쉬운 트롬 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Breathtaking views across to neighbouring islands & the mainland. It is possible to glimpse aurora from here - if conditions allow of course. There is still a small amount of light pollution but much less than the centre. A lovely friluftsliv park nearby, too.

Two kilometres from the Grønnkollen DTN, a rudimentary shelter provides protection before arriving in Harstad. The ideal place for a break or for a night close to nature.

In Harstad, Folkeparken is a haven of peace for locals. In addition to its forests, there are ponds for fishing and swimming, activities such as golf and skiing, and several hiking trails. It is well equipped with parking, toilets, benches and information boards.

Grunnvatnet is a charming pond that invites you to take a stroll and relax. Several tables are available for picnics when the weather is fine.

The island of Håkøya has a slight elevation, with a difference in altitude of just under 100 metres. Here, we are at its summit. There is a shelter here where you can rest before heading back down.

This bridge provides access to the small island of Håkøya. From here, you can admire the fjord, the surrounding mountains such as Rundfjellet, and the island itself. It is possible to cross it on foot.

Elverhøy Church is the new name of Tromsø Church, after it was relocated to this site in 1974. Originally built in 1803, it has been modified and moved several times to become what we know today.

Mefjord is home to a wetland that is pleasant to walk through. A boardwalk allows you to cross it where necessary.