An essential mountain hike and a must for anyone visiting Solund. The adventure begins by the road, where a sawn surface of conglomerate bedrock is exposed, a geological attraction that is definitely worth observing. Here, you can study how the mountain alternates between sandstone and conglomerate. As you walk up towards the summit, the trail passes through conglomerate and red sandstone. At 541 metres above sea level, the mountain offers spectacular views of the westernmost islands in Norway. Expect a moderate level of difficulty, with a steep ascent over rocky terrain. The whole hike takes about 2–3 hours.
