Van adembenemende fjordlandschappen en spectaculaire watervallen tot een eindeloos bergplateau, de reis over Hardangervidda heeft het allemaal.
Noorse toeristische route
Hardangervidda
Ontdek de ‘Grand Canyon’ van Noorwegen
De Noorse toeristische route Hardangervidda is één van de 18 officiële Noorse toeristische routes.
De route loopt dwars over het grootste bergplateau van Noord-Europa, tussen het Hardangerfjord en Geilo. Onderweg kom je langs een van de populairste bezienswaardigheden van Noorwegen: de Vøringsfossen-waterval, omringd door een diep en indrukwekkend ravijn.
Een reis over Hardangervidda
Ben je benieuwd hoe het is om de wilde natuur te verkennen op een ongelofelijke schaal? Dan is het tijd voor de Noorse toeristische route Hardangervidda! De route strekt zich 67 kilometer uit tussen Eidfjord in Hardanger in het westen en Haugastøl bij Geilo in het oosten. Als je doorrijdt zonder te stoppen, ben je er in ruim een uur. Alleen mis je dan wel alle fantastische bezienswaardigheden onderweg!
Hardangervidda bereik je het makkelijkst vanuit Bergen in ongeveer 2,5 uur rijden. Je kunt ook vanuit Oslo, Stavanger of Kristiansand komen, maar reken dan op 4 tot 6 uur reistijd. Een andere optie is om te vliegen naar een van deze steden en vervolgens daar een auto huren op het vliegveld.
Je kunt vliegtickets boeken met Norwegian, Widerøe of SAS.
Verken eerst de prachtige Hardangerfjord-regio voordat je aan je bergavontuur begint (of deze afsluit) in het pittoreske dorpje Eidfjord.
Kajakken, zwemmen of een ontspannen fjordcruise: op dit idyllische plekje diep in het fjord kan het allemaal.
Neem de tijd voor rustige stranden en schilderachtige wandelpaden voor elk niveau. Geniet daarna van een heerlijke maaltijd of overnacht in het knusse, historische Eidfjord Gjestgiveri of Vøringfoss Hotel.
Trakteer jezelf op heerlijke zoete bolletjes bij de bakkerij van Vik Restaurant voordat je richting het bergplateau rijdt.
Ontdek Eidfjord!
Vind leuke activiteiten in het gezellige dorpje Eidfjord.
Accommodaties
Ontdek perfecte accommodaties in de omgeving van Eidfjord.
EidfjordHalne Fjellstugu
Halne is located in the middle of Hardangervidda. They offer accommodation, transport with Halnekongen, experiences and food. Halne is easy to get to. From Oslo it takes about 4 hours to Halne, from Bergen 3.5 hours. There is a bus from Eidfjord and Geilo passing Halne on Rv7. If you come by train, the nearest train station is Haugastøl or Ustaoset. They offer pickup at the station if you need it. Halne is located right at the entrance to Hardangervidda National Park. This makes Halne a destination for many hikers. It is important to have a good bed and a delicious duvet after a long day in the mountains. At Halne we have 75 sleeping places divided into double rooms and smaller rooms in the main building, next to detached cabins and apartments. All rooms have shower and toilet, as well as internet. With the window on the slope, you can sleep well in the fresh mountain air from Hardangervidda.
Twintig minuten rijden ten oosten van Eidfjord brengt je naar Måbødalen. Rijd voorzichtig naar boven in deze steile en prachtige vallei met zijn unieke spiraaltunnels. Je beloning wacht bij de volgende stop: de Vøringsfossen-waterval.
Vøringsfossen is een van de beroemdste watervallen van Noorwegen met verschillende spectaculaire uitkijkplatforms. Van dichtbij heb je een adembenemend uitzicht op hoe het water 182 naar beneden stort in de diepe vallei.
Je kunt ook overnachten in het Fossli Hotel uit 1891, met uitzicht op de waterval. Er is een restaurant en café voor als je trek hebt voordat je weer verder rijdt.
