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FRESH NATURE 

culture & experiences 

2012 

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FJELLNORWAY: 

REAL, SURPRISING 

– AND A LITTLE BIT CHALLENGING 

Contents 

Our region 6-7 

Activities: 

Hiking 8-13 

Cycling 14-15 

Fishing 16-17 

Adrenalin 18-19 

Winter adventures 34-35 

Art and culture: 

Museums 20-21 

Architecture 22-23 

Culinary traditions 24-25 

Town and country 26-27 

Events and festivals 28-29 

Recommended trips through FjellNorway 

Oslo - Bergen 30 

Oslo - Geiranger 31 

Oslo - Åndalsnes 32 

Oslo - Trondheim 32 

The Raumabanen railway 33 

Practical information 39 

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Photo: Terje Rakke 

Photo: Jørgen Skaug 

Photo: Esben Haakenstad 

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FjellNorway gives you 

so much more than beautiful scenery alone 

you will find architecture, festivals and culinary traditions, 

but most of all we give you a piece of ourselves and our culture. 

Mountain farm area Strø, Valdres Photo: Terje Rakke 

FjellNorway is fresh air, recreation and experiences in the great outdoors. 

You see the fjords – you experience FjellNorway. 

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A GLIMPSE OF FJELLNORWAY 

FjellNorway has the most national parks, the highest mountain 

peaks and the largest interconnected trail network in Norway. Get 

a sense of the wilderness on a musk ox safari at Dovrefjell. Feel the 

blood coursing through your veins like the rapidly flowing water 

while white water rafting down the river Sjoa, one of the world’s 

best rafting rivers. A visit to an open farm will give you peace of 

mind and a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. 

Musk ox at Dovrefjell Photo: Roger Brendhagen 


Bergen 

Stavanger 

Geiranger 

Gardermoen 

Trondheim 

Fjell 

Norway 

Oslo 

Photo: Brynjar Eidstuen 

Sommerstemning i Lillehammer. Photo: Jørgen Skaug 

Photo: Turist Innlandet - Gjøvik Land Toten 

Photo: Jörgen Nybrolin 

Photo: Terje Rakke

REACH THE TOP IN FJELLNORWAY 

When I think back 

to the bright days 

of my childhood, 

when I first became acquainted 

with the mountains, 

the trails, the rivers, 

the marshes, the slopes, 

the peaks, the valleys, 

the wind, the rain, 

spring, summer, 

autumn, winter, 

people and animals, 

trees and lakes, 

the images are marked 

on my mind, zoomed into focus, 

stored in my soul 

as paintings for eternity 

By Bjørn Roald Andersen. 

Snøhetta, Dovrefjell Anders Gjengedal/www.visitnorway.com 

Photo: CH/www.visitnorwqy.com 

Photo: GoRafting.no 

Photo: Mathias Øvsteng 

Norway’s highest mountain peaks. 

Most peaks above 2,000 metres in Norway. 

7 national parks 

FILM: JOTUNHEIMEN 


POPULAR HIKES 

Leirungsdalen at Knutshøe Photo: Terje Rakke 

UNDISTURBED WILDERNESS 

Norway – an impressive country of natural beauty. 

Traditionally, Norwegians possess a deep attachment to the country and a penchant for spending time 

outdoors, as the extensive network of trails and mountain huts clearly show. FjellNorway offers hiking in 

some of Europe’s last remaining areas of undisturbed wilderness. The Norwegian Trekking Association, DNT, 

offers accommodation in more than 320 cabins in FjellNorway. 

Galdhøpiggen 2,469 metres 

Galdhøpiggen is the highest mountain in Jotunheimen and 

Northern-Europe, and one of the most visited peaks in 

Norway. Choose the marked T-route from the Spiterstulen 

tourist lodge (an 8-10 hour hike) or join a guided tour from 

the Juvasshytta tourist lodge across the Styggebreen glacier. 

Daily tours during the summer season. 

Besseggen in Jotunheimen 

The steep passages and fantastic view of Jotunheimen makes 

Besseggen one of Norway’s most popular hikes, with more 

than 40.000 visitors every summer you feel you are “on top 

of the world” when you’re standing several hundred metres 

above the green Gjendevatnet lake on one side and the deep 

blue Bessvatnet lake on the other. The hike takes approx. 

7 hours (without breaks). 

Rondane 

This magnificent mountain area is divided into three 

prominent mountain groups, all with peaks over 2,000 metres 

At 2,178 metres, Rondeslottet is the highest of them all. The 

Rondvatnet lake cuts like a deep trench in between the wild 

mountains. 

Guided glacier hikes 

From gentle, simple hikes to extreme hikes with climbing 

and abseiling – expect amazing experiences on snow and ice. 

Explore the ice towers, crevasses and tunnels inside the blue 

ice with expert guides, equipped with harnesses, crampons 

and ice axes. Svellnosbreen near the Spiterstulen lodge is an 

excellent glacier for exploring the blue ice. This is where you’ll 

find Eventyrisen (the adventure ice) with perhaps Jotunheimen’s 

most spectacular glacier. Another exciting 

destination is the Smørstabbreen glacier at Sognefjellet, 

which is surrounded by no less than nine mountains over 

2,000 metres. 


Photo: Jotunheimen Reiseliv/Olav Olsen 

Photo: Oda ytterhaug Giske 

Photo: CH/www.visitnorway.com 

Photo: Steinar Sulheim

FRIENDLY TERRAIN 

IN FJELLNORWAY 

The hillside beneath Grinadane, Vang in Valdres Photo: Valdresibilder.no 

Photo: Oddgeir Visnes 

Photo: Anders Gjengedal/www.visitnorway.com 

Photo: CH/www.visitnorway.com 

Photo:Oddgeir Visnes 

MARKED TRAILS 

you can expect unique experiences 

in FjellNorway, whether you choose 

a challenging summit hike or familyfriendly 

trips in easy mountain terrain. 

For thousands of years, the ice has honed and 

shaped FjellNorway into what it is today. The open 

and friendly landscape with its mountain lakes and 

marshes is replaced by majestic mountains 

– a stunning sight in the distance. 

For inexperienced hikers wishing to experience 

the high mountains,FjellNoway is the ideal place 

to start. Follow well-marked routes to memorable 

days in the mountains. 

