Vindhellavegen, Lærdal, Norway
Vindhellavegen, Lærdal, Norway
Saboteurs are cross-country skiing during the 2nd World War, Norway
The historical Vemork outside of Rjukan in Telemark, Eastern Norway
A train on the Ofotbanen in a beautiful river and mountain landscape, Northern Norway
The grey houses of the farm Budsjord in the Gudbrandsdalen valley, Norway
Woman hiking in Østmarka forest in Oslo, Eastern Norway

Randonnées au fil de l’histoire

Explorez routes et chemins traditionnels

Empruntez le chemin des rois de Vindhellavegen.

Il s’agit d’un tronçon de la Kongevegen, la voie royale, qui traverse le massif de Filefjell, entre la Norvège de l’Est et la Norvège des Fjords…

… ou marchez dans les pas des résistants norvégiens qui ont saboté l’usine de production d’eau lourde de Rjukan pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Faites appel à un guide qui vous relatera la spectaculaire épopée de l’une des plus importantes opérations de sabotage du monde.

Ou enrichissez vos connaissances au musée norvégien des travailleurs de l’industrie (Norsk Industriarbeidermuseum) de Vemork.

La Norvège abonde en routes anciennes qui ont toutes une histoire à raconter.

En empruntant la Rallarveien, ou route des Terrassiers, à Narvik, vous suivrez l'ancienne route utilisée pour construire la voie ferrée Ofotbanen au XIXe siècle.

Entre Oslo et Trondheim, vous pouvez mettre vos pas dans ceux des pèlerins sur la Gudbrandsleden, principale voie menant à la cathédrale de Nidaros à Trondheim au Moyen Âge.

En chemin, dormez dans une ferme traditionnelle.

Vous trouverez ci-dessous plus d'informations sur ces randonnées historiques que vous pourrez faire en famille, entre amis – ou en solo.

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1. Le sentier des saboteurs à Rjukan

L'un des sentiers les plus connus en référence à la Seconde Guerre mondiale est le sentier des saboteurs à Rjukan. Suivez les pas des courageux résistants norvégiens qui ont traversé le plateau de Hardangervidda pour faire sauter l’usine productrice d’eau lourde de Vemork. Des panneaux d’information sont installés sur tout le parcours, mais vous pouvez aussi faire cette randonnée en compagnie d'un guide qui vous contera ce périlleux récit au long de ces huit kilomètres. Le guide vous montrera aussi la maison où les saboteurs ont probablement passé la nuit précédant l’opération.

Lorsque vous serez à Rjukan, vous pourrez également prendre le téléphérique Krossobanen jusqu'au plateau de Hardangervidda. De là, on peut effectuer des randonnées à pied ou à VTT ou aller à l’accrobranche. On peut aussi gravir le Gaustatoppen.

Saison : toute l'année

Telemark Opplevelser foto
Rjukan

In the saboteurs' footsteps with guide

2. Rallarveien, la route des Terrassiers, à Narvik

La Rallarveien, à Narvik, est une route historique et culturelle qui va de la montagne au fjord, dans un cadre naturel préservé. C'était la principale route utilisée pour la construction de la voie ferrée Ofoten.

Prenez le train de Narvik à Katterat ou la gare de Bjørnfjell et marchez sur la route des Terrassiers jusqu'à Rombaksbotn, au bord du fjord. De là, en été, il est possible de réserver un bateau semi-rigide jusqu'à Narvik.

L'agence Hiking across Norway propose également cette randonnée encadrée par un guide. Vous commencerez par un trajet en train long de 42 kilomètres jusqu’à la frontière suédoise, puis effectuerez à pied les 15 kilomètres jusqu'à Rombaksbotn, où un bateau semi-rigide, puis un bus, vous ramèneront à Narvik. C’est un beau circuit, d'une durée d’environ 7h30.

Chaque été, Rombaksbotn organise également la marche et le festival de Svarta Bjørn.

