The 5 Best Things to do Adventurous in Southern Norway, Southern Norway

Adventure Norway is one of the premier rafting companies in Norway offering great activities for families. Set on the banks of the Mandal river our centre offers a great campsite with affordable hutted accommodation. We can offer a variety of nature based activities to keep you entertained for several days. Kayaking, climbing, rappelling, canoeing, bow and arrow, forest walks, bushcraft

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TrollAktiv is the leading supplier of outdoor adventures for youth groups and families in Norway. The summer season at Trollaktiv stretches from April to the end of October and caters for school groups, families, companies, friends and anyone looking for action-packed adventures. In 2018 we celebrate the 25th year anniversary with an even more exciting and adventurous programme including rafting, family rafting, High wire adventure park, rock climbing, ziplines, BikePark, Stand up paddling, team building, paintball, Escape rooms and many many more. At TrollAktiv Adventure Park the accommodation options include a variety of cabins, camping and apartments. What sets us apart from any competitor is our commitment to great service and our high level of safety. We are the very first Outdoor adventure provider in Norway to be certified with the Adventure Mark certificate which covers all aspects of safety and quality. We look forward to meeting you this summer!

Brufjell mountain's highest point is 184 meters above sea level and offers a fantastic view over the Lista landscape. On a clear day you will see the lighthouse at Lista, an area know for its abundance of rare birds. From the top of Brufjell, there is a marked trail that leads to the potholes that lies horizontally at 20 m above sea level. The horizontal potholes were created during the Ice Age some 20.000 years ago. The sea level was higher back then. Did you know that millions of years ago the mountains here in the Southwest were taller than the Mt. Everest is today? Brufjell is part of Magma Geopark and UNESCO. The trip to the potholes takes about 20 min from Mt. Brufjell. There is some climbing involved in the descend, but handles have been put up to facilitate the climbing. However, dogs will not be able to accompany the owner. Keep in mind that the mountain may be slippery when wet. The round trip, that may be combined with the stony beach at Sandviga, takes 2-3 hours. Description: Drive road 44 (the North Sea road) to ana- Sira. Driving down the mountain from Flekkefjord, notice the sign Roligheten on the left side. Drive down this small road towards the small community. On the left hand side you will notice a sign with Brufjell on the stone wall of a torn-down barn. This is where the trail starts. Please park the car by the school you passed driving in some hundred meters back (a new parking lot is under planning). There is a relatively steep ascend in the beginning. Follow the marked trail. At the top of Brufjell you will see a mail box. Please write your name and nationality for statistical purposes. From here you walk in the direction of the sea, following the read markings down the mountain. It gets quite steep and people who are afraid of hights might find it a bit scary. Some safe handles have been put up to facilitate the short climbing. Return from top of Brufjell: It is possible to make this hike a round trip by walking west from the mailbox at Brufjell. Follow the trail through the gras over to the next mountain. Descend to Sandviga which is a stony beach. From here continue on the trail back to the houses at Roligheten Follow the road to the car. For a more detailed description, and a map, please see the tourist information in Flekkefjord.