In a nutshell

In Rogaland county, there's a footpath through the forest that leads you far away from civilization, and places you at the heart of Norwegian nature: walk its length on a trek with a local guide, among the secrets of the place that only they know. Your reward? One of the biggest waterfalls in Norway, falling freely from the rocks. The myth associated with this natural marvel and the wild north act as a backdrop.

Main stops

Trek along the footpath that leads to the Månafossen waterfall

The programme

It's a bit of a walk, but rest assured that this trek through the unspoilt nature of the county of Rogaland is worth every one of your steps.
The climb is steep, among centuries-old woodland and rocks. Keep the pace with your local guide: they know the air that you breathe in these places, the flora and fauna, the culture and traditions.
They'll explain it all to you, among the rays of light that warm the landscape as you make your way to the Månafossen waterfall, which falls from more than 90 meters into the blue fjord of Frafjord.
Standing before it, all you'll feel is its power, and hear the voice of your guide: it is thought that the Vikings offered their swords to the gods here. And that they in turn transformed these into the waterfall as a sign of their gratitude. Or rather, into the ninth biggest waterfall in Norway.

Good to know

Minimum age: 8 years.
Wear appropriate hiking shoes and clothing for the trail.
This experience will be narrated in English.