ソール・トロンデラーグでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Ramvikheia is the highest point on Ulvøy. It’s not particularly high, but it offers a lovely view of the sea and the coastline.

This little corner of paradise is one of the many coves that dot the coastline of Ulvøy. It’s well worth the effort to get there, as the trail is as beautiful as it is rugged.

Like any self-respecting island, Ulvøy offers beautiful views of the coastline. This slightly elevated spot is one of them. It provides a bit of perspective on the sea.

This natural site owes its nickname Mini Trolltunga to its rocky platform that juts out into the void. You reach this magnificent viewpoint through the woods, and suddenly you see this platform opening up before you. Probably the best viewpoint in the area if you want to see a broad overview of the surrounding nature.

Beautiful views, and you can also climb there. When I was there, two Norwegians were climbing the wall below the viewpoint.

Geitfjellet is a superb objective for a hike from Trondheim. At 1,365 feet (416 m) it provides excellent views across Trondheim's bay and beyond.

This is a classic open cabin that's maintained on a voluntary basis. It's not known exactly when it was built, or who by, but it's thought to date back to around 1900.

A hike around beautiful Lianvatnet takes around 40 minutes and is easily accessed from Trondheim. The Lian station, the terminus of the Gråkallbanen Line, is a great place to start your hike. Neighbouring Haukvatnet is another good option for a scenic lake hike.