Let op: De uitkijkplatforms zijn gesloten in de winter en de waterval kan dan gedeeltelijk of helemaal bevroren zijn.
Rijd je verder voorbij Vøringsfossen, dan word je al snel getrakteerd op een panoramisch uitzicht over het uitgestrekte bergplateau Hardangervidda.
Dit gebied is een paradijs voor wandelaars. Parkeer de auto, check in bij een huisje, vul je rugzak en ga op pad over een van de vele wandelpaden.
Rijd ongeveer 40 minuten verder de bergen in door een buitengewoon landschap en stop bij het Ørteren-meer om te ontspannen en alles in je op te nemen.
Er zijn twee opvallend vormgegeven rustplaatsen met uitzicht over het Ørteren-meer. Beide zijn ontworpen met minimale impact op de omgeving, geïnspireerd door bestaande natuurlijke elementen in het landschap.
Volg de weg ongeveer tien minuten naar het oosten tot je Haugastøl bereikt. Dit is het eindpunt van de route, maar je kunt net zo goed hier beginnen en naar het westen rijden.
Overnacht of geniet van een maaltijd bij Toeristencentrum Haugastøl of trek de natuur in voor een hike.
Haugastøl is ook het startpunt van de beroemde Rallarvegen: een 82 kilometer lang fietspad dat helemaal naar Flåm loopt, door prachtige landschappen en hooggelegen bergbestemmingen zoals Finse, Hallingskeid en Myrdal.
De volledige route is meestal begin juli sneeuw- en ijsvrij. Het fietsseizoen loopt tot ongeveer eind september.
Ontdek Hardangervidda
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GeiloNationaal Park Nasjonelpark - 10 Iconic Walks
Halne-Rauhelleren-Heinseter-Halne. Deze 3-daagse rondtocht over de grootste hoogvlakte van Noord-Europa is perfect voor beginnende bergwandelaars of wandelaars die liever korte etappes lopen tussen bediende berghutten. De tocht begint en eindigt met een mooie boottocht over het meer Halnefjorden. Lengte: 38 km (15/16/7 km) Tijd: 4,5/4,5/3 uur Moeilijkheidsgraad: Gemiddeld
KinsarvikHardangervidda: three-day hike
Kinsarvik-Husedalen-Stavali-Hadlaskard/Hedlo/Viveli-Øvre Eidfjord This is one of the classic Hardangervidda routes. Starting in Kinsarvik the first day goes through the beautiful Husedalen, the valley with four big waterfalls. First overnight stay at Stavali mountain lodge. Second day takes you deeper into Hardangervidda with overnight stay at one of the lodges in the beautiful Veig valley: Hadlaskard, Hedlo or Viveli. The third day takes you down Veig valley and Hjølmadalen to Øvre Eidfjord. Season: July and August Time: First day: Kinsarvik-Stavali about 6-7 hours Second day: Stavali-Hadlaskard about 6-7 hours, or Stavali-Hedlo about 5 hours, or Stavali –Viveli about 5-6 hours. Third day: Hadlaskard-Hjølmaberget about 6.5 hours, or Hedlo-Hjølmaberget about 3.5 hours, or Vivile-Hjølmaberget about 1.5 hours. A car road goes from Hjølmaberget down to Øvre Eidfjord. This road is suitable for vehicles no longer than 6 meters. Alternatively you can take a taxi frpm Hjølmaberget, og walk to Øvre Eidfjord. Mountain lodges on this route: Stavali, 1024 masl. Self-serviced, all year open lodge. Caretaker there in July and August. Hadlaskard, 995 masl. Self-serviced, all year open lodge. Caretaker there in July and August. Hedlo Turisthytte, 945 moh. Private lodge. Staffed in July and August Viveli Fjellstova, 880 moh. Private lodge. Staffed in July and August Buses: Skyss bus 990 between Kinsarvik and Bu. Timetable. Skyss bus 991 between Bu and Eidfjord/Øvre Eidfjord. Timetable. Taxi: Kinsarvik tel (+47) 97 57 26 04 Eidfjord tel (+47) 90 69 10 75 Parking: Kinsarvik: next to the town hall (60.374771, 6.721917), or by the bridge crossing the river Vivippo (60.363347, 6.744060). Hjølmaberget: at the end of the road ( 60.371412, 7.169371) Map: Hardangervidda West, 1:50.000. Buy hiking maps at the local tourist offices, or order a map online, or by e-mailing the Norwegian Trekking Association at [email protected]. This is a hike in the Norwegian high mountains. What you need to know before hiking in Hardangervidda: In Hardangervidda you are in the wilderness. There are no shops, doctors, restaurants, ATMs, or telephones. You can be several days hiking from the nearest road. You can buy provisions and stay overnight the lodges operated by the Norwegian Trekking Association. You can pay by leaving a cash payment, or by filling out a payment form. In the staffed lodges you can pay by debit or credit card. Read more here. Hiking is possible