— Fargegaten in Stavanger on Norway's national day
Everything you can see and do in the Stavanger region can be found here. Join sightseeing tours or go on your own. The choice is yours!
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Mountain hikes and walks
Flørli
Flørli Klippevandring is an unique hike on the cliffs between Flørli and Kallali in Lysefjorden. One of the highlights is Kallaliklumpen, a boulder high above the fjord.
Horse riding and dog sledding
Sandnes
Experience the robust and tölting Icelandic horse - no matter your previous riding experience. Tryggvi Islandshestgård offers guided tours on Icelandic horses with different levels of experience, and the trails and speeds are adjusted to each level.
Mountain hikes and walks
Magma UNESCO Global Geopark
It takes an hour from Storrsheia and up to the top. Hint: bring binoculars. Fantastic views from the top!
Mountain hikes and walks
Stavanger
For a great view, Lifjell is one of the best viewing points of northern Jæren. From the top, you can enjoy magnificent views of Stavanger, the Gandsfjord, the North Sea and Ryfylke. Going up from Hommersåk gives you an amazing view of Riska and Strandalandet.
Mountain hikes and walks
Bryne
Frøylandsvatnet - a family trip along the lake, forests, and agricultural areas.
Climbing, canyoning and zip wire
Forsand
Fossanmoen's indoor climbing wall is 10 metres high, has nine fixed top ropes and a section simulating the overhang of the famous Preikestolen!
Skiing
Sandnes
Sandnes Sparebank Arena is Norway's most beautiful roller ski arena, perhaps one of the world's nicest. It is located in Melshei which is a popular recreation area near Sandnes town centre.
Sport
Jørpeland
Preikestolen Golfklubb, which is located near the iconic Preikestolen in Ryfylke, has a challenging and spectacular 9-hole course in scenic surroundings.
Mountain hikes and walks
Bryne
Steinkjerringa and Synesvarden: Jæren's largest heathland, reminiscent of 1800s flat-Jæren. Heather, bell heather, historic grazing area and a lady in stone!