Top 5 Nature & Parks in Haugesund, Western Norway

Take the Skjoldavegen Road to Eivindsvatnet Lake. The area consists of lush plantation forests, bathing area and good fishing grounds. Circular walking route stretching 8 km from Haugesund to Kattanack, Haralsvang and back to Haugesund. The trails are suitable for ordinary footwear and are also accessible by bicycle. Lighted trail at night.

Hagland Natural Park/ Ravnafloke is located approximately 15 minutes north of Haugesund in typical rough and fascinating Norwegian landscape with views looking out over the North Sea. In addition to a fortress of World War II there is also a rich history from the Viking Age and from the mining starting in the 1800s. Hagland Natural Park is perfect for hiking and biking, and for exiting adventures. We have tailor-made programmes to suite companies, organisations, groups and clubs with special focus on team-building and project 'kick-off' initiations. Imagine being surrounded by the wild natural beauty of Western Norway where the open sea stretches all the way to Canada. A place where you cannot fail be inspired by the pastel-red sun sinking in the west or alternatively having to brace yourself against a storm of 15 metre high waves thundering onto the shoreline. Our facilities and activities include Suspension Bridge, 'Tyrolean Traverse', Abseiling, Balance-Wire, Rock Climbing, Paint Ball, Obstacle Course, Sea Rafting, Coast and Fjord Safari. Our own chef is responsible for catering which takes place in our restored barn and mine pit. Overnight guests can choose between modern chalets, Indian style 'lavvo' tents or barrack style bunkers.

Allmenningen Bybad i Haugesund sentrum, bad, is, pølser og bar. på områder er der også konsertarena, utleielokaler, bar og bryggeri.