THE PILGRIM’S ROUTE 

The Pilgrim’s Route in Norway, also known as 

St. Olav’s way, is a hiking route based on the tradition 

of going on pilgrimages. The route is linked by 

nature and cultural heritage with religious links 

to the Middle Ages, and memories associated with 

‘Olavstradisjonen’ – a pilgrimage to the Nidaros 

Cathedral in Trondheim to visit the shrine of the 

sainted King Olav. The route stretches from Oslo 

to Trondheim, passing through FjellNorge. 

A hike in FjellNorway will give you a feeling 

of harmony and balance. 


Photo: Esben Haakenstad

CYCLING IN FJELLNORWAY 

Cycling near Tansberg in Valdres - Photo: Valdresibilder.no 

Photo: Morten Brun/www.visitnorway.com 

Photo: Nasjonalparkriket 


Photo: Sissel Jenseth 

FREEDOM ON TWO WHEELS 

Experience the sense of freedom when 

you challenge yourself to cycling in the 

mountains of FjellNorway. 

Hundreds of kilometres of mountain roads await 

you and your bike. From family-friendly routes to 

spectacular trails and downhill mountain biking. 

Detailed cycling maps and marked routes will show 

you the way through FjellNorway. 

you can buy cycling maps for the entire region. 

This will give you the confidence you need to take 

your bike across the mountain plateaus. If you don’t 

wish to bring along your luggage, there are several 

options for organized tours in the region. 

Cycling in FjellNorway – let your mind 

rest while your body recharges. 


Photo: Oddgeir Visnes 

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GAUSDAL - BEITOSTØLEN FILM: HAFJELL

FISHING IN FJELLNORWAY 

Gudbrandsdalslågen Photo: Esben Haakenstad 

Photo: Gjøvik Land Toten 


Photo: Innovation Norway 

Photo: Terje Rakke/Nordic Life AS/visitnorway 

EXPERIENCE THE JOY 

OF FISHING 

Lower your shoulders, listen to the 

silence and enjoy being at one with 

nature. 

FjellNorway offers great fishing opportunities in 

both rivers and lakes. The Gudbransdalslågen river 

is a good location for trout fishing, and the lakes in 

this area are known for exciting pike fishing. The 

tributaries along the river will give you countless 

variations as do the many lakes and rivers in the 

Valdres region. 

In Mjøsa, the Einavatnet lake and at Randsfjorden, 

you can try catching the big pike, fat Mjøsa trout, 

perch or how about some inland crayfish? The river 

Tisleia in Valdres is perfect for fly fishing. Lessons 

and guided tours are available throughout the 

summer. 

what better way to round off the trip than with 

a feast prepared from the fresh fish you have 

caught? 

The variation of fish species, combined with 

stunning scenery and a priceless quietude, makes 

FjellNorway unique for fishing enthusiasts. 


Photo: Kjell Arne Berntsen 

FILM: FISHING 

IN MJØSA 

FILM: FISHING IN 

GUDBRANDSDALSLÅGEN

ADRENALINE KICK 

white water rafting at Sjoa Photo: GoRafting 

Photo: Hafjell Bike Park 

Photo: MB Kleiven. Galdhøpiggen klatrepark 


Photo: Gorafting.no 

GET YOUR PULSE RACING 

Experience the feeling of being alive and 

knowing that you are dealing with the 

forces of nature. 

white water rafting is an awesome activity, and 

FjellNorway offers a wide range of rafting trips. 

For the white water rafting companies, a high level 

of safety, equipment, quality and service is 

paramount, and the trips range from gentle family 

rafting trips to the toughest you can get in Europe! 

Hafjell Bike Park, one of Europe’s best parks 

for lift-based cycling, has downhill runs both 

for families and for those wishing to feel the 

adrenaline rush. 

At Lillehammer Olympic Bobsleigh and Luge Track, 

the Olympian spirit soon becomes a reality 

– with the Olympics’ most speed-laden discipline. 

This is Europe’s only competition summer 

bobsleigh run, where the wheel bobsleigh lets 

you feel the 3G force. 

The Summer Park in Beitostølen offers fast-paced 

adventures for young and old. Try downhill carting 

on a special-made asphalt track or compete down 

the summer bob on a toboggan with wheels. 

Let the blood rush – feel alive! 


Photo: Valdresibilder.no 

FILM:CHALLENGE 

LILLEHAMMER

ART AND CULTURE 

“Valdresbunad” Foto: Laila Durán 

Photo: Lillehammer Kunstmuseum 

Maihaiugen Lillehammer. Photo: Jørgen Skaug 


Photo: Beate Tønnesen 

OUR HERITAGE 

- OUR HISTORY 

Art and culture are important in 

FjellNorway. Few places offer such 

a well-preserved cultural landscape. 

At the Maihaugen open-air museum in Lillehammer 

you will find buildings that are over 200 years old 

from the entire Gudbrandsdalen area This is one of 

the most important areas in the region for experiencing 

the cultural heritage of FjellNorway. In the 

heart of Lillehammer, you will find Lillehammer 

Kunstmuseum (art museum), an elegant and 

modern building and one of Norway’s most 

significant art museums. 

North of Lillehammer is one of the most popular 

amusement parks in Norway, Hunderfossen 

Familiepark – The Norwegian Troll Park – which 

is based on Norwegian fairytales. 

“Mjøsa’s white swan”, the paddle steamer 

Skibladner from 1856, is the world’s oldest steamboat. 

The venerable boat sails the waters of Lake 

Mjøsa in the summer. 

The Valdres Folkemuseum in Fagernes is one of 

the largest open-air museums in Norway. wander 

amongst the old houses from the 1700s and 

experience traditional farm life with grazing 

animals. you can also visit Norway’s largest 

exhibition of national costumes (“bunad”). 


Hunderfossen. Photo: Colin Dobinson 

FILM: GUDBRANDSDALEN

ARCHITECTURE IN FJELLNORWAY 

Tverrfjellet viewpoint at Dovrefjell Photo: Ketil Jacobsen 


Photo: Valdres Folkemuseum, Fredrik Calmeyer 

Sygard Grytting. Photo: Stig S Grytting 

Photo: Lillehammer Kunstmuseun 

TRADITION 

AND INNOVATION 

when you visit somewhere new, 

the buildings often tell you a lot about the 

area. And FjellNorway is no exception. 