Saison : toute l’année, si le temps le permet

Rallarveien "The Navvy Road"

Rallarveien "The Navvy Road"

3. Pèlerinages

Randonner le long des anciennes voies de pèlerinage d’Europe connaît un succès grandissant. D'anciens chemins de pèlerinage sillonnent la Norvège, dont les 9 plus connus sont les sentiers de Saint-Olav, qui mènent à la cathédrale de Nidaros à Trondheim. Ceux-ci totalisent 3 000 kilomètres, mais la plupart des marcheurs se contentent de tronçons d’itinéraire.

La voie de Gudbrandsleden, entre Oslo et Trondheim, est la plus longue et la plus populaire d’entre elles. Cet itinéraire de 643 kilomètres constituait le principal chemin jusqu’à la cathédrale de Nidaros au Moyen Âge. En l’empruntant, vous foulerez l’un des plus anciens sentiers de pèlerinage du pays. Vous profiterez d’un cadre d’une grande beauté et de paysages culturels variés. Tout au long du chemin, il est possible de passer la nuit dans des fermes accueillant les pèlerins. Les randonneurs choisissent souvent une portion de l’itinéraire, et bon nombre d’entre eux partent de la région de Lillehammer.

Saison : 1er juin – 1er septembre (en fonction du temps)

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    Borkerud pilgrim farm on the St. Olav Ways through Gudbrandsdalen, Eastern Norway
    A table prepared for lunch at the medieval pilgrim farm Budsjord in the Gudbrandsdalen valley, Eastern Norway
    Nidaros Cathedral

4. La route du Roi par le massif de Filefjell

Parcourez la route qui fait le lien entre l’est et l’ouest de la Norvège. Vous ne serez certes pas le premier ou la première à franchir le massif de Filefjell, mais vous foulerez néanmoins la première route ayant permis le transport entre Norvège de l’Est et Norvège des Fjords en voiture à cheval. Ce chemin de 100 km a été entretenu pendant 200 ans et la Kongevegen est l’un des plus beaux éléments du patrimoine culturel routier européen.

La route du Roi par le Filefjell part du petit village de Valdres, franchit le massif de Filefjell et arrive à son terme dans les paysages spectaculaires du Sognefjord. Ici, vous finirez par la petite route sinueuse de Vindhellavegen, à deux pas de l’église en bois debout de Borgund.

La randonnée s’effectue en 3-6 jours, pour une distance d’environ 110 km.

Saison : 1er mai – 15 octobre

Kongevegen Høgdepunkt
Borgund

Kingsroad highlights (Vindhella/Galdane)

5. Skageflå à Geiranger

Skageflå est une ferme abandonnée, perchée à 250 mètres au-dessus du Geirangerfjord. Il faut environ 45 minutes pour gravir le sentir abrupt qui y conduit, avec quelques passages assez difficiles. Toutefois, une fois que l’on a atteint la ferme et que l’on découvre la superbe vue, on ne le regrette pas. Si vous n’êtes pas rassasié, vous pouvez continuer votre chemin jusqu’à Homlong. L’excursion complète prend environ cinq heures.

Profitez de votre passage à Geiranger pour humer un petit parfum d’aventure. Prenez un bateau pour aller voir les cascades et le fjord, faites une sortie canoë-kayak, escalade ou visitez une ferme. D’ailleurs, saviez-vous que Geiranger possède le label destination durable ?

Saison : été

Hiking Tour Fjord Farm Skageflå
Geiranger

Hiking Tour Fjord Farm Skageflå

6. Stølsruta dans le Valdres

Si vous partez randonner sur la Stølsruta dans le Valdres, attendez-vous à parcourir des paysages culturels riches et variés. L’itinéraire passe par de petites fermes et traverse montagnes et forêts. En chemin, vous pourrez passer la nuit dans de confortables refuges. La randonnée fait au total 67 km et nécessite environ cinq journées de marche. L’itinéraire débute dans la vallée de Tisleidalen et se termine dans la kommuner de Vang.

