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Whether you enjoy hiking in steep mountains, in deep forests, or along quiet forest trails and byways, it is possible in diverse Norway. Well-marked roads and trails in the mountains, forests and other natural areas make it easy for even the least experienced to find their way. Mountains Remember, that mountain weather can be deceptive. It is important to bring proper clothing and equipment, including a map and compass. Forest The Norwegian Mountain Touring Association Walking or skiing trips give you time to look and space to think. The Norwegian wilderness lets you experience freedom and solitude, far from noisy roads and frenetic cities. |
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The Harbour of Helgeroa, with its small restaurants is well worth the trip down from the E18 |
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Trollstigen is a mountain road in Rauma, Norway (National Road 63) connecting Åndalsnes in Rauma and Valldal in Norddal. It is a popular tourist attraction due to its steep incline of 9% and ele... |
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Tourists flock to Trondheim in the summer when it never seems to get really dark and you can stroll down the peaceful streets of... |
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Urnes |
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Kristiansund and the Atlantic Road |
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Hamar The town is the largest on Lake Mjosa. Mjøsa |
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A large and comfortable traditional Norwegian cabin, in a quite stunning riverside location surrounded by forest and mountains with an outdoor hot tub and boules pitch. If you want to get away f...
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Lovlia is ideally situated. It is within a short drive of Oslo Torp (Ryanair), within 10 mins from the salt water fjords of Southern Norway and is situated within a few metres from a large lake....
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This exceptional cabin looks right out to sea, with a large sunny terrace to enjoy the surprisingly warm and long summer days in south Norway. There is a boat with the cabin moored 100m away, i...
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