On Tverrfjellet in Dovre, stands Tverrfjellhytta – 

the Norwegian wild Reindeer Centre Pavilion 

– a unique, robust building that carries on the 

building traditions of the past. The building 

recently won the prestigious world Building of the 

year Award, in the ‘visitors centre’ category. 

Interesting architecture is also found in Lillehammer 

Kunstmuseum (art museum), an elegant, 

modernist building in the heart of the town. 

Buildings that really leave marks on the cultural 

landscape are churches. There are nine stave 

churches in FjellNorway, all of which were built 

in the 12th and 13th centuries. The churches are 

beautifully decorated and most are open for guided 

tours in the summer season. 

FjellNorway 

– beautiful, lasting impressions. 


Vågå kyrkje. Photo: Roar Strand.

CULINARY TRADITIONS 

IN FJELLNORWAY 

Andvord Gård Photo: CH/www.visitnorway.com 

Photo: Valdres Natur og Kulturpark/Jan Askildsen 



Photo: Morten Brun/www.visitnorway.com 

FOOD IS A PART 

OF WHO WE ARE 

- and one of the keys to a successful trip. 

FjellNorway’s culinary art is based on old traditions 

and we would like to offer you food made from old 

recipes. Taste the wild game from the mountains, 

fish from clean rivers and lakes, fresh pastries from 

the local bakery or cheese from the mountain dairy. 

Norsk Rakfiskfestival (Norwegian Rakfisk Festival) 

is the biggest food festival in FjellNorway. ‘Rakfisk’ 

is a traditional eastern Norwegian dish made from 

salted trout or char which has been fermented for 

two to three months. Every year, 25.000 visitors 

come to enjoy this distinctive dish, and more than 

40 tons of rakfisk is sold during the festival. will 

you be there? 

Let yourself be tempted 

by our culinary traditions. 


Photo: Morten Brun/www.visitnorway.com

URBAN AND RURAL 

Lillehammerløpet, Storgata Photo: Jørgen Skaug 

Photo: Scanpix 

Photo: Øvre Kjæstad 

Photo: Stig S Grytting 


TOWN AND COUNTRY 

FjellNorway consists of several town 

centres, large and small, each with its 

own charm. 

The Olympic town Lillehammer is situated right in 

the heart of FjellNorway, close to the mountains 

and Lake Mjøsa. Lillehammer is best known for its 

pleasant pedestrian street, the Maihaugen 

open-air museum and its large Olympic venues. 

Gjøvik offers qualities from the urban town centre 

to the beautiful and vital rural communities. 

Surrounding it all are rolling hills, green forests 

and the shiny mirror of Lake Mjøsa. 

Fagernes is region centre of Valdres with restaurants, 

art galleries and folk museum, and the host 

of many large and small festivals throughout the 

year. 

FjellNorge’s vibrant rural centres are situated in 

close proximity to the Jotunheimen, Reinheimen 

and Breheimen National Parks. The mountain areas 

and rural communities offer untouched nature, 

fresh air and good, traditional food. 

The many centres in FjellNorway allow 

you to feel the pulse of a region where 

the outdoor pursuits otherwise play a 

role in relaxation and recreation. 



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Kristin Lavransdatter play Photo: Nasjonalparkriket 

EVENTS AND FESTIVALS 


JANUARY 

Jotnerock - Vang i Valdres 

New Year Concert - lillehammer/maihaugen 

FEBRUARY 

Barnas vinterdag (Children’s winter day) 

- lillehammer/maihaugen 

Norwegian Skating Festival 

- lillehammer/moelv/gjøvik 

MARCH 

Barnas Birkebeinerrenn 

(Children’s cycling/running race) - lillehammer 

Birkebeinerrennet (cycling/running race) 

- lillehammer 

Inga-Låmi (ski race for women) - lillehammer 

Ridderrennet (ski race) - Beitostølen 

Slettefjellrennet (ski race) - Vang i Valdres 

Stafettbirken (ski race) - lillehammer 

Valdresmarsjen (ski race) - Beitostølen-Danebu 

World Cup Downhill/super-G - kvitfjell 

APRIL 

Amandus festivalen - lillehammeer 

Galdhøpiggrennet (ski race) - Lom 

Ungdomslekene (youth games) - lillehammer 

MAY 

Balduscup (handball tournament) – lillehammer 

Flåklypa Grand Prix - lom og skjåk 

Reveljen (concert) – lillehammer 

Sognefjellet Duathlon - lom 

TrollCup games – øyer/hafjell 

Norway’s National Day – throughout FjellNorway 

Norsk Litteraturfestival 

(Norwegian Festival of Literature) – lillehammer 

JUNE 

AM Car treff (car rally) – fåvang 

Den store styrkeprøven (cycling race) 

– Trondheim - Oslo 

Fjelleventyret (mountain marathon) 

– Beitostølen 

Fåvangdåggån, Underholdning, 

(The Climbing Mice and the Other Animals 

in HakkeBakke Woods) – gjøvik 

Lillehammerdagene (Lillehammer festival) 

– lillehammer 

Liv-Dagane (agriculture festival) – Valdres 

Merida terrengsykkelskole 

(mountain bike school) – skeikampen 

Flåklypa Grand Prix. Photo: Bente Skaarud Kvamme Photo: Peer Gynt AS/Bård Gundersen 

Photo: world Cup Kvitfjell 


From Jørn Hilme-stemnet. Photo: Ellen Persvold 

NM i Trolling (Norwegian fishing 

championships) – gjøvik 

Ringebudagene (festival, entertainment) 

– ringebu 

Sankthansfeiring (Midsummer’s Eve 

celebration) – maihaugen, lillehammer 

Styrkeprøven (Cycling race) lillehammer – oslo 

Urbane totninger - revue – kapp 

Valdres Sommersymfoni (concert) – Valdres 

JULY 

Bridgefestival – lillehammer 

Bukkerittet (cycle race) - skeikampen 

Country Music Festival – vinstra 

Countryfestivalen – Skjåk 

Dansefestivalen (dance festival) – sel 

De nye Dovremarsjene – dovrefjell 

Eventyrfestivalen (festival) – Heidal 

Fjellviku – høvringen 

Galdhøpiggen opp (uphill run) – lom 

Gardmillom (culture festival) 

– kulturgardar i gudbrandsdalen 

Jørn Hilme-stemnet (folk music festival) 

