Hiking in Lund - magnificent nature, small gems and big views

With your boots laced up and your rucksack packed, Lund is an outdoor paradise for hikers. Here you'll find a variety of hiking destinations - from short family walks to breezy summit hikes with panoramic views. The trails meander through forests, over mountains and alongside sparkling water, rewarding you with both silence and spectacular nature experiences.

Climb Rogleheia and look out over the whole of Dalane, experience the history of Gursligruvene, or take a quiet break at Sætra in Hovsherad. For those who want to walk for several days, the municipality offers great opportunities for cabin-to-cabin tours, tent life and real peace of mind.

Lund is the place where you can get lost - and find peace on the way.

Haukland
Haukland and heia are located "behind" Moi and have many kilometres of road if you want a gravel surface.
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Heskestadbygda, Tekse
Take the time to walk or cycle along the charming country lanes. Get close to real farm life and pastures full of life.
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Lundheim Forest
Right by the centre of Moi, as a green lung between people and mountains, lies Lundheimsskogen - a quiet, inviting forest that invites both everyday walks and small adventures.
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Pre-knotting
The tour is ideal for families with young children, as you can walk with a pram on a gravel road all the way to the top.
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Hawk knot
Høgeknuten is one of the four expert trails in this year's (2025) StikkUT! competition. The trail is 9.8km long and you have to climb 804 vertical metres.
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Gauksomytta
The day trip cabin in Lund is beautifully located by Gauksom in the Sætra area. You can choose to walk back to the cabin or take the circular trail. The walk takes approximately 35-40 minutes each way.
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Naså/Aknipen
On the map, the summit is called Aknipen, but among Lunnddøler it is simply called Naså. The hike is approx. 3 kilometres and takes approx. 1 hour to the top.
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Gullberg knot
A great viewpoint that most people have seen from the E39. For some, this will be a big challenge, but it's worth it once you get up there.
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Bringedal
Marked hiking trail up along the river to Bringedal - a scenic and historic walk to the cabin and opportunities for longer walks in the area
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Røverhola on Ualand
Along the path in the wild and beautiful landscape of Ualand hides a place with dark stories and vivid imagination: Røverhola.
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Drangsdalen
Along the tracks through Drangsdalen - a walk in wild nature and the footsteps of the railway
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Sætraområdet
In the nice outdoor area around Sætra, there are many opportunities for outdoor activities, both summer and winter. There is both a light trail and a toboggan run.
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Tronåsen
The road over Tronåsen, on the border between Rogaland and Vest-Agder, was completed in 1844 and was the most difficult stretch on the Vestland Highway.
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Gursli & Lilandsgruvene
Tour to the old Molybdenum mines at Gursli with information signs along the path.
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Gullbergtua
Tour with fantastic views in Lund
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