Hasle Hills

Hasle Hills is a recreational area covering more than 15 hectares with three man-made mounds, open meadows, small lakes, and wooded zones spread across the terrain. The landscape offers visitors multiple paths and routes suitable for walking and cycling through diverse environments.

The hills were created starting in 1967 when excavated earth from construction sites across the city was transported here. This project transformed unused land into a recreational space that gradually became important for local recreation and outdoor pursuits.

The area connects green spaces into a corridor where local residents gather for outdoor activities and recreation. People use the hills and meadows for informal meetings and community events throughout the year.

The site has several marked routes for different activities, with the highest point rising to about 105 meters above sea level. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and prepare for changing weather, especially during wetter seasons.

The site is managed by a self-governing group that works closely with local sports associations and carries out various landscape maintenance projects. This decentralized approach allows for flexible decisions tailored to community needs.