– Valdres 

Jotunheimen Rundt (Around Jotunheim 

cycling race)– Jotunheimen/lom 

Markens Grøde (Growth of the Soil) – lesja 

Olsokfest på fjellet – høvringen 

Pilegrimsdager (pilgrim days) – dovrefjell 

Pilgrimsvandring (pilgrimage) – Valdres 

Sjoafestivalen (festival) – sjoa 

Sol av Isfolket (outdoor theatre) – Valdres 

Storøyafestivalen (festival) - Skjåk 

Trestokkfestivalen (festival of wood) – Dombås 

Trollrock – beitostølen 

Trubadurfestival – beitostølen 

Troll- og Trefestivalen– sjoa 

Valdresrittet (cycling race) – Vaset in Valdres 

Vinjerock (mountain rock festival) – Valdres 

AUGUST 

Barnas sommerdag (children’s summer day) 

- maihaugen, lillehammer 

Birkebeinerrittet – rena-lillehammer 

Byfesten (town festival) – otta 

Fjelljazz (mountain jazz) – Beitostølen 

Folkefesten (people’s party) – vinstra 

Fredagsbirken – rena-lillehammer 

Hjerkinnstemnet – hjerkinn 

Kristin Lavransdatter – sel 

Lillehammerrittet, (race) off-road race circuit 

– lillehammer 

Nasjonalparkfestivalen – Skjåk 

Norsk Friluftslivfestival 

(Norwegian Outdoors Festival) – raufoss 

Peer Gynt-stemnet 

– gålå/Vinstra/rondane/fryajuvet 

Pillarguridagene (festival) – sel 

Pundarvangen – grimsdalen 

Scandinavian Cup – Downhill cycling – hafjell 

Skogamessa (forest fair) – dovreskogen 

Sognefjellsmarsjen – Sognefjellet / Lom 

Sommerslagere - concert – gjøvik gård 

Stølsfestival (mountain farm festival) 

– Vaset in Valdres 

Ultrabirken – rena-lillehammer 

SEPTEMBER 

Birkebeinerløpet, HalvBirken 

og UltraBirken (races) – lillehammer 

Dylan-festival – Beitostølen 

Elgfestivalen (elk festival) – dokka 

Gjøvik Marken (festival) – gjøvik 

Høstmarked (harvest market) – bjorli 

Ottamartnan (festival) – otta 

Sheep o Høy. Farming action at its best 

– rudi gard 

Til Dovre faller – Dovre 

Teaterdagene (theatre days) – lillehammer 

OCTOBER 

Beatles-festival – Beitostølen 

Fårikålfestival (mutton stew festival) 

– landsbyen ringebu 

Lillehammer Jazzfestival, Dølajazz 

– Lillehammer 

Stavsmartn (festival) – tretten 

NOVEMBER 

Beitosprinten - Beitostølen 

Christmas street opening and Christmas market 

- lillehammer/maihaugen 

Norsk Rakfiskfestival (food festival) - Fagernes 

DECEMBER 

Heimgjort julebord - rudi gard 

Skarke (pre-Christmas event) 

- valdres folkemuseum 

World Cup jump/combined - lillehammer 

The exact dates of all our events can be 

found at www.fjellnorway.com 

Photo: Jørgen Skaug Photo: Jørgen Skaug

RECOMMENDED TRIP 1 Oslo - Bergen via Gjøvik and Valdres 

Den bergenske kongevei, the first road between Christiania (Oslo) and Bergen. 

Røst 

BODØ 

Fauske 

RECOMMENDED TRIP 2 Oslo - Geirangerfjordenen 

Via Skreia - Gjøvik - Lillehammer - Gausdal - Randsverk - Lom 

Take Rv. 4 from Oslo to Gjøvik, which When you follow the E16 towards 

Take the northbound E6 from Oslo Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson’s beautiful 

is situated by Norway’s largest lake, Bergen, you will pass by Slidredomen, 

towards Trondheim. Make a stop at home. Today the place is a museum 

Mjøsa. We recommend a visit to 

Gjøvik’s Olympic Cavern Hall, Olympic 

Arena and the world’s largest cavern 

a unique stone church dating back to 

the Middle Ages. In Øye, you will find 

the Øye stave church, one of six stave 

Mo i Rana 

Eidsvoll. In 1814, Norway’s constitution 

was adopted in Eidsvollbygningen. 

From Eidsvoll, you take the E6 to 

and one of Norway’s best preserved Harstad 

artists’ homes. Sortland 

Bardufoss 

hall for public use excavated in rock. 

At Gjøvik Glassworks, which opened 

in 1807, you can experience the 

traditional craft up close. 

churches in Valdres 

We recommend a guided tour which Sandnessjøen 

will take you back to the Middle Ages, 

before continuing across Filefjell. 

Mosjøen 

Minnesund, turning off onto highway 

33 through the idyllic Toten on route 

to Gjøvik. Here, we recommend a visit 

to Gjøvik’s Olympic Cavern Hall, the 

world’s largest cavern hall for public 

Onwards along Fv. 255 through 

Espedalen, there is ample opportunity 

Svolvær 

to take a breather. Take the time for 

Stamsund 

a trip into Helvetes jettegryter (Hell’s 

potholes), Northern Europe’s largest 

Narvik 

The road traditions across Filefjell Brønnøysund 

use and Olympic arena in 1994. 

– a walk Røst in the fresh mountain air and 

“Mjøsa’s white swan”, the paddle 

steamer Skibladner, has sailed the 

date back to the Old King’s Road to 

Bergen. From 1933, Filefjell was 

At Gjøvik Glassworks, which opened 

beautiful scenery. Follow the Fv. 255 

BODØ 

to Vinstra, and take the northbound Fauske 

waters of lake Mjøsa since 1856. winter cleared, making it the first 

in 1807, you can experience the tradi- E6 towards Trondheim. When you get 

Enjoy a boat trip through the 

year-round mountain pass between 

tional craft at close quarters. 

to Sjoa, we recommend the Fv. 257 

beautiful cultural landscape. 

East and West. 

through Heidal. River Sjoa is Europe’s 

“Mjøsa’s white swan”, the paddle best white water rafting river, where 

From Gjøvik, follow Rv. 33 towards 

Valdres. Visit Lands Museum in 

Dokka before continuing on to 

Møllerstufossen. Here you will find 

Between Aurdal and Lærdal, you 

Namsos 

drive through the world’s longest 

road tunnel, Lærdalstunnelen, 

which is 24.5 km long. 

