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Active in nature

The nature in Fyresdal is truly a gift for those who love outdoor activities and wish to discover some of Telemark's hidden natural gems. Fyresdal is a paradise for climbers, fishers, paddlers, foragers, and hikers. Here, you will find a wide range of activities for everyone with varying skill levels.

There are numerous marked trails both along the water and leading to magical viewpoints in the mountains. Guided tours are available both on walking tours and via ferrata, but most areas are also open for independent exploration. Visitors are encouraged to familiarize themselves with local regulations regarding fishing and where you can travel.

Via Ferrata Telemark

Via Ferrata Telemark "the iron strais" goes up the Skrede mountain and is suitable for families and active children down to the age of approx. 6 years.
Fyresdal - Roan

Take a peak trip to Fyresdal's 2. highest mountain, Roan. At the top you will be rewarded with a magnificent panoramic view over the mountains in Telemark.
Fishing in Fyresdal

The fish are jumping! Fyresdal has a lot of water. Fyresdal boasts 392 bodies of water over a surface area of 10 decares representing around 12% of Fyresdal's total surface area. This means fishing enthusiasts have almost limitless possibilities to catch the "big one". Fishing permit: Fishing permits may be purchased in stores, at petrol stations and camping sites - at around 20 locations both inside and outside of Fyresdal.
Våmur View Point

Våmur is situated between Fyresdal town centre in the north and Kilegrend in the south. As Fyresvatn stretches as a fjord through the landscape with its steep mountain sides and polished mountain bergs, travellers along the road will feel like they’re in Western Norway.
Cycle route Fossum - Folkestadbyen

Cycling route S1. Fossum –Folkestadbyen The tour starts that the Fossum Kurs- and Feriesenter in Hauggrend. Bike along main road 355 for about 2 km until you reach the old stone bridge of Leirfall and then take the first path to the left.
Mount Igletjønn

A fascinating trip quite different from any other hiking destination in Fyresdal.10,3 km roundtrip / 4-5 hours.
Moland Cultural Heritage Trail

The whole trip takes just under one hour at a leisurely pace. The tour is suitable for both families with children and elderly people. Most of the trail is suitable for wheelchair users.
Horse adventure

Horseback riding, horse and carriage driving, hunting and fishing, orienteering, canoeing, mountain tours, snowmobile courses - and accommodation!
Russvassdammen

The Russvass dam, which has been a central element in timber floating in Fardøl since 1860, is an impressive structure with a needle dam dating back to 1893