Le chemin traverse une contrée qui porte la marque de ses habitants et de leur histoire, longue de plusieurs siècles. Il s’agit d’une portion préservée du Valdres, où animaux et humains cohabitent harmonieusement. Dans certaines petites fermes, vous pourrez déguster le fromage à pâte brune norvégien et une délicieuse cuisine du terroir.

Saison : juin-septembre

Woman an child standing on a small rock enjoying a magnificent view towards a lake and mountains in the far distance.
Røn

Stølsruta - Historical hiking route

7. La glissoire hydraulique (Tømmerrenna ) de Vennesla

La glissoire hydraulique (Tømmerrenna) de Vennesla servait au transport des billes de bois sur la rivière Otra. Vous vous retrouverez plongé au cœur d’un magnifique environnement naturel. Chemin faisant, vous devrez aussi traverser des ponts suspendus et des tunnels. Une excursion sympathique pour toute la famille, d’une durée d’environ cinq heures.

Lorsque vous vous trouverez à Vennesla, profitez-en pour visiter l’extraordinaire bibliothèque-centre culturel de Vennesla, qui a beaucoup fait parler d’elle tant au plan national qu’international.

Saison : toute l’année, si le temps le permet

Tømmerenna Vennesla
Vennesla

Tømmerrenna timber slide in Vennesla

8. Le chemin des petits vagabonds en Norvège du Sud

Le chemin des petits vagabonds en Norvège du Sud, qui s’étend sur 136 km, témoigne d’une époque où sévissaient la pauvreté et la faim. Le XIXe siècle a été marqué par une forte émigration des enfants, de nombreuses familles envoyant leurs aînés travailler dans de grandes fermes. Les causes de cette pauvreté étaient probablement liées à la croissance de la population et à la diminution de la taille des fermes, et donc de la masse de travail disponible.

Le sentier démarre dans la kommuner de Kvinesdal et finit à Landvik dans la kommuner de Grimstad, en Norvège du Sud. Il faut compter environ sept jours pour l’itinéraire complet, qui est de difficulté moyenne. Vous pouvez aussi opter pour certaines portions seulement.

Saison : printemps

Barnevandrerstien
Kvinesdal

The Child Wanderer path in Southern Norway

9. Le Dronningruta (le sentier de la Reine) dans les Vesterålen

Au bord de l’océan dans l’archipel des Vesterålen, entre les villages de pêcheurs de Stø et Nyksund, se trouve le sentier de la Reine. C’était jadis la route qu’empruntait la sage-femme lorsqu’elle devait se rendre à Nyksund pour un accouchement. Son nom actuel lui a été donné après la venue de la reine norvégienne Sonja en 1994, cette randonnée étant devenue l’une de ses favorites.

La randonnée peut se faire de deux manières. Un premier parcours de 5 km épouse la côte, tandis qu’un second itinéraire plus difficile passe par la montagne. Si vous choisissez de faire les deux, l’itinéraire complet représente 15 km et prend 5-6 heures.

À Stø, vous pouvez vous inscrire à une sortie d’observation des baleines et des phoques. Nyksund est quant à lui un charmant village de pêcheurs, avec plusieurs galeries, activités et sympathiques restaurants.

Saison : juin-septembre

The Queen's Route
Sortland

Dronningruta (Nyksund - Stø)

Autres randonnées historiques

En 2015, la direction du patrimoine culturel et l’association norvégienne de randonnée pédestre se sont rapprochées au sein de Historiske vandreruter (Randonnées historiques) afin de mieux faire connaître les routes anciennes de Norvège. D’intéressants itinéraires culturels et historiques ont été choisis à travers le pays. Ils se caractérisent tous par un patrimoine culturel vivant et un environnement naturel remarquable, ce qui les rend encore plus attractifs. Trouvez plus d’informations ci-dessous.

