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Erfjord

Hiking in Erfjord

Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Rune Roalkvam Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Elin Tjordal Haugen Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Rune Roalkvam Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Elin Tjordal Haugen Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Elin Tjordal Haugen
Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Rune Roalkvam
Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Elin Tjordal Haugen
Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Rune Roalkvam
Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Elin Tjordal Haugen
Hiking in Erfjord Photo: Elin Tjordal Haugen

Hike facts

Effort level
  • Easy
Duration
  • 2 hours
Landscape
  • Coast
  • Fjord
Season:
All year

Contact information

Description

Erfjord

Turn off toward Erøy just north of Erfjord Bridge on Rv13, National Tourist Route Ryfylke. We recommend two walks suitable for the whole family along the beautiful fjord. You can park your car at Betel Chapel on Erøy, and if you come in your own boat, there is a guest pier at Erøy. Your walk around the island Erøy, through the gentle terrain and fascinating cultural landscape along the sheltered Bogsfjord and then along the more rugged Erfjord, takes about two hours. Most of your hike is on a forest road, and the rest is on trails and ordinary roads. The highest point is 183 metres above sea level; from here the forest road descends and crosses a stream. A trail takes you through the woods, and the next forest road you reach leads you down to the Bogsfjord, 500 m north of Hattavågen. Then just follow the forest road along the shore back to the main road.

Erfjord Bridge has a great view, and during the summer you may see lots of boats on the fjord. Should you prefer a shorter alternative, if you have children in a pram or are bicycling, you can follow the school road along the Bogsfjord to Hattarvågen. Allow 1–1.5 hours including the return journey.
Both excursions can be made year round. Please remember to close the gates! There’s a swimming spot at Habn at the head of the Bogsfjord.

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Facilities

  • Season

    • open all year round
  • Nature and terrain

    • fjord
    • hiking area
    • sea/fjord
    • lookout point
    • Coast
  • Grading

    • easy
  • Duration

    • 2 hours
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More about this area

Tourist information in Ryfylke

There are several tourist information offices in the Ryfylke area.

Tour suggestions in Ryfylke

Drive the National Tourist Route Ryfylke or take a cruise on the Lysefjord.

What to do in Ryfylke

Walk up to Kjerag and Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock) mountain plateaus, go salmon fishing, or take a cruise on the Lysefjord.

Scenic attractions in Ryfylke

The panoramic view from Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock) includes the Lysefjord and the surrounding mountain areas.

Food in Ryfylke

Salmon and halibut are important ingredients in the local kitchen in Ryfylke.

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