when Hardangervidda is snow free, normally in July and August. Winter can come quickly and without mercy, even early in September. Do not put yourself and others at risk by hiking outside the season, or by not being properly prepared and equipped. Every year there are tourists who are rescued by local volunteers. Bring warm, water and wind proof clothing. The weather in the high mountains is different from the weather down by the fjords. Be prepared for low temperatures, also in the summer. Weather can change rapidly and unpredictably. It can be good weather down by the fjord, and be foggy and cold in the mountains. Always have a topographical map (in at least scale 1:100.000) and compass (and even a GPS). In Norway, even if a trail is marked, it can be difficult to see it, and a map and compass enables you to orientate. Be especially aware of fog in Hardangervidda, which is not a problem in lower areas. Buy hiking maps at the local tourist offices, or order a map online, or by e-mailing the Norwegian Trekking Association at [email protected] can also print you own topographical map (for free) in scale 1:25.000 or 1:50.000 by using an online map tool. The quality of hiking maps for sale is much better, as the paper quality is weather proof. The maps for sale contain more relevant information about marked trails, estimated time for the marked trails, mountain lodges etc. If you travel on a low budget and do not want to spend money on appropriate clothing and map and compass, it is best to take day hikes, see list of all our beautiful hikes here. Distances in the wilderness are given in time, NOT kilometers. Norwegian standard walking time is a fast pace. You will find this information given in hours in tour descriptions and in hiking maps. You need to add time to the standard walking time, and also add time for breaks. Which means that an 6 hour hike is really a full day's hike. An 8 hour hike is long day's hike. Be aware of height differences; 4 km in even landscape is very different in 4 km with an ascent of 1,000 meters! Downhill is just as demanding as uphill, especially if you carry a heavy back pack. If you plan to hike several days in Hardangervidda, you need to be physically fit for it. You have no access to electricity in the mountains; bring enough batteries. You use more power in cold weather. You do NOT have mobile coverage in the mountains, and NO access to internet. If something happens, you will most likely not be able to phone for help. It can be several days hiking to the nearest road. As a rule you can drink water in Hardangervidda, but there is no guarantee that it is safe. Be especially aware of the water in areas where many people go (like the trail to Trolltunga), and in smaller ponds. Take all waste with you. Nature in the high mountains is extremely vulnerable. Do not disturb animals and birds, do not destroy vegetation. From 15th April to 15th September making fire near or in woodlands is prohibited. If you fish in lakes and streams and rivers you need a permit from the land owner. Buy fishing permits online or at the lodges in Hardangervidda, or at the local tourist offices. Read this brochure before hiking in Hardangervidda. Useful links: About the NorwegianTrekking Association About the lodges/cabins How does it work at the cabins/lodges? Price list 2016 Way marking Planning tool Hardangervidda About maps What you need to know before hiking By map online Make and print your own map Safety in the Norwegian Mountains
KinsarvikHardangervidda: two-day hike
Kinsarvik-Husedalen-Stavali-Lofthus This is a two day's hike where you see the dramatic changes in landscape from fjord and valley to high mountain. From Kinsarvik a trail marked by the Norwegian Trekking Association takes you through Husedalen, the valley with the four big waterfalls, to Stavali in Hardangervidda. It is possible to stay overnight in the trekking association's lodge in Stavali. The next day return the same way back to Kinsarvik, or follow the marked trails across Hardangervidda to Lofthus. On the way down to Lofthus the view to the Hardangerfjord is great. Seson: July-August Time: Kinsarvik-Stavali about 6-7 hours, Stavali –Lofthus about 7-8 hours. Accommodation: Stavali Mountain Lodge. Bus: Skyss bus line 990 between Kinsarvik and Lofthus. Timetable. Parking: in Kinsarvik, next to the town hall (60.374771, 6.721917), or