Kulturbruk 44/4 Concerts 2025

Very easy walk about 2,5 km one one along farms with sheeps and cows. Here one can experience fishing, bathing, dead's crab shells cracking :). On the top there is a stone chair with a spectacular view. The tour is suitable for toddler.

It is a nice walk but there are some things that might put off some people. 1. Half of the actual culture walk is in a terrain not suited for wheelchairs and strollers. 2. There are animals on the culture walk, sheeps and cows - Cows in particular has a tendency to stand right in the path, they do not do anything, they tend to move out of the way - But if one is uncomfortable with large animals, I would recommend going around (Turn left where the path splits the first time, but this path is not accessible with a stroller or wheelchair)

This place is probably not what it once was/could have been! It is a "hiking path". However, so that parts of the round trip are not trails, but pure "outland". The landscape is no more attractive than the rest of the Norwegian coast. The tour is not suitable for prams. Of course not a bicycle. Children who do not have good motor skills and endurance must be carried. Not recommended for people with reduced dexterity (applies in particular to the round trip) There are a number of prohibited signs where you are not allowed to go. Added with two examples. Those who operate in the area do not seem particularly interested in having walkers visit. "Kulturbrukbruk" appears to primarily refer to a "party barn" that can be rented for events. Had much higher expectations for something that is referred to as "Cultural use" and "hiking trail" for children and families. Families with children - Steer clear!

This place has been lost. Rather take the trip to Pilå, Rennesøyhornet, Knott or Reianes around!

Slippery and slippery, muddy on the cultural trail. But it is exactly as expected, after all it is December in Rogaland.