At the southern tip of Lake Vänern, just east of Vänersborg, the enchanting table mountains Halleberg and Hunneberg rise approximately 155 meters above sea level. The mountains are separated by a valley about 500 meters wide. Along the dramatic mountain slopes, gnarled oaks thrive, and in the deep ravines, the ground is adorned with carpets of wild garlic.
Both mountains carry a long history, and almost everywhere, you can, find clues to the lives of the people of Västergötland throughout the millennia.
Ecopark Halleberg and Hunneberg
Halleberg and Hunneberg attract both Swedish and international visitors who come to enjoy the stunning scenery, engage in outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and rock climbing, explore the area's downhill cycling trails, or immerse themselves in a unique and unforgettable glamping experience.
Destination Halle and Hunneberg is the meeting center on Hunneberg where you can find a museum offering a glimpse into the history of life on the twin mountains, the striking geology featuring breathtaking cliffs, the traditional royal hunt, and much more. A visit or two is highly recommended.
A place where the flavors of nature and tranquility meet. Welcome to this cozy restaurant at Bergagården on Hunneberg, where you can also rent rooms for an overnight stay.
Hike with your own guide on Halleberg and Hunneberg. Together with nature guide Ola Selin, you will discover unspoiled nature on a tour tailored specifically to your wishes.
Take a well-deserved break in nature. Whether you prefer to dig into your packed lunch right away or need a rest after a big adventure, we offer plenty of shelters and barbecue spots.
Do you love the idea of waking up to the sounds of birds and the rustling forest, but cringe at the thought of sleeping on a lumpy sleeping pad? Glamping is the answer!
Halle- and Hunneberg are part of the Platåbergens Geopark
Platåbergens Geopark has, since 2022, been designated as Sweden’s first UNESCO Global Geopark. This means that the plateau mountain landscape contains geological sites and environments of international significance — places considered unique in the world. These sites tell the story of the connection between our planet’s history and the development of humans in the area.
