Try Hekseveggen Light, a beginner-friendly Via Ferrata route on Europe’s highest sea cliff. Experience vertical excitement, spectacular views and a real sense of achievement.
Ready for an outdoor experience like no other? Hornelen Via Ferrata offers several routes on the face of Europe’s highest sea cliff. Hekseveggen Light is a beginner-friendly Via Ferrata route – a taste of vertical excitement without too much challenge, and an unforgettable experience. Booking a guided tour is recommended.
This guided half-day trip begins with a scenic walk along the fjord to the introductory wall, Ørnelia. From there, the route continues onto Hekseveggen, where you’ll try both horizontal and vertical climbing before returning the same way. The route is ideal for getting familiar with the equipment and the basics of Via Ferrata climbing.
• A great sense of achievement after an active day outdoors beneath the mighty Hornelen.
• Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts with no previous climbing experience who want a slightly longer trip with Via Ferrata elements and plenty of fun.
• Skilled guides ensure your safety, so you can focus on enjoying the activity and the views.
Price: NOK 1,495 per person
Duration: 4 hours
Difficulty: Easy, Via Ferrata grade B. Traditional Norwegian trail with uneven rocky sections and wet areas.
Minimum weight: 40 kg / Maximum weight: 120 kg
Minimum age: 12 years (waiver required for participants under 18)
The tour starts at Basecamp with approximately 60 minutes of walking, followed by about 2 hours of climbing. The return follows the same route.
Included in the price:
• Access to the Via Ferrata climbing route
• Helmet
• Harness
• Via Ferrata lanyard
• Guide
You need to bring:
• Sturdy footwear
• Suitable clothing
• Gloves (bring your own or buy them in the shop)
• Daypack
• Packed lunch and drinks (there is no water available along the route)
Hekseveggen Light offers an exciting introduction to Via Ferrata climbing, with the mighty Hornelen and the fjord as your backdrop. A great choice for those who want to try something new and experience the outdoors from a different perspective.
Source: Nordfjord






