The often-underestimated village path between Skálabotnur and Oyri is fascinating and peaceful as well as pleasant to walk. As you meander through rough rocky areas and Eysturoyarsillin, a magnificent sill, you will find ball-shaped rocks and have views over the many peaks of Eysturoy and Streymoy.

At Skálabotnur, the path is easy to find. From the sheep pen north of the church Keldan, cross the wide bridge over the river, where signposts with yellow marks will lead you onward (note that some posts might have toppled).

When you have reached an elevation of 350 metres by Skála, follow the old cairns that clearly indicate the right path all the way to Oyri.

If starting in Oyri, walk up to the first bend in the road Tungugøta. From here, follow the river just above the bend up through the gate, where you see the first signposts. You will also spot the first cairn at the gate in Oyri and signposts will lead you up to it.

The path is difficult to spot, so you need to follow the signposts and the cairns all the way.