Here you can find different, fun and nicely organized tours in the Lyngenfjord region. These can be walked and wheeled by wheelchair users and strollers or those who want easy and well-arranged hiking.
Lyngen
Innereidet
Park at the cemetery. The trail leads to a resting place with a large open lavvu (traditional Sami hut) and toilet. There is also a campfire site. The trail is 0.5 km long.
Sandvika
Sandvika is located south on the Ørnes peninsula. Park at Sandvika. Sandvika is a popular swimming area in Lyngen and there is a place with a toilet. The trail is 0.1 km long. Read more about Sandvika here.
Furuflaten "Gropa"
Parking at the artificial turf pitch (EasyPark). WC is available on the other side of the main road, by Furustua. Hiking trail; from the parking lot follow the gravel road that runs parallel to the river and about 1 km into the valley. At the end of "Gropa" there is a rest area with tables and benches. Read more about the hike to Furuflaten "Gropa" here.
Sør-Lenangsbotn
There is an accessible trail for wheelchair users leading to Botnelva River. After 140 meters along the trail, you will reach a resting area with tables, benches, and a fire pit. From here, you have a view of the cascading river as well as Lenangstindan and Jagervasstindan mountains. Parking is located approximately 15 km north of the ferry dock at Svensby along county road 7922. There is a large parking lot marked with signs for Lyngsalpan and Stormyra. Parking fees apply. There are wheelchair-accessible toilet facilities at the parking lot.
Kvalvikelva River
The Lyngen Hunting and Fishing Association has built a gapahuk (a traditional Norwegian open-sided hut) at Kvalvikelva River, offering stunning views of the mountains. A hiking trail leads to the gapahuk, and a bridge crosses the river. There's also a fire pit and a designated fire area. The gravel road has some grass patches, which currently limit accessibility for vehicles with wheels.
The hike starts in Kvalvik, approximately 8.5 km south of Lyngseidet. Follow county road 868 towards Kvalvik and turn off onto Pålplassveien. You can park outside the fence at Westgard or drive up the tractor road to the adapted HC parking area. There is a wheelchair-accessible toilet at the parking area. From the Westgard parking area to the Kvalvikelva gapahuk, it's about 550 meters.
Storfjord
Sandørneset
Sandørneset at Elvevoll. Parker at the start. The trailhead has a parking area, a rest stop, and restrooms.. Read about the Sandørneset trip here.
Oteren
You can easily park with Otertun. Otertun is beautifully situated on Oteren, a gem at the heart of the Lyngenfjord and with a view of the Lyngen Alps. At the end you will find a little hut. The length of the trip is 0.5 km. Read more about the Otertun trip here.
Seafront in Skibotn
Park at the building of Skibotn Health and Rehabilitation Center. Along the way, you can make use of a picnic area. The length of the trip is 1 km. Read more about the seafront trip in Skibotn here.
Lulledalen Skogsti
Park at the driveway. Here you will find a picnic area and a shelter. The length of the trip is 0.5 km. Read more about the Lulledalen skogssti here.
Nordreisa
Ovi Raishiin in Reisa valley
At the Ovi Raishiin visitor centre to Reisa National Park in the Reisa valley, you can make use of parking, a picnic area with several fire pits and toilets. There is also a cabin here. The length of the trip is 0.7 km. Read more about Ovi Raishiin here.
Kvennes in Nordreisa
Parking at the end of the gravel road. Kvennes can offer several adapted small roads. There are also several picnic areas with a shelter and fire pit and WC. Read more about Kvennes here.
Øvre tverrelva in Rotsundelv
Start at the turning point at Helgeli in the Rotsundelvdalen valley. Walk about 100 meters back along the road, then turn right and follow the forest road inwards. After a short distance, the road splits in two - keep right. Continue until you reach the "Ut i NORD box" (approx. 50 meters before the mailbox of Rotsund IL).
At the mailbox you will find tables, benches and a fire pit - perfect for a break!
Read more about the trip here.
Røyelen in Reisadalen
Drive up the Reisa valley, to turn off at the intersection to Rundhaug. Drive to the end of the road. There is a farm on the right side of the road and you will find an information sign where to park.
Follow the forest/gravel road all the way to the mailbox. When you come to a place with a lot of timber storage, turn right. After passing the timber and walking a short distance further, you will come to another intersection. Turn left and follow the road inwards. You will find a "Ut i Nord" mailbox on the left side.
Moskodalen gapahuk, Reisadalen
Trail hike in forest terrain. The hike is suitable for everyone. Start from the parking lot for the hike to Moskodalen mines. The road to the parking lot is signposted from FV 865. The sign at FV 865 is covered when the bridge over Moskoelva is not there, but the hike to the gapahuk is not dependent on this bridge, because you do not cross the river to get there. So the trip is still possible to do, even if the sign is covered. The area is common land for sheep and reindeer (so remember to close any gates) Read more about the trip here.
Gorosomoan, Storslett
Short trip along the Reisaelva river and in the cultural/agricultural landscape of Tømmernes. Parts of this route may be difficult with a wheelchair, but will be suitable for bicycles or strollers.
Parking: Turn off at the intersection by Bios in Storslett and drive up to the intersection at Lundefjellveien. Park so that the car is not an obstacle to others. Start from the parking lot at the intersection between FV 865, the county road up Reisadalen, and Lundefjellvegen on Høgegga. The path/forest road starts on the other side of FV 865 and goes down to, and further along, the Reisaelva river.
After about 500 meters, the road splits in two. This side arm of the path then meets the main path again. There are opportunities to choose several paths and round trips. Either via a narrow path through the forest that comes into a better path after about 270 meters, and goes up towards the helipad. From there along the pedestrian/cycle path on Høgegga back to the start. Alternatively, a longer round trip around Tømmernes. Read more about the trip here.
Skjervøy
Årvikmarka
Parking at the old youth house. There are several rest areas and shelters along the way. The length of the trip is 1.7 km. Read mora about Årvikmarka here.
Stussnesfjellet
The trip towards Stussnes starts from the turning point at the end of Rypeveien. Park at the Bunnpris store and walk a couple of hundred meters south to the intersection of Ørneveien-Rypeveien. Follow Rypeveien to the end of the road, and further on a gravel road up to the shelter on Stussnesfjellet. Read more about the trip here.
Kåfjord
Guortesjohka in Manndalen
Take off from the E6 in Manndalen, just south of the gas station, and drive towards Samuelsberg. Turn right and follow the road along the sea until you come to a barrier that blocks further car traffic. This is where the 1.8 km long hike along the old road begins.
Follow the road easily and smoothly out to the exit at Guortesjohka, where you will find the tour box. There is a shelter by the sea, but unfortunately it is not possible for wheelchair users to get down to. Read about the trip here.
Elvestien at Birtavarre
From the lower Holmen Bridge, the distance is 700 m. At the mailbox there is a shelter, where it is possible to light a fire and barbecue.
The hike to the shelter from the lower Holmenbrua bridge is marked with a green Ut i NORD sign, and arrow pointers from the start. Follow the old forest road down along the river 700 m to the shelter.
More information about the trip here.
Spåkenes
The trail starts at the E6. Follow the tractor road until you reach the coastal fort. NB: Do not drive a car along the hiking route!
You can walk along the many small paths around the area, and read the information signs that are set up along the trails. It is also possible to take a little look and go into some of the bunkers.
