Livarden

Livarden is a mountain summit near Bergen, Norway, rising to approximately 683 meters above sea level. The peak sits southeast of the Ulriken massif and provides expansive views across the surrounding mountain landscape from its top.

This mountain has long marked a natural boundary between different parts of Bergen and shaped the local geography. Its position has made it a recognizable landmark in the region's development over time.

Local hiking communities maintain regular group expeditions to Livarden's peak, establishing it as part of Bergen's outdoor recreation network.

Two main hiking routes lead to the summit: the Riple path covering about 4.5 kilometers and the Unneland trail spanning about 2 kilometers, both accessible from Highway 580. The shorter route is less demanding, while the longer one allows more time in the landscape.

On clear days, you can see the wide valleys that spread out in different directions from this vantage point. The view shows how mountain ridges thread through the region and connect the landscape.

GPS coordinates: 60.34328,5.47000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:25