Hvannhagi — Attraction in Trongisvágur

Beautiful hike! The hike is free (unlike many around the Faroe Islands), with a lovely view of the lake right next to the open ocean. You can park in town or drive further right up to the beginning of the trail, however note that there is only space for maybe 4-5 cars here. The trail itself is marked with orange posts most of the way - it is advertised as moderate in difficulty and suitable for children, however it was harder than I expected. The beginning is fairly straightforward, however the descent down to the lake is somewhat steep, uneven, muddy, and slippery. You can return via the same path, or by hiking up through Frostgjógv Gorge - this is fairly steep and the terrain consists of grass and then rocks (see attached pictures). Best to allow 2-2.5 hours round trip depending on...

If you’re taking 1 hike on the island this would be the one. To visit this scenic hike simply park your car on Ovarivegur will save you some walk uphill. Simply follow the orange trail marks in the beginning and you will reach a sheep gate then it starts to become more difficult. The path goes along mid-hill with ups and downs. You will arrive another gate and only few minutes away from the lake! Trail would be muddy and technical after rain, so be careful when you descend to the lakeside. Took me about 2-3hours for a...

Splendid 3 hours hike (roundway) starting from Tvøroyri. Not only one can appreciate the breathtaking view from the cliffs, but also the little lake at the end is a perfect place to have a little rest, surrounded by sheep & birds. While most people walk back the same way as they used to arrive to the lake, it‘s possible to continue around a little fence to get up onto the cliffs and enjoy a spectacular view. Highly recommended if you...