The Coastal Saga Weeks (Kystsogevekene) is an annual event for mobilising and visualising the traditional Norwegian coastal culture. The event takes place form mid-August to end September each year. The event hosts around 150 different events scattered along the coast of Hordaland, and attracts 35.000 visitors.
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The Coastal Saga Weeks
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FJELL FORTRESS – ROUND TRIP WITH UNIVERSAL DESIGN
This is one of many Community Mobilisation Initiatives developed by Coast Alive partners. This one was done by Hordaland County Council with local partners in Norway. It was a pilot project aimed at making natural and cultural heritage (more) accessible for disabled user groups in a popular tourist spot, Fjell Fortress. -
BUA BYGDELAG (BUA LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUP)
This is one of many Community Mobilisation Initiatives developed by Coast Alive partners. This one was done by Hordaland County Council with local partners in Norway. It was aimed at recruiting skilled people from the local community to create a rest and picnic area at a viewpoint. -
FRISKE FRåSPARK
This is one of many Community Mobilisation Initiatives developed by Coast Alive partners. This one was done by Hordaland County Council and local partners in Norway. It was aimed at improving accessibility on two stretches of the North Sea Trail and organising walks and events along the trail. -
“STORYTELLING” – TRANSMISSION OF LOCAL HISTORY CONNECTED TO THE NORTH SEA TRAIL
This is one of many Community Mobilisation Initiatives developed by Coast Alive partners. This one was done by Hordaland County Council with local partners in Norway. It was aimed at using local history as a resource for creating added value to existing natural and cultural heritage, and for developing new activity-stimulating measures linking existing products and services along the North Sea Trail. -
PROJECT “Livsgledeløypa” – THE JOY OF LIFE TRAIL
This is one of many Community Mobilisation Initiatives developed by Coast Alive partners. This one was done by Hordaland County Council with local partners in Norway. It was aimed at increasing local interest in the North Sea Trail and upgrading 16 local trails to reach a national standard for all trails used for hiking, cycling, cross country skiing and kayaking.