Grong 

steamer Skibladner, has sailed the 

waters of lake Mjøsa since 1856. Enjoy 

a boat trip through the beautiful 

cultural landscape. 

you really feel the rush. The cultural 

Mo i Rana 

landscape here has several old farms 

to show. 

Sandnessjøen 

the 6,000-year-old rock carvings. 

Steinkjer 

Take the trip on Mosjøen foot across 

The area is also perfect for swimming 

in the small waterfalls and pools. 

Along the E16, we recommend a visit 

The final destination is Bergen. 

With its traditional wooden Verdal 

buildings, “Bryggen” in Bergen is 

listed on UNESCO’s TRONDHEIM world heritage Stjørdal list. 

From Gjøvik, the trip continues along Besseggen, Norway’s perhaps most 

Rv. 4 to Lillehammer. Lillehammer Brønnøysund spectacular mountain walk. In 

was the Olympic Tegnforklaring 

town in 1994, and combination with a boat trip on Lake 

we recommend a stroll down the Gjende, this provides you with an 

to Valdres Folk Museum in Fagernes. 

The museum houses Norway’s Kristiansund 

largest 

collection of national costumes. Take 

Støren 

a short hike up to the Kviteberg 

Molde 

hill. 

The walk is clearly marked, and along 

Sunndalsøra 

the way, the history Ålesund of the old homestead 

is told. The walk takes about Highlights: 

Åndalsnes Oppdal 

half an hour and gives you a great - Skibladner 

Røros 

view of 

Måløy 

Fagernes. 

- Valdres FolkMuseum 

- 6 stave churches Dombås 

Stryn 

Tynset 

In Valdres, the Sandane traditional mountain - The Lærdal Tunnel 

fams are Flora still in operation. Get a feel of - «Bryggen» Lom in Bergen 

the simple farming life, with grazing 

town’s pleasant pedestrian street. experience of FjellNorge’s majestic 

Lillehammer Kunstmuseum, one of scenery. 

Norway’s leading art museums, Europaveg 

is to 

be found in an elegant, modern build- NamsosAt 

Randsverk, the trip continues 

Grong 

ing in the heart of Lillehammer. For along the Fv. 51 towards Lom, a pleas- 

breathtaking views of the Riksveg 

city, climb ant village where you will find one of 

Steinkjer 

the ski jumping facility, Lysgårds- Norway’s largest stave churches. Lom 

bakkene. And don’t forget to visit the Verdal is also home to a mountain museum, 

open-air museum, Maihaugen, 0 - 600 ma 

famous bakery and the gateway 

Norway’s largest museum TRONDHEIM outside Stjørdal to the Jotunheimen National Park. 

Oslo. Kristiansund 

Here you have the opportunity to 

Støren experience the impressive mountains, 

601 - 1200 m 

The Moldetrip 

continues along Fv. 255 including Northern Europe’s highest 

Tegnforklaring 

Europaveg 

livestock and Førde perhaps a taste of fresh 

cheese from the dairy. 

Sogndal 

Voss 

BERGEN 

545 km 

Ringebu 

Recommended travel time: 4-5 days 

Øvre Årdal 

Innbygda 

Lillehammer 

Fagernes 

Rena 

Elverum 

Gol Gjøvik Hamar 

Geilo 

towards Gausdal. Sunndalsøra 

Nestled in scenic mountain, Galdhøpiggen, at 2,469 

Ålesund 

Riksveg 

surroundings is Aulestad, writer metres. We also recommend a visit 

Åndalsnes Oppdal over 1200 to the m 

Røros climate park, Klimapark 2469, 

Måløy 

at Juvasshytta lodge. 

0 - 600 m 

Dombås 

Stryn 

Tynset 

Highlights: 

Sandane 

Flora 

Lom 

The trip then takes you along Rv. 15 - Skibladner 

and Fv. 63, allowing you to experi- - The Olympic town 601 - 1200 m 

Førde 

ence Geirangerfjorden, which are on - Lillehammer 

Ringebu 

Sogndal Øvre Årdal 

UNESCO’s World Heritage List. The - Maihaugen 

Kartgrunnlag: Statens areas of natural kartverk beauty here embrace (cc-by-sa-3.0) over 1200 m 

Innbygda 

- White Water Rafting in Sjoa 

Haugesund 

STAVANGER 

30 FjellNorway.com Sandnes 

Odda 

Rjukan 

Valle 

Kongsvinger 

Hønefoss 

OSLO Lillestrøm 

Drammen 

Kongsberg 

Askim 

Tønsberg Moss 

Fredrikstad 

Skien 

Sandefjord 

Larvik 

Halden 

BERGEN 

Haugesund 

STAVANGER 

Voss 

Odda 

Lillehammer some of the longest, deepest, narrow- 

Fagernes 

Rena 

est and most beautiful fjords in the 

Gol Gjøvik Hamar Elverum 

world. 

Geilo 

Allow an extra day for each physical 

activity, such as hiking in 

Kongsvinger Jotunheimen or white water rafting 

Hønefoss 

Rjukan 

OSLO Lillestrømin 

Sjoa. 

Drammen 

Kongsberg 

Askim 

Valle 


and Ottaelva 

- Besseggen 

- Galdhøpiggen 

- Klimapark 2469 

- Lom Nasjonalparklandsby 

- Geiranger 

482 km. 

Recommended travel time: 3-4 days. 

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Photo: Skibladner 

Reinli Stavechurch. Photo: Valdresbilder.no 

Seterliv. Photo: Nils Indrehus 

Photo: Gjeøvik Land Toten 

TROMSØ 

Skibotn 

Storslett 

L 

Le 

Alta 

Karasjok 

Kárášjohk 

Kautokeino 

Guovdageaid 

Kartgrunnlag: Statens k 


Photo: Klimapark2469

RECOMMENDED TRIP 3: Oslo - Åndalsnes 

RECOMMENDED TRIP 4: Oslo - via Dovrefjell til Trondeim 

Via Lillehammer - Gudbrandsdalen - Rondane - Dombås 

Follow the E6 from Oslo towards 

Hamar. At Hamar, we recommend 

a stop to see one of the world’s 

largest indoor ice rinks. It is an architectural 

building depicting a Viking 

ship, hence its name Vikingskipet. 

Domkirkeodden is also worth a visit. 

Here lie the ruins of Hamar’s ancient 

cathedral built in 1152/53. The ruins 

are encased in glass. 