by the bridge across the river Vivippo (60.363347, 6.744060). Map: Hardangervidda West, 1:50.000. Buy hiking maps at the local tourist offices, or order a map online, or by e-mailing the Norwegian Trekking Association at [email protected]. This is a hike in the Norwegian high mountains. What you need to know before hiking in Hardangervidda: In Hardangervidda you are in the wilderness. There are no shops, doctors, restaurants, ATMs, or telephones. You can be several days hiking from the nearest road. You can buy provisions and stay overnight the lodges operated by the Norwegian Trekking Association. You can pay by leaving a cash payment, or by filling out a payment form. In the staffed lodges you can pay by debit or credit card. Read more here. Hiking is possible when Hardangervidda is snow free, normally in July and August. Winter can come quickly and without mercy, even early in September. Do not put yourself and others at risk by hiking outside the season, or by not being properly prepared and equipped. Every year there are tourists who are rescued by local volunteers. Bring warm, water and wind proof clothing. The weather in the high mountains is different from the weather down by the fjords. Be prepared for low temperatures, also in the summer. Weather can change rapidly and unpredictably. It can be good weather down by the fjord, and be foggy and cold in the mountains. Always have a topographical map (in at least scale 1:100.000) and compass (and even a GPS). In Norway, even if a trail is marked, it can be difficult to see it, and a map and compass enables you to orientate. Be especially aware of fog in Hardangervidda, which is not a problem in lower areas. Buy hiking maps at the local tourist offices, or order a map online, or by e-mailing the Norwegian Trekking Association at [email protected] can also print you own topographical map (for free) in scale 1:25.000 or 1:50.000 by using an online map tool. The quality of hiking maps for sale is much better, as the paper quality is weather proof. The maps for sale contain more relevant information about marked trails, estimated time for the marked trails, mountain lodges etc. If you travel on a low budget and do not want to spend money on appropriate clothing and map and compass, it is best to take day hikes, see list of all our beautiful hikes here. Distances in the wilderness are given in time, NOT kilometers. Norwegian standard walking time is a fast pace. You will find this information given in hours in tour descriptions and in hiking maps. You need to add time to the standard walking time, and also add time for breaks. Which means that an 6 hour hike is really a full day's hike. An 8 hour hike is long day's hike. Be aware of height differences; 4 km in even landscape is very different in 4 km with an ascent of 1,000 meters! Downhill is just as demanding as uphill, especially if you carry a heavy back pack. If you plan to hike several days in Hardangervidda, you need to be physically fit for it. You have no access to electricity in the mountains; bring enough batteries. You use more power in cold weather. You do NOT have mobile coverage in the mountains, and NO access to internet. If something happens, you will most likely not be able to phone for help. It can be several days hiking to the nearest road. As a rule you can drink water in Hardangervidda, but there is no guarantee that it is safe. Be especially aware of the water in areas where many people go (like the trail to Trolltunga), and in smaller ponds. Take all waste with you. Nature in the high mountains is extremely vulnerable. Do not disturb animals and birds, do not destroy vegetation. From 15th April to 15th September making fire near or in woodlands is prohibited. If you fish in lakes and streams and rivers you need a permit from the land owner. Buy fishing permits online or at the lodges in Hardangervidda, or at the local tourist offices. Read this brochure before hiking in Hardangervidda. Useful links: About the NorwegianTrekking Association About the lodges/cabins How does it work at the cabins/lodges? Price list 2016 Way marking Planning tool Hardangervidda About maps What you need to know before hiking By map online Make and print your own map Safety in the Norwegian Mountains
GeiloHardangervidda National park from Geilo and the North East side
