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Edlandsfjellet, GjesdalEdlandsfjellet is the most popular walking area close to the town of Ålgård. The landscape is characterised by heather-covered heathland, marsh and rock.

Edlandshagen, GjesdalThe gardens of Edlandshagen are next to a large lake and have several mature trees. The area is wheelchair accessible and there is parking nearby.

Figgjo River, GjesdalThe Figgjo River runs through Ålgård and Figgjo before continuing further out to the coast of Jæren. The river is a popular sport fishing river and is one of Norways biggest salmon rivers. The river is 42.2 km long and has a drop of 104 metres.

Frafjordhatten, GjesdalFrafjord Hat stands 815 majestic metres high. It towers 300 metres over the surrounding mountains and the view from the top is impressive, especially towards the south and west. You can see as far as North-Jæren, Stavanger and Bokn.

Husavatnet, GjesdalSpend a day by this beautiful lake. There is a small park with lawns, a football pitch, a play area, benches, a diving board and a sandy beach. There is good access for wheelchair users, toilets and ample parking.

Månafossen and Friluftsgården Mån, GjesdalMånafossen waterfall is with its 90 metres in free fall the tallest waterfall in the county of Rogaland. The hike starts at Eikeskog where the track is combined with stair climbing on the first part of the hike. You'll have some chains to hold on to on the steepest areas, however this is relatively…

SUP Safari, GjesdalProvider: Frafjord SUP & Kayak. SUP (Stand-Up Paddle) Safari in Frafjord. Glide along the smooth waters on an SUP board beneath the majestic Frafjord. Just under one hour's drive from Stavanger city centre, the scenery changes dramatically as you ascend into the mountains and pull up to the…

Gloppedalsura scree, GjesdalGloppedalsura is described as Northern Europe's largest scree. It consists of huge boulders of rocks that lie on top of an end moraine.

Ålgård, GjesdalÅlgård is the largest town in Gjesdal municipality. Following recent regeneration, the town centre was awarded Norway’s prestigious National Prize for Architecture.

Veveriet, GjesdalThe Veveriet was built to house weaving looms, that were driven by power from the river next to it. It is an important building in the town’s textile heritage. Today the building is a cultural centre, housing the town’s library, and culture facilities. It is also the local tourist information point.