It is possible and pleasant to swim in the lake.

Circular starting from Haukland, going around the Mannen and Veggen peaks via the old Uttakliev road, then returning via the Lomtjønna Pass above the tunnel. Pleasant trail along the coast connecting one beach to another.

An easy and enjoyable hike along the shores of Lakes Sørvågvatnet, Stuvdalsvatnet and Tridalsvatnet from the village of Sørvågen. Beautiful views of the lakes, mountains reflected in their waters, and torrents without having to climb too much.

A slightly demanding circular walk starting from Ballstad. The first part is along the water's edge on a stony path that winds its way up and down between the rocks, then there is a climb of over 200 m at a 15° gradient to reach the plateau and finally a descent via a staircase of 384 slabs, built by Nepalese sherpas. But what views of the surrounding islands from the coastal path and especially from the summit plateau!

Starting from Kabelvåg Church, nicknamed the "Lofoten Cathedral", this route will take you to the summit of Tjelbergtinden for a magnificent view of Svolvaer, Kabelvåg and the surrounding peaks of Vestvagøya. The ascent, although steep, does not present any major difficulties. However, caution is advised on the descent, which can be very tricky in wet weather (to be avoided). A short round trip (with an easy descent equipped with a chain) to a secondary peak of this mountain will offer you a bird's eye view of Kabelvåg.

Hiking in Norway, in the Lofoten Islands. The starting point is in the village of Fredvang. Easy hike. Park at the end of the road in the village of Fredvang: car park. Follow the sign for 1.7 Mulstoa. You can go beyond 1.7 km to a small white sandy beach (a small red house). The route is 4 km there and back.

An easy route that winds through peat bogs and crosses numerous lakes. Its final destination, Kringbotnsvatnet, is a fairly large lake at an altitude of 250 metres. Along the way, the view stretches far into the distance over the sea and the mountains of the Lofoten Islands.

This hike offers magnificent views of the Lofoten Islands on a clear day. If you are not sure of your footing, be careful, as some sections are on scree and the descent is a little slippery.

This is an easy hike that will allow you to discover a magnificent panorama of Lake Solbjørn and its cirque of steep mountains. Looking back, you will see other panoramas of the fjord, small hamlets, the coast of mainland Norway in the distance and all the peaks that make the Lofoten Islands famous!

This hike on the Lofoten Islands in Norway is little known and you will probably be alone along the entire route. The arrival at the summit of Blaheia offers a magnificent 360° panorama of the mountains and fjords.