From Hamar, the trip continues along 

the E6 to Lillehammer, Olympic town 

in 1994. Make time for a stroll along 

the town’s pleasant pedestrian street. 

Lillehammer Kunstmuseum, one of 

Norway’s leading art museums, is to 

be found in an elegant, modern building 

in the heart of Lillehammer. For 

breathtaking views of the city, climb 

the ski jumping facility Lysgårdsbakkene. 

And don’t forget to visit the 

open-air museum, Maihaugen, Norway’s 

largest museum outside Oslo. 

From Lillehammer, you continue 

northwards on the E6. The area 

around Hafjell and Hunderfossen is a 

mecca for families with children, with 

two amusement parks, children’s 

farm and downhill cycling. Continue 

through Gudbrandsdalen and visit 

Ringebu stave church. The venerable, 

old, vibrant farms Sygard Grytting 

and Rudi Gard, are venues for cultural 

events in Gudbrandsdalen. 

a fantastic mountainous landscape 

for hiking, cycling or simply beholding 

the majestic mountain peaks. 

At the northernmost point of Gudbrandsdalen 

you come to Dombås, 

and here you can choose either 

to head west to Åndalsnes and the 

fjords or north over Dovrefjell 

towards Trondheim. 

Take the E136 towards 

Åndalsnes/Molde and Ålesund: 

From Dombås, you head through 

Lesja and past the winter resort 

of Bjorli. Then through Romsdalen 

valley past Trollveggen (the troll 

wall), Europe’s highest vertical rock 

face. Trollveggen is a popular tourist 

destination. 

Drive along Trollstigen on Fv. 63, 

one of the most popular and winding 

stretches of road in Norway. 

447 km to Åndalsnes. 


TRONDHEIM 

Brønnøysund 

Namsos 

Verdal 

Sandnessjøen 

BODØ 

Kristiansund 

Støren 

Verdal 

Steinkjer 

Europaveg 

Molde 

At Sjoa, you should take a detour Ålesund to 

Heidal, also known as “Eventyrbygda” 

(the adventure village). With its old, 

18th century farms, Heidal Måløycould 

be 

described as a living museum. 

Stryn 

Sandane 

Europe’s best rafting river, Flora Sjoa, runs 

through Heidal. 

Førde 

In Otta, we find Kvitskriuprestan (the Sogndal 

white priests), a natural phenomenon 

which leaves columns of earth upon 

Sunndalsøra 

Stjørdal 

Kristiansund 

TRONDHEIM 

Åndalsnes Oppdal 

Røros 

Støren 

Molde 

Dombås 

Tynset 

Sunndalsøra 

Ålesund 

Åndalsnes 

Lom 

Oppdal 

Røros 

Måløy 

Dombås 

Stryn 

Tynset 

Sandane Ringebu 

Øvre Årdal Flora 

Lom 

Innbygda 

Førde 


Ringebu 

Fagernes SogndalRena 

Øvre Årdal 

Facts about Raumabanen Tegnforklaring 

Ascent: 655 Riksveg 

metres 

Length: 114 km 

Europaveg 

Bridges: 32 

Tunnels: 6, 0 including - 600 the m 1,340-metre 

long Stavem turning tunnel Riksveg 

601 - 1200 m 

0 - 600 m 

over 1200 m601 

- 1200 m 

Highlights: 

- Cathedral ruins over 1200 m 

which large rocks rest like umbrellas. Voss 

The tallest “priest” BERGEN is around 6 metres 


Fagernes 


Rena 

Innbygda 

- The Olympic town 

- Lillehammer 

high. 

In several places along the E6 through Odda 

Geilo 

BERGEN 

Voss 

Geilo 

Kongsvinger 


- Maihaugen Kartgrunnlag: Statens kartverk (cc-by-sa-3.0) 

- Ringebu Stave Church 

- Kvitskruiprestan Kartgrunnlag: Statens kartverk (cc-by-sa-3.0) 

Gudbrandsdalen you can visit 

Rondane Nasjonalpark, Norway’s oldest 

national park. Haugesund Here you will find 

32 FjellNorway.com 

STAVANGER 

Rjukan 

Valle 

Hønefoss 

Drammen 

Haugesund 

Kongsberg 

Tønsberg 

STAVANGER 

Skien 

Odda 


Rjukan 

Askim 

Moss Valle 

Fredrikstad 

Kongsvinger 

Hønefoss 


Drammen 

Kongsberg 

Askim 


Fredrikstad 

Skien 

- Trollveggen 

- Romsdalen 

- Trondheim and Nidaros Cathedral 

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TROMSØ 

Tettsteder i Norge 

Take the E6 across Dovrefjell 

to Trondheim: 

Bardufoss 

Harstad 

Sortland 

Stjørdal 

From Dombås towards Trondheim, 

you pass Dovrefjell. This is the realm 

of the musk ox and you really get a 

Narvik 

sense of the wilderness Svolvær when you 

join a guided musk Stamsund ox safari. Dovrefjell 

also has its own view pavilion, a 

distinctive Røst building that frames the 

beautiful mountain massif Snøhetta. 

Steinkjer 

Fauske 

Kongsvold Fjellstue mountain lodge/ 

hotel is well worth a stop en route 

to Trondheim. 

Follow the E6 across the mountains 

Mo i Rana 

to Oppdal. From Oppdal, it is just 

Røst 

under two hours to Trondheim, 

and the road takes you past several 

salmon rivers Mosjøen and a varied cultural 

landscape. 

In Trondheim, you start with a bite 

to eat in Trondheim’s charming old 

quarter, Bakklandet, and then Sandnessjøen a walk 

around the town. Nidaros Cathedral is 

a must, and afterwards you can visit 

one of the city’s many museums, Brønnøysundtake 

Grong 

the boat the Munkholmen or people 

watch in the pedestrian street Nordre 

Gate or at Solsiden. 

539 km to Trondheim. Namsos 


Grong 

BODØ 

Mo i Rana 

Mosjøen 

Skibotn 

Storslett 

The Raumabanen 

railway! 

Tegnforklaring 

Lakselv 

Leavdnja 

Alta 

Karasjok 

Kárášjohka 

Kautokeino 

Guovdageaidnu 

Hammerfest 

Leave the car at Dombås and enjoy 

one of Norway’s most beautiful train 

rides. A trip on the Raumabanen 

railway gives you the unique oppor- 

TROMSØ Storslett 

tunity to get up close to one of the 

most spectacular areas of Skibotn natural 

beauty Norway has to offer. 