  • Historisk vandrerute Jotunheimen
    Tessanden

    The Historical Hiking Route in Jotunheimen

    Réserver
    Historic glacier hiking in a modern way - guided
    Mauranger

    Historic glacier hiking in a modern way - guided

    Réserver
    Aurlandsdalen
    Aurland

    Aurlandsdalen

    Historical Route Jotunheimen
    Tessanden

    Historical Route Jotunheimen

Faites une randonnée historique

Pèlerinages

  • Pilegrimsleden - Syv forslag til vandringer

    Saint Olav Ways to Trondheim - Seven route suggestions

    The Pilgrims' Way from Oslo to Nidaros is 640 km long. The pilgrimage goes through built-up areas, stunning cultural landscape, narrow valleys, peaceful forests and open mountain terrain. Along the Way you will experience historical places and cultural heritage sites of national importance.
    The Trondheim Postal Road
    Leirvik I Sogn

    The Trondheim Postal Road

    Den Trondhjemske Postvei runs through astonishing nature - along lakes and over rivers, and through cultural imbedded villages. The postal road is a historical heritage from the past.
    Kaupang
    Larvik

    The Pilgrim Paths in Vestfold

    Try out the new hiking trail that runs through Vestfold. It is part of the national pilgrim route and has been named Tunsbergleden. Here you can walk on the pilgrim's path and experience Vestfold's cultural history from the Middle Ages.
    Utsikt Skarveien
    Sør-fron

    St. Olav Ways | The Pilgrim Path through Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen

    The Pilgrims' Way through Gudbrandsdalen offers a varied cultural landscape rich in adventures and history. With Lillehammer as starting point, the route leads through the municipalities of Lillehammer, Øyer, Ringebu, Sør-Fron, Nord-Fron and Sel to Otta, and it then continues across Dovrefjell mountain.

Norvège du Sud

  • Bispestolen
    Evje

    Bispestolane - return trip 2,2 km

    Bispestolane (“The Bishop’s chairs”) are old stone chairs from the 17th century. According to history, this was a coaching station between the villages Hornnes and Bjelland, where the bishop and his coachman could have a rest. Nearby there was a grazing ground for the carriage horses. The chairs are currently protected relics. The road is easy to walk and takes you all the way to this landmark. No requirement for special footwear or other hiking gear. START: Fv 301, 700 m west of Vingmyrene, ap 8 km from Moisund /rv 9. Follow signs to Abusland. WGS84: 58.478597, 7.66644 DURATION: 1 Hour LENGTH: 2.3 km return trip MARKING: blue LEASH PERIOD: 1. April – 20. August LEAVE NO TRACE BEHIND The nature in Evje is unique and magnificent. Do the environment a favour and take the rubbish with you, for the benefit of other hikers. Each hiker is responsible for his/her own safety. Download hiking map
    Utsikt fra Allmannavegen
    Evje

    Almannavegen - return trip 6,4 km

    Allmannavegen (“The public road”) is an ancient historical road from Evje to Arendal. Starting at Odde-stemmen is continues in a southeasterly direction to Haugen/Åneland and to the road FV 42 / Arendals-veien. The landscape is characterized by forest and bog areas, and there are several nice viewpoints along the way. The return trip is 6.4 km, but you may add another 3.7 km by following the trail to the Flaat nickel mine via the Flatebygd ski arena and the Evje mineral trail before returning to Oddestemmen. Allmannavegen has its own marking: a white carriage wheel on a red-brown background. START: Fv 306, Oddestemmen, 700 m. from Evje kyrkje WGS84: 58.601101, 7.845097 DURATION: 3 -4 Hours LENGTH: 6,4 km return trip MARKING: Carriage wheel on a red-brown background. LEASH PERIOD: 1. April – 20. August LEAVE NO TRACE BEHIND The nature in Evje is unique and magnificent. Do the environment a favour and take the rubbish with you, for the benefit of other hikers. Each hiker is responsible for his/her own safety. Download hiking map
    Urheia utsiktspunkt
    Risør

