Puffins on Rundefjellet
Rundefjellet – Norway's third largest bird mountain
Make your way up the spectacular Rundefjellet, Norway's third-largest bird mountain, renowned for its vibrant bird life and diverse plant species. Here, you will enjoy a complete nature experience! The summit rises to about 300 metres, offering visitors breathtaking views of the sea, the surrounding archipelago, and the impressive mountains stretching from Stadt to Eide in the Nordmøre region. The hike to the plateau is an adventure in itself, with trails leading you through varied terrain. Along the way, you can learn a great deal about the local wildlife and ecosystem.
The puffin
As you ascend, you may encounter the iconic puffin, a highlight for many nature enthusiasts. These charming little birds, with their colourful beaks and playful behaviour, are just part of the rich wildlife that can be observed on Runde. The bustling bird life on the mountain also includes thousands of other seabirds, creating a lively atmosphere that is both audible and a delight to the eye. Whether you are an avid birdwatcher or simply enjoy hiking, the trail to Rundebranden promises an unforgettable experience.
A guided hike to the bird Mountain on Runde
Join us for an exciting "puffin safari" and explore the famous bird mountain on Runde. This guided hike offers a fantastic opportunity to get up close to the puffin, one of the island’s most stunning and colourful seabirds. The hike takes approximately 45 minutes and reaches a height of about 200 metres above sea level.
Enjoy the sunset among the puffins
If you hike during the summer season, you can savour the spectacular views and magical sunset from the top of the bird mountain. During the breeding season from April to August, you may witness puffins playfully soaring overhead as you take in your surroundings. This unique experience not only provides the chance to observe the birds up close but also allows you to learn about Runde’s rich natural history and the surrounding sea. Join a memorable adventure and experience nature in a way you will not soon forget!