Bardufoss 

Raumabanen Harstad runs between Dombås 

Sortland 

and Åndalsnes, and the trip takes an 

hour and 40 minutes. The experience 

can be combined Narvik with a train ride on 

Svolvær 

Stamsund 

the Dovrebanen railway, which runs 

between Oslo and Trondheim. 

The Raumabanen trains have large 

panoramic Fauske windows, allowing you to 

sit back and enjoy the view. You get 

an incredible view of Trollveggen, 

Europe’s highest vertical rock face. 

Guided train: 

From June to August, you get that bit 

extra on Raumabanen: 

- At the most spectacular places, the 

train slows right down 

– At the famous Kylling Bru bridge 

and at Trollveggen, the train stops 

to allow passengers to take photos 

– A guided tour over the PA system 

– You receive a map of the journey 

telling you about the experiences 

en route 

Honningsvåg 

Lakselv 

Leavdnja 

Alta 

Karasjok 

Kárášjohka 

Kautokeino 

Guovdageaidnu 

Tana bru 

Deanušaldi 

Kirkenes 

Berlevåg 

Vardø 

Vadsø 

Kirkenes 


Photo: Roger Brendhagen 

Photo: Leif J. Olestad 


Photo: GoRafting.no 

Photo: Stig S Grytting. Borgos Photo AS 

Photo: Finn Bjormyr 

Photo: Ringebu Stavechurch


Photo: Naturopplevingar 

WINTER ADVENTURE 

Photo: Christian Prestegård 

Photo: Asmund Hanslien 


WINTER, 

SNOW AND SKIING 

FjellNorway would like to welcome our guests to our 

winter resorts. 

LILLEHAMMER SKI RESORTS: 

- Hafjell 

- Kvitfjell 

- Skeikampen 

- Sjusjøen and Nordseter 

- Gålå 

- Venabygdsfjellet 

- Peer Gynts Rike 

- Skåbu/Espedalen 

GUDBRANDSDALEN: 

- Rondane 

- Jotunheimen 

- Bjorli 

- Høvringen 

- Dovrefjell 

VALDRES 

- Beitostølen 

- Vaset 

- Tyin/Filefjell 

- Aurdal/Kruk 

- Tisleidalen/Golsfjellet 

- Yddin/Vangsjøen 

FjellNorway the perfect base for your winter holiday. 

Kilometres of cross-country trails, a wide range of 

alpine slopes, plateaus with wonderful snowscapes 

and, of course, fresh, white snow. 


Photo: Terje Rakke/Nordic life/visitnorway 

FILM FROM 

BEITOSTØLEN 

FILM FROM 

LILLEHAMMER

LILLEHAMMER ART MUSEUM 

Lillehammer Art Museum is one of Norway’s leading art museums with 

a collection consisting of some 1,400 works of Norwegian art dating 

from the 19th century to the present day. 

The distinctive museum building was designed by Snøhetta architects 

for the Winter Olympics in 1994. Museum shop and café. 

TICKETS: 100/60 

SPECIAL OFFER: Combined ticket with Maihaugen and/or the Norwegian 

Olympic Museum gives a 25% discount. 

Stortorget 2 • Postboks 264 • N-2602 Lillehammer 

Telephone: +47 61 05 44 60 

www.lillehammerartmuseum.com • E-post: post@lillehammerartmuseum.com 

The Norwegian Olympic Museum in Håkons Hall, Lillehammer, 

is Norwegian sport’s national museum. The museum tells 

the Olympic story from antiquity, through all the modern-day 

summer and winter games, to today. 

Open daily 

Tilbud! 

Combined ticket 

with Maihaugen and/ 

or the Lillehammer 

Kunstmuseum gives 

a 25% discount. 

THE NORWEGIAN OLYMPIC MusEuM 

Håkons Hall, N-2618 Lillehammer. Tel. +47 61 05 76 50 

For more information www.ol.museum.no 

Jim Bengston / StudioNord, Lillehammer Art Museum nr. 10, 2011, photography 

High standard 

cabins and apartments 

We offer cabins and 

apartments with a personal 

touch, surrounded by 

breath-taking scenery. 

Excellent hiking 

opportunities are right 

outside your cabin or 

apartment – summer as 

well as winter. 

www.sjusjoen.no – info@sjusjoen.no 

+47 62 33 49 60 

MAIHAUGEN, Maihaugvn 1, N-2609 Lillehammer 

Telephone +47 61 28 89 00 

For further information www.maihaugen.no 

Maihaugen 

in Lillehammer 

is Norway’s largest 

open-air museum, 

offering exhibitions 

and experiences 

for all. 

open daily 

Special offer! 

Combined ticket 

with the Norwegian 

Olympic Museum 

and/or the LillehammerKunstmuseum 

gives 

a 25% discount. 

Røisheim – the good life 

Røisheim is situated in Bøverdalen on the north side of Jotunheimen 

National Park. The hotel is an old listed coaching house with 

a unique atmosphere and renowned cuisine. Røisheim has long 

been a base for hikes in Jotunheimen and is a natural starting point 

for climbing Northern Europe’s highest mountain, Galdhøpiggen. 

Price per person in double room, 

half board, 3 nights, NOK 5,000. 

For further information, please visit 

www.dvgl.no/vare-steder/roeisheim 

Bessheim Fjellstue lodge and cabins 

Bessheim Fjellstue og hytter ligger ved Fv 51 over Valdresflye, 

is situated off the Fv 51 across Valdresflye, one of Norway’s national 

en av Norges nasjonale turistveier. Bessheim er et godt utgangspunkt 

tourist routes. Bessheim is an ideal base for hikes in the eastern part 

for vandringer i østre delen av Jotunheimen nasjonalpark og et perfekt 

of one of Norway’s national tourist routes, and a perfect starting point 

utgangspunkt for et av Norges mest populære turmål Besseggen. 

for one of Norway’s most popular hiking destinations, Besseggen. 

Hver kveld serveres treretters middag med norsk hjemmelaget mat 

Every evening a three-course dinner of home-cooked Norwegian food is 

og ofte er reinsdyr på menyen. 

served, and reindeer often features on the menu. Welcome! 

Velkommen til oss! 

Price per person, 3 nights, double room, half board NOK 2,250 (FN2011). 

