Brufjell

The trip from Roligheten up to Brufjell offers magnificent views of the open sea. The Brufjell area is probably carved out by the sea and pebbles before the mountain rose after the last ice age. This is a very rare natural phenomenon.

The outer path marked in red has a steep section where you walk along an edge and must take care. The climb from Brufjell down to the Brufjellhålene caves is NOT recommended as it is extremely dangerous. The path down is very steep and exposed.

Access by car: On road 44 near Åna-Sira, west of Flekkefjord, turn off towards Roligheten. Park in the car park in Roligheten. Continue along the road to the turning point, where the trails to Brufjell start.

At Brufjellhålene, there is a ledge with a steep drop down to the open sea, where there are often strong currents and large waves. Falling into the sea here is extremely dangerous!

For your own safety, do not climb down to Brufjellhålene.

Slippery rocks and boulders

Drowning hazard

Risk of falling

In an emergency, call 112

Do not walk all the way down to Brufjellhålene as the walk is life-threatening.