Storvågfjellet
Storvagfjellet is a mountain located on Fjellvaer . Straight up from Storvagbukta it is rising 90 meters above the sea. This has always been a favorite viewpoint for people at Fjellvaer . Today there is a marked path which is used by most . On top you can enjoy a great view of Fjellvaer in the south and Krakvag in the east . Enjoy the magnificent view.
Torvveien
Torvveien starts on Fjellvaer and we follow the road over Kleiva as the first part. Well down on the main road we follow the turn by Fjellvaersvatnet to Seljevika . There we take the trail upward toward Sandtjonna and Dragvatnet, the largest lake on Fjellvaerøya.
Part of the trail follows the cross country skitrail, but where it turns to Gammelsetra, we continue right up to Oren on the north side of the lake. Here you can try your luck with the trout, if you have brought your fishing rod and paid a fishing license.
On the northern side of Dragvatnet we find Hauklivatnet. This is also a nice fishingspot for trout. The trip straight across takes approximately one hour (one way) if you walk without stop. If you would really want to experience nature with bird song, flowers, deer and roe deer, you can the use whole day.
Why not bring a picnic basket and a blanket and try.
Mastadveien
Mastadveien is the oldest road on the island. It’s really the old post road that was built so that the postman would come to Nordbotn ease when he rowed from Ansnes . Today, the trail is renovated as a trail for hikers.
The barriers in each end of the trail is there to prevent motorized traffic, so the trip between Mastad and Sorbotn will be the nature experience it´s supposed to be. The trail is ideal for families with children and it is quite nice to bring the stroller there. The trail works well for riding bicycles, as well.
When you are midway between Mastad and Sorbotn and look north toward Korsvatnet, you can see a big boulder rock of conglomerate between Mastadveien and Korsvatnet.
This has probably been there since the ice retreated once long ago. The sea once stood 40 meters above the current water level.
Kleiva
When you walk the trail over Kleiva, you use the old path between Fjellvaer and Gammelsetra . It is part of the old Torvveien which runs across the island from Fjellvaer to Oren. The trail has a very varied nature, where it is situated between arable land, forests, mountains and lakes.