GEILO – Gateway to Hardangervidda and Hallingskarvet National Parks Geilo is a national park village that serves as the gateway to two of Norway's most spectacular national parks: the vast Hardangervidda National Park and the majestic Hallingskarvet National Park. Located in Hol municipality, Geilo lies in the valley between these two natural gems. Whether you prefer short or short or longer day hikes or multi-day adventures with overnight stays, Geilo is the perfect base—ideal for those planning to cross the entire Hardangervidda plateau. Strategically situated at the meeting point of Hallingdal and Numedal, Geilo offers numerous starting points for both hiking and cycling in both valleys. Hardangervidda National Park Hardangervidda National Park spans parts of Buskerud, Vestfold and Telemark, and Vestland counties and is the largest mountain plateau in Northern Europe. The eastern side is characterized by flat, open plains, while the west features more rugged terrain. Here, you can enjoy year-round hiking, fishing, and hunting. The summer season typically starts in late June when the snow melts, but it's essential to check trail conditions (only in Norwegian) to ensure that summer bridges are in place. During winter from December to Mai, marked ski trails lead to DNT cabins, and trail reports (only in Norwegian) are available at www.dnt.no. There is often more information on the Norwegian websites, use a translate program to get the most out of it. Need a map or a DNT key? Geilo Tourist Information offers both for sale. Visit us at the Travel Center in Geilo town center or contact us at +47 32 09 59 00. For more details, visit www.geilo.com. Keys can also be purchased at DNT shops in Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, or online. Most staffed DNT cabins also sell keys for the self-service and unstaffed cabins. TRANSPORT to Geilo Train: Geilo is easily accessible by train both from Oslo and Bergen via the Bergen Line, operated by Vy. Enjoy the scenic journey as the train climbs through Hallingdal. Upon arrival in Geilo, you'll find a variety of accommodations and shops for any last-minute supplies. The sport shops are open Monday to Saturday from aout 10:00 to 17:00/16:00. The supermarkets in Geilo are open every day from about 08:00 to 21:00 (shorter during the weekend) There are also train stations at Ustaoset, with one supermarket and at Haugastøl, with some small shopping options at Haugastøl Turistsenter. Check the opening hours of both places when planning doing some groceries here. Bus: Brakaroperates buses throughout Hallingdal: Route 334 to Haugastøl and Rallarvegen, Route 333 (school bus) to Dagali, Route 330 eastward to Gol. Routes in Numedal include: Route 420 toward Kongsberg. Buy a ticket on the website, in the app, in line 330 and line 420 you can also pay by card. Note: The Tuva bus will be discontinued from 2024. Skyss Bus 991 runs to Eidfjord over road 7 with one to two daily departures during the summer month. You can order a ticket online, in the app or in the bus by card. Boat: Take the Halnekongen boat from Halnefjellstugu along Highway 7 to experience Hardangervidda from the water or to start your hike directly in the heart of the plateau. Summer Lift: During peak season, the Summer Lift in Vestlia offers an easy way to gain elevation. Operated by SkiGeilo, it's conveniently located near Hakkesetstølen Fjellstue. Car: Highway 7 from both Oslo and Bergen is the most direct route to Geilo. Keep in mind that Hardangervidda may experience convoy driving or closures in winter. Check road signs and updates via the Statens Vedvesen website or app. Alternatively, take County Road 40 through Numedal for stunning viewpoints. Note that Imningsfjell Road (FV2814) from Austbygde to Bjørkeflåte is closed during winter. Toll Roads & Parking Geilo/ Hardangervidda: In Norway, many private mountain roads have tolls used for road maintenance. Increasingly, these roads offer automated toll payment options via websites within 48 hours. Look for signs at road entrances for specific instructions. Dagali, Seterdalen – Toll payment via parkpay.no. Winter closure. Skurdalen, Tuva – Toll payment via youpark.no (no camper vans allowed). Winter closure. Geilo, Hakkesetstølen – Toll and parking fees (max 6 hours) payable via Vipps or at the mountain lodge. Open year-round. Geilo Train Station – The only long-term parking in Geilo