    Urheia cultural trail in Risør

    Urheia is an recreational area and cultural trail close to Risør city centre.
    Fånefjell
    Bygland

    Fånefjell - return trip 3,5 km

    Fånefjell – Bygland Starting point is the southern entrance of the Fånefjell tunnel on highway 9. From the parking you may follow the old road upwards, through the valley Kattedalen. From the top of the road there is a path leading to a picnic area with a nice view. You may also continue on the road and descend on the northern side, but the old semi-tunnel around the mountain is closed due to the risk of rockslide, and walking through the main tunnel is dangerous for pedestrians. For these reasons you have to return the same way. The mountain road is from around 1840, the semi-tunnel from 1923 and the main tunnel from 1963. Take your time and look around. The entire area is renowned for its rich flora. Length: 3.5 km return trip Ascent: 150 metres Duration: 2–3 hours Difficulty: Easy; road up through the hillside, followed by a path to the picnic area / viewpoint. Download map
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    Valle

    Kvernhusvegen - round trip 4,2 km

    A walking path with rich impressions of nature and culture
    Nesten ved Sloaros
    Hovden I Setesdal

    Cultural relics in the mountains – 3 to 4 days

    You traverse a magnificent mountain terrain at an elevation of 1000 to 1200 m.a.s.l. To get the full benefit from such a trip – where you may explore impressive cultural relics – you should allow for three to four days. 
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    Bykle

    Byklestigen - ancient path 2 km

    Byklestigen is an old path up the hillside about 5 km south of the centre of Bykle. The path was first mentioned in sources from 1770, and until 1879, it was the only route connecting the northernmost part of Setesdal with the south. In the old days, travelling the path was a risky and difficult endeavour. Today, this 1-kilometre path has been restored, complete with information boards. The path is open all year round, but is not recommended during the winter season. The walk takes about 45 minutes.
    Tømmerenna Vennesla
    Vennesla

    Tømmerrenna timber slide in Vennesla

    An authentic and historic timber slide in Vennesla, Southern Norway.

Norvège du Nord

  • Utsikt til Trondenes Kirke
    Harstad

    Heritage trail at Trondenes

    Discover our Viking heritage, ruins of World War II, flora and fauna.
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    Hammerfest

    Walking at Sørøya - Tarhalsen

    The old lighthouse path winds down the mountainside.
    Rallarveien "The Navvy Road"

    Rallarveien "The Navvy Road"

    In the fair, wild nature, the navvy road winds down from the mountains to the fjord. In the deserted valley you can walk in a beautiful scenery, while traces from the navvy time emerge.
    Grenseleden i Tysfjord

    The boundary park in Tysfjord

    In the Narvik region you can go hiking in a landscape filled with contrasts and take nature walks in areas of Cultural Heritage.
    The Queen's Route
    Sortland

    Dronningruta (Nyksund - Stø)

    Dronningruta (The Queen’s Route) is a marked hiking trail between the historical fisherman’s villages Nyksund and Stø in the Vesterålen archipelago. The route is a round trip which winds its way along the coastline, the white sand beach Skipssanden, and over mountain tops 400 meters above sea level with an incredible view of the Atlantic ocean.

Norvège des Fjords

  • Segestad farm
    Hjelledalen

    Segestad farm

    Discover a bit of living history at the abandoned farm Segestad at the far end of an outcrop overlooking Oppstrynsvatnet lake.
    Hovden on Stad | War memorial
    Stadlandet

    Hovden on Stad | War memorial

    In the winter of 1942-1943 the Germans started building on the road from Ervik to Hovden, but it was not until 1944 that they started to use the area where it was placed air protection battery.
    Kongevegen over Filefjell
    Fagernes

