Færderstien

Færderstien is a continuous, signposted walking and cycling route through Færder municipality, stretching from Kaldnesbanen near Tønsberg to Verdens Ende at the southern tip of Tjøme. The approximately 28-kilometre route passes through woodland, residential areas and established pedestrian and cycle paths. You can follow the entire route or choose a shorter section.

From Nøtterøy to Tjøme
Færderstien connects walking and cycling routes across much of the municipality. On Nøtterøy, it passes through areas including Teieskogen, Vestskogen, Nøtterøy Prestegård and Borgheim before continuing south towards Tjøme. The surroundings change along the way, from woodland to residential neighbourhoods and more open stretches. The route has been planned to avoid the busiest roads wherever possible, making it an option for both shorter outings and longer walks or cycle rides.

Finish your journey at Verdens Ende
At its southern end, Færderstien reaches Verdens Ende – The World's End on Tjøme. Here, smooth coastal rocks, small islands and views across the Skagerrak create a memorable setting. The distinctive tipping lighthouse is one of the area's best-known landmarks. Verdens Ende is a gateway to Færder National Park and its coastal landscapes. If you would like to explore more of the area on foot, discover additional routes through Hiking and coastal trails in Vestfold.

A route for short and long outings
Færderstien covers approximately 14.6 kilometres on Nøtterøy and 13 kilometres on Tjøme. You do not need to complete the entire route in one day. Choose a section that suits your plans, and use the municipality's map to decide where to start and how to return. The route is signposted, with information signs at locations including Kaldnesbanen, Teie Sports Park and Verdens Ende. Færderstien was launched in September 2025 as a collaboration between Færder Municipality, the Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT) and Via Færder.

Plan your visit

Færderstien runs from Kaldnesbanen near Tønsberg to Verdens Ende on Tjøme. The signposted walking and cycling route is approximately 28 kilometres long and can be divided into shorter sections.

Distance and route
The route covers approximately 14.6 kilometres on Nøtterøy and 13 kilometres on Tjøme. It follows woodland paths, roads through residential areas and established pedestrian and cycle paths. Færderstien is a point-to-point route, not a circular trail.

Signs and maps
The route is signposted. Information signs can be found at Kaldnesbanen, Teie Sports Park and Verdens Ende. Færder Municipality provides a map of the full route.

Accessibility
Surfaces and traffic conditions vary along the route. The full trail has not been confirmed as universally accessible. Check the map and conditions for your chosen section before setting out.

Good to know
You can walk or cycle the full route or choose a shorter section. Plan your return journey if you are not travelling back the same way. Be considerate of other trail users and prepare for the weather and conditions. Check parking, public transport and any route changes before your visit.

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