is on the north side of the station (Onepark.no). Ustaoset, Joker Store – Day parking available, pay at the kiosk. Ustaoset, Verpestølvegen – Toll payment via card or Vipps, open from June 1 to November 15. Haugastøl Train Station – Parking for train passengers. Haugastøl, Rallarvegen – Toll and parking fees. Winter closure. Dyranut, Tinnhøl – Toll payment by card. Winter closure. CYCLING ROUTES - come to Geilo by bike If you're traveling from Southern Norway, you can follow National Cycle Route 5 through the scenic Numedal Valley. At Rødberg, you have three route options: Smådøldalen: Ideal for nature enthusiasts who want to avoid traffic. This picturesque gravel road winds through the forest, offering a peaceful and serene experience. Highly recommended. Tunhovd: Prefer asphalt? Cycle toward Tunhovd road 2806 on a quiet, low-traffic road, then continue to Dagali. County Road 40: If you're looking for a faster route, stay on County Road 40 and follow Cycle Route 5 north. Be prepared for steep climbs and moderate traffic. You can also choose the National Cycle Route 4 leading you up through the Hallingdal Valley. From Geilo to Rallarvegen To experience the iconic Rallarvegen, we recommend taking the train from Geilo to Haugastøl for a safer and more comfortable ride. However, if you prefer cycling the entire way, you can follow Highway 7 for 28 km. Be aware of heavy traffic and a high number of tourists on this route. For safety, wear bright clothing, use reflectors, and set your bike lights to flashing mode for better visibility. Hallingdal Route and Mjølkevegen For another scenic option, follow National Cycle Route 4 along Highway 7 through Hallingdal. If you're seeking an alternative to Rallarvegen, try Mjølkevegen from Geilo. This route offers stunning landscapes and less traffic, perfect for those looking for a varied and enjoyable cycling experience. SUMMER on Hardangervidda Hiking - Discover the heart of nature Hiking is the most popular activity on Hardangervidda—and for good reason! The area offers a wide range of trails, from easy day hikes to challenging expeditions over several days. From Geilo, you can take the summer lift to your first mountain cabin or combine your hike with a boat trip. Families will find many well-marked day hikes, while experienced hikers can tackle Ustetind, rewarded with spectacular views of both national parks. For detailed hiking suggestions and inspiration, visit geilo.com and select "Hiking/Trail Suggestions" from the menu. You’ll find an interactive map from Outdoor Active where you can download trail descriptions, GPX files, and elevation profiles. It’s possible to reach Hardangervidda without a car, though some planning is required. Buses and trains offer good alternatives, especially if you plan for an overnight stay along the way. The hiking season typically runs from late June until the first snow. Check the opening times of the mountain cabins at ut.no. Water from streams and lakes is safe to drink. Keep your phone on airplane mode to save battery, as there are areas with limited mobile coverage. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times. Respect the reindeer, stick to marked trails, and follow Norway’s Right to Roam (Allemannsretten). For weather forecast you can use yr.no website and app. Cycling - Adventure on two wheels Hardangervidda offers fantastic cycling opportunities both to and on the plateau. Popular mountain roads include: Seterdalen, along the Numedalslågen river, blending farmland with highland terrain. The road to Tuva Turisthytte, offering panoramic views of the national parks. The route to Verpestølen, featuring great swimming spots at Ustevatnet. Tinnhølen, a scenic destination deep into the plateau. Cycling is only permitted on tractor roads—cycling on trails is prohibited. During wet conditions or early in the season, avoid cycling to protect the environment. Fishing - Cast your line into serenity Hardangervidda is home to numerous excellent fishing lakes. Around Geilo, Ustedalsfjorden is easily accessible, and several idyllic mountain lakes are located near Haugastøl. Fishing permits can be purchased through perfish.no from Geilo Hunting and Fishing Association. If you plan to fish deeper into Hardangervidda, research fishing opportunities in advance and purchase permits via inatur.no (use the map function for easier surch) or