    The King's Road Over Filefjell

    A new use for an old route Kongevegen over Filefjell - The King’s Road across Filefjell - is a collaborative project involving the public and private sectors. It aims to teach people about the importance of the history of transport over Filefjell, and to support the creation of a 100 km long continuous cultural heritage path between Lærdalsøyri and Vang. The historic Royal Route is the theme for the project, but where it no longer exists or is unsuitable for hiking alternative paths are combined to a continuous route. However, Kongevegen over Filefjell also offers hikers a complete holiday experience that enlivens all of their senses. You can leave your cares behind as you walk along historic paths through spectacular scenery, and then enjoy good food and drink when you stop for the night. The joy of travelling slowly! Over the coming years, cultural heritage sites and other attractions will be developed, the forest and vegetation will be cleared, and sections of the road will be restored. Kongevegen over Filefjell is a valuable resource for the local community, offering fi ne walks in the local area and helping to attract tourists to the area. The route is part of the investment in tourism on both sides of the mountains, but it will also make it possible to upgrade, restore and maintain a piece of road engineering heritage of high national value. Great walking sections along Kings Road across Filefjell: Galdane – The dramatic Galdane along the River Lærdalselvi is today a lovely footpath. From Sjurhaugen to Seltun, approximately 4 km. It makes a great circuit with return via Seltunåsen. Vindhella – One of the most famous stretches of road in Norway. From Borgund stave church to Husum, approximately 2 km. It makes a great circuit with return via Sverrestien path. A round trip in the mountain farming area of Honingane. Being upgraded to universal access. Approximately 2 km. Maristova – Kyrkjestølen – Norway’s highest stretch of the King’s Road, reaching up to 1,250 metres above sea level. Approximately 10 km. Through Øvre Dalen – From the mountains down to the agricultural villages in Valdres. From Varpe to Hermundstad, approximately 3.5 km. Kvamskleiva – High above Lake Vangsmjøse. From Syndrol to Hemsing bridge, approximately 4.5 km. Read more on Kongevegen's own website.
    Aurlandsdalen
    Aurland

    Aurlandsdalen

    The well-known and historic Aurlandsdalen Valley, was once one of the main routes between the eastern and western parts of Norway.
    Hiking Tour Fjord Farm Skageflå
    Geiranger

    Hiking Tour Fjord Farm Skageflå

    Combine a sightseeing trip on the water with a hike to Skageflå, the best-known of the fjord farms along the Geirangerfjord.

Norvège de l’Est

  • Vassfarstien, Ringerike 2
    Hønefoss

    Vassfaret, Ringerike

    Vassfarstien, Ringerike Vassfaret is a valley of legends and shimmering lakes. Its cultural landscape is packed with exciting destinations seasoned with original stories. Vassfaret is an area for which DNT Ringerike has a deep affection. It is home to three of our stunning cabins; Storekrakkoia (from 1959), Vassfarkoia (from 2007), and Fønhuskoia (from 2013). The trail is split into seven sections. It starts in Hønefoss and ends at Fønhuskoia, and you can use our welcoming cabins for overnight stays along the way. Please see information at the bottom of the page. A central starting point is Søndre Torv in Hønefoss, just by the bus station. Here you will also find a large map and more information on Vassfarstien. When you start at Søndre Torv, there are several options for how to organise your trip. The route is great as a long trip, but can also be split into several shorter sections. DNT Ringerike opened Vassfarstien in 2018 to mark the association’s 125th anniversary. The opening of the trail also underpinned the slogan “Skauleis til fjells” – to walk through the forest on your way to the mountain. More information on the various sections Show consideration during your visit, and follow these basic guidelines:  • Adhere to the code of conduct for public right of access • Park at designated car parks and campsites • Take your litter home or use the bins provided • Remember the rules for keeping dogs on a lead; respect campfire bans and restrictions, and use designated sites only • Try to use local shops along the route • Drive nicely, but not too nicely – keep up with the traffic • Last, but not least; ENJOY your trip!
    Rjukanfamilie24
    Rjukan

    The Saboteur's trail

    Hike the Saboteur's Trail from Rjukan Fjellstue to Vemork and experience WWII history, following in the footsteps of Norway's brave resistance fighters.
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    Jaren