For further information, please visit www.bessheim.no 


Foto: Røisheim 

Foto: Vågå Hotell 

Vågå Hotell 

– a base for experiencing the mountains – and Fjell- and FjordNorge! 

Vågå Hotell welcomes you to a cosy stay in a mountain village 

between east and west. The hotel is the ideal base for experiencing 

Jotunheimen with Besseggen and Galdhøpiggen, and is within 

easy reach of Sognefjorden and Geirangerfjorden. 

A traditional hotel in Gudbrandsdal style welcomes you 

to days full of experiences or peace and relaxation. 

A week’s stay, full board from NOK 3,600 per person in a double room. 

For more information, please visit www.vagahotel.no 

Foto: Bessheim 

Foto: Memurubu 

Memurubu Turisthytte 

– the starting point for your Besseggen hike! 

Memurubu Turisthytter is the eastern starting point for your hike 

over Besseggen, situated inside the national park. Excellent hiking. 

High-standard tourist chalet offers overnight accommodation 

for two nights, half board, in a double room + packed lunch 

for NOK 1,640 per person. 

For further information, please visit www.memurubu.no

Foto: Esben Haakenstad Great 

experiences 

Situated at the foot of 

Skeikampen 1,023 metres 

above sea level, 35 mins. 

from Lillehammer. 

Hiking and cycling trails, 

tennis courts, golf courses, 

spa area, playroom, 

swimming pool. Excellent 

base for trips by car. 

Special offer: 

3 nights in cabin/flat 

Price NOK 1,995 for 

4 people incl. final cleaning 

and map of suggested hikes. 

For further information: 

www.skeikampen.no/en 

+ 47 61 22 50 00 

is situated in open terrain with mountain peaks, plateaus, 

lakes and waterfalls, on Venabygdsfjellet south of Rondane 

National Park. Experience the mountains together with 

us those of who live close to nature all year round. 

Join us for hikes, rides and skiing in the winter. Set off 

on your own or together with our tour guides. We offer 

Norwegian dishes and safeguard the local culture. 

Prices from NOK 800, half board per person per night. 

Welcome! Best regards the Tvete family 

Location: 78 km north of Lillehammer. 

Train or bus to Ringebu, where we pick you up. 

Car: E6 and Fv. 27. 

Hotel bus return trip from Oslo by arrangement. 

www.venabu.no venabu@venabu.no tel. +47 6129 3200 

An historic trip on Norway’s largest lake, Mjøsa. 

Experience the world’s oldest paddle steamer 

in scheduled service from 26 June – 18 August 2012. 

Stay for two nights in the centre of Gjøvik at Quality Hotell Strand, 

within walking distance of the world’s oldest paddle steamer Skibladner. 

The hotel offers restaurants and a large spa area for its guests. 

Price per person in double room incl. excursion on board Skibladner and 

breakfast at the hotel NOK 1,470. Surcharge for single room NOK 670. 

Book by telephone on +47 6113 2000 or email at q.strand@choice.no 

Ref. Fjell Norge 

Experience Sjoa 

- Northern Europe’s No. 1 choice for river activities 

Try e.g. white water rafting, canyoning and river 

boarding. Top quality and safety paramount. 

10% discount when you book using this code Ref: FjellNorge 

GoRafting.no 

2677 Nedre Heidal www.gorafting.no 

Tel.: (+47) 61235000 E-mail.: post@gorafting.no 

Sjoa Rafting 

2676 Heidal www.sjoarafting.no 

Tel.: (+47) 90071000 E-mail : post@sjoarafting.no 

Heidal Rafting 

Sjoa, 2670 Otta www.heidalrafting.no 

Tel. +47 61 23 60 37 E-mail: post@heidalrafting.no 

PRACTICAL INFORMATION 

FOR VISITS TO FJELLNORGE 

MAPS 

Maps can be purchased at all tourist offices 

in FjellNorge. Maps can also be purchased at 

www.kartbutikken.no 

FISHING PERMITS 

Information and possibility of buying fishing 

permits can be found at www.inatur.no 

DNT - 

The Norwegian Trekking Association 

DNT offers one of the largest networks of 

marked trails in Europe and has the world’s 

largest cross-country network. Hike or ski 

between the network’s 460 cabins. 

Family Park 

Hunderfossen Family Park - 

one of top 10 attractions 

in Norway! 

The famous troll is 14 meters tall, 

guarding the treasures of Norwegian 

fairy tales. Inside the fairy tale grotto 

you will meet many of the characters 

from the fairy tale stories. Inside the 

grotto you will also find our unique 

Trollsalen Restaurant. The ceiling is 

held up by 6 giant trolls and along the 

walls you will see scenary from 

Norwegian fairy tales. 

www.hunderfossen.no 

BY AIR 

www.oslo.no 

www.fagernesairport.com 

BY TRAIN 

www.nsb.no 

BY BUS 

www.nor-way.no 

www.fjord1.no 

www.lavprisekspressen.no 

FjellNorway 

Postboks 44, 2601 Lillehammer | Jernbanetorget 2 

+ 47 61 28 98 00 | E-post: info@fjellnorway.com 

www.fjellnorway.com 

Jotunheimen Reiseliv | 2686 Lom 

+ 47 61 21 29 90 | info@visitjotunheimen.com 

The National Parks Region 

Otta Skysstasjon, 2670 Otta 

+ 47 61 23 66 50 | post@visitrondane.no 

Valdres Tourist Office 

Jernbanevegen 7, 2900 Fagernes 

+ 47 61 35 94 10 | info@valdres.no 

Turist Innlandet - Gjøvik Land Toten 

Jernbanegata 2, 2821 Gjøvik 

+ 47 61 14 67 10 | info@turistinnlandet.no 

Lillehammer Tourist Office 

Jernbanetorget 2, 2609 Lillehammer 

+ 47 61 28 98 00 | info@lillehammer.com 


Gålå. Photo: Terje Rakke/Nordic life/www.visitnorway.com 

40 FjellNorway.com 

Norwegians are 

“born with skis on their feet”. 

The countryside is made for trips 

along snowy white winter roads 

between the old wooden buildings, 

knowing that a crackling fire 

awaits you 

in the cabin at the end of the day. 

winter Norway offers 

the opportunity for adventure, 

with fresh snow and the promise 

of a well-deserved break 

on the mountain top. 

winter is synonymous with FjellNorge.

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