at staffed mountain cabins. Some cabins sell permits for private waters in the area. Note that the fishing season ends on September 30 to allow the fish to spawn undisturbed. There is often more information on the Norwegian websites, use a translate program to get the most out of it. Other Activities - Thrills beyond the trails Looking for something beyond hiking and cycling? The Hardangervidda region offers a variety of exciting activities, including: Guided hikes and cycling tours, Rafting, Canyoning and Horseback riding. For a complete overview of summer activities, visit geilo.com. WINTER in the Hardangervidda Winter on Hardangervidda is a magical experience stretching from late October to early June, depending on the weather. Although snow often falls early, conditions are most stable from mid-February. Snow can last until May, and in some years, you might even ski in June! Before heading out, check snow conditions on the DNT website or contact the mountain cabins directly. Statens Vegvesen webcams also provide real-time snow conditions. Snowshoeing – Freedom to Explore Snowshoeing is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the winter landscape. There are no marked trails—walk where you please and carve your own path through the snow. You can find some suggestions for walks on the interactive map in the lower part of this side. For a true adventure, pack firewood and a tent, strap on a headlamp, and spend the night under the stars. No prior experience is needed, and snowshoes can be rented from Slaatta Skisenter or Geilo Aktiv. For guided tours, visit geilo.com for exciting options. Cross-Country Skiing – Magical Trails Across the Plateau For cross-country skiing enthusiasts, Geilo offers an extensive trail network. One popular Hardangervidda loop is Veslerunden, starting from Geilo and leading to Hakkesetstølen. Alternatively, take the Vestlia chairlift, continue to Grønebakken, head towards Ustetind, then descend to Ustaoset before returning to Geilo via Prestholt. This route offers a perfect blend of challenge and breathtaking views of both national parks. For updated trail conditions, visit skisporet.no or follow local trail groups on Facebook for news and photos. There are several options for lessons and rental in Geilo for example with Geilo Skiskole and Geilo Aktiv. Backcountry Skiing – Cabin-to-Cabin in a Winter Wonderland The quintessential Hardangervidda winter experience is ski touring between mountain cabins along marked winter trails. The snow-covered plateau stretches endlessly ahead, and a warm meal and cozy bed await at each hut. This adventure is suited for experienced skiers—proper clothing, maps, compass, food, and water are essential. Check snow conditions on the DNT website and cabin opening times on ut.no. Backcountry skis can be rented at Geilo Skishop, conveniently located near the train station by Dr. Holms Hotel. The season runs from mid-April until Easter. Fatbiking – Cycling on Snow Ever tried cycling on snow? Fatbikes let you glide across winter terrain with their wide tires, perfect for navigating snowy surfaces without leaving deep tracks. Around Geilo, you can explore walking paths, cabin roads, and plowed mountain roads. Vestlia offers special trails designed for fatbiking. You can rent a bike or join a guided tour. To respect the groomed cross-country trails, follow these tips: Deflate your tires slightly to reduce your impact. Wait at least an hour after grooming machines have passed. Be considerate—skiers don’t expect a fast, silent bike on the trail. Thank you for respecting the trails and your fellow users! Dogsledding - Follow the tracks in the snow Nothing is more exotic than driving your own dog sedge trough the winter lanscape. Feel the power of the dogs and the wind in your face. There are several companies offer both shorter and longer tours in Geilo and later in the season on the Hardangervidda. MORE INFORMATION Interested in visiting? Head to www.geilo.com for details on accommodation, activities, and more. Source: Visit Geilo and Outdoor Active Travel Guide Geilo/Hardangervidda.
BoekenKinsarvikHardangervidda: four-day hike «Best in the West»
Kinsarvik-Husedalen-Stavali-Torehytta-Hårteigen-Tyssevassbu-Trolltunga-Skjeggedal This is a four day's hike taking you through the beautiful Hardangervidda West. On the route are the top attractions in the