    Jotunheimen path through Hadeland, Vestre Toten and Gjøvik

    Jotunheimstien – Hadeland, Vestre Toten, and Gjøvik About Jotunheimstien Jotunheimstien stretches from Oslo city centre, through Marka, across the mountain, and all the way to Gjendesheim in Jotunheimen – a great option for those looking for a long trip, and an ideal route to split into legs. Completing this trip is certainly an achievement held in high esteem among outdoor enthusiasts, and at the end of Jotunheimstien you are rewarded with the spectacular Jotunheimen. The Norwegian Trekking Association, represented by DNT Oslo og Omegn, DNT Hadeland, DNT Lillehammer, and DNT Gjøvik og Omegn, has done its part to ensure that the trip is an enriching experience. You follow in the footsteps of Henrik Wergeland and Phillipe Pope, who in 1832 walked from the capital (at the time Christiania), past Kvitningen and up along Mjøsa, and then towards Huldreheimen and Gjendesheim in Jotunheimen. The entire route covers 12 municipalities and three counties, and is approx. 380 km long. Accommodation along the way is in 15 different cabins and two woodland shelters. Estimated time for the entire trip is 17 days. Legs 3 and 4 run through the Visit East Norway region, through the beautiful municipalities of Hadeland, Lunner and Gran, and then through Vestre Toten and Gjøvik. This is a brief overview of these legs. A more detailed description of each section and the route as whole is available at the DNT website Leg 3: Bruvoll – Kvitingen Total distance: 58.1 km – 3 days. Level of difficulty: Medium Season: June – September Recommended leg, day 1: Snellingen – Åbborputthytta Estimated time: 6 hours Recommended leg, day 2 : Vassbråa – Lygna Estimated time: 4.5 hours Recommended leg, day 3: Lygna – Kvitingen (Kjerringfred) Estimated time: 7 hours Leg 4: Kvitingen – Storlondammen Total distance: 80 km – 4 days Level of difficulty: Medium Season: June – September Recommended leg, day 1: Kvitingen – Mælumsetra Estimated time: 7 hours Recommended leg, day 2: Mælumsetra – Vesterås Estimated time: 4 hours Recommended leg, day 3: Vesterås – Langvatnet Estimated time: 7.5 hours Recommended leg, day 4: Langvatnet – Lundsætra Estimated time: 7 hours Show consideration during your visit, and follow these basic guidelines: • Adhere to the code of conduct for public right of access • Park at designated car parks and campsites • Take your litter home or use the bins provided • Remember the rules for keeping dogs on a lead; respect campfire bans and restrictions, and use designated sites only • Try to use local shops along the route • Drive nicely, but not too nicely – keep up with the traffic • Last, but not least; ENJOY your trip!
    Gamle Tingelstad Kirke
    Gran

    Happy hiking along Kongeveien from Granavollen - by Tomas Jevne

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    Telemark Opplevelser foto
    Rjukan

    In the saboteurs' footsteps with guide

    Join Telemark Opplevelser on their guided tour along the 'real' saboteur route, from Rjukan fjellstue to Vemork, where you cross the gorge on the way! The tour can be customized according to time and length.
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    Skreia

    Hjemmefronthytta på Totenåsen

    The home front cabin in Totenåsen The home front cabin was built in Skreia in the autumn of 1944 by the Norwegian resistance. It enjoys a lofty location on the Torseterkampen mountain, 856 metres above sea level. The cabin could house up to 20 men. It burnt down in 2009. Mjøsmuseet has built a copy of the cabin, which was completed in 2012. The home front cabin is managed by Mjøsmuseet. The cabin can be used for day trips, but we regret that overnight stays are not permitted. The woodstove can be used. Please leave the cabin in the state you would like to find it. Hognsætra is a good starting point for a walk to the home front cabin (Approx. 1–1.5 hours). How can I borrow the key? The cabin is locked. If you want to go inside, please contact Mjøsmuseet in order to get the code for the key-lockbox. - Phone number: +47 911 70 500.

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