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Hellviksbolten is an impressive boulder wedged between two rock faces – a small, miniature version of Kjeragbolten. Although it is not as high or dramatic, it gives you a little adrenaline rush when you stand on it – perfect for those who want to experience nature with views and excitement without having to go on a long mountain hike.

Starting point at Lunhulen

The trip to Hellviksbolten starts at Lunhulen in Hellvik. The entire route is on a good path, and the terrain is slightly hilly, rocky and reminiscent of high mountain areas. Even those who are used to traditional high mountain hikes will be pleasantly surprised – here you get the feeling of being in the mountains without having to climb to high altitudes.

Hellviksbolten – views and adrenaline

After about 2.8 km, you will reach Hellviksbolten. The terrain opens up, and you get a great view as you stand in front of the exciting boulder – a perfect place for photos and a little adrenaline rush.

For those with a fear of heights, the air beneath your feet can provide just enough of a challenge. In windy conditions, you should tread carefully, as sudden gusts can take you by surprise. Take it easy and keep your balance for a safe experience.

Enjoy a break with a view

Even in brisk winds, Hellviksbolten is a great place for a coffee break. Many hikers stop here, and there is a good chance of meeting others who are just as enthusiastic – and perhaps getting help to take a memorable photo.

Option for a longer hike

From Hellviksbolten, you can easily continue your hike towards Vestlandske Hovedvei, or return to the starting point for a shorter loop.

Contact

Address:
  • 4364 Sirevåg
Phone:
+47 474 88 409
Email:
turistkontoret@eigersund.kommune.no
Website:
magmageopark.no/en/location-object/hellvik-bolts/

Facilities

Surface:
  • Gravel
  • Path
Terrain:
  • Forest area
  • Mountain area
Total ascent:
  • 180m
Distance:
  • 5.6km
Season:
  • Autumn
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Winter

Where is Hellvikbolten – South Jæren's own mini-Kjerag


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