Paddling Norway’s Largest Moraine Reef at Raet National Park

Join this virtual kayak journey as we paddle from Skarestranda along the sheltered inner waters of Tromlingene in Raet National Park. Experience the stunning scenery with crystal-clear saltwater, a bright blue sky, and thriving birdlife.

Raet National Park, established in 2016, protects Norway’s largest area of glacially deposited moraine landscapes. These smooth rocky shores and shallow waters were shaped by the Ice Age, leaving behind a rich ecosystem of marine life and seabirds. Historically, this coastline has been both a lifeline and a challenge for seafarers, with its hidden reefs and shifting conditions causing many shipwrecks. Today, it’s a paradise for nature lovers, offering a unique glimpse into Norway’s coastal heritage.

This workout is the first video in a longer adventure. Keep up the momentum with any of the other videos

Part 1: Paddling Norway’s Largest Moraine Reef at Raet National Park
Part 2: Paddling Norway’s Hidden Reef - From Calm Waters to Open Sea

Or take on the full challenge: Norway’s Ice Age Reef | Kayaking Through Raet’s Glacial Landscape

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