Bringedal - Real teambuilding in wild and beautiful nature

Replace meeting rooms with fire pits

Are you ready to strengthen unity - far from screens and noise? At Bringedal, you'll have an experience that builds team spirit, challenges your comfort zone and creates memories for life. Starry skies, leather traps, waterfalls and true tranquillity await you here.

How to get there
Follow the E39 from Moi towards Flekkefjord. Turn off at Tronvik picnic area and park. From there, there is a signposted hiking trail up along the river to Bringedal - a scenic and historic hike 1 km to the cabin and opportunities for longer walks in the area.

Who is it suitable for?

Bringedal is perfect for:

• Companies that want real team building
• Groups of friends in search of nature experiences
• Families who want to relax and be together
• Families with children - a network of playgrounds and safe trails

That's why Bringedal is so special:

• Historical buzz: Walk in the footsteps of farmers, crofters and gold miners. See old tufts, stone walls and mill house remains.
• Waterfalls with power: Experience "Big Hell" and "Little Hell" - dramatic and beautiful forces of nature.
• Magnificent views: From Kredjen and Skopollen you can see for miles - perfect for reflection and socialising.
• Hidden treasures: Quartz, chalcopyrite - and maybe gold?
• Varied terrain: From child-friendly trails to challenging routes for the adventurous.
• Silence and starry skies: There's no mobile coverage here - just real presence.

Accommodation and facilities

• Bringedalshytta - with dormitories, cooking facilities and an outhouse
• Gamme and lavvo - for those who want to sleep close to nature
• Gazebo by the pond - perfect for a coffee break or overnight stay
• Fishing opportunities - bring your rod!

Bring your colleagues, friends or family - and discover Bringedal. Nature, history and community await you here

About Bringedal

Bringedal was originally a farm associated with the church, but all operations were shut down in 1949. The area was later sold and is now used as a hiking destination. The walk up to the old moorland farm is child-friendly and follows a good forest road. Along the way you'll pass old mill houses, waterfalls and beautiful scenery. The two largest waterfalls are called "Store Helvete" (Big Hell) and "Lille Helvete" (Little Hell), names derived from a tragic event in the 18th century.

The area is home to old quartz veins and it is rumoured that there is also chalcopyrite and gold. At Bringedalstjørn, little remains of the buildings, but the stone walls and staircase still standing bear witness to a former life. Nearby you'll find a stone bridge, the remains of a mill house, an old homestead and large clearance trenches - traces of what was once a viable mountain farm.

About Bringedalshytta

Bringedalshytta is open and can be used by everyone. There is a wood-burning stove in the centre room.
A fire pit is placed at the foot of the stairs up to the cabin.
Toilet in the outbuilding that is passed just before the cabin.

The forest on the other side of the stream/down towards the water can be exciting to explore for young hikers. Here you'll also find a shelter down by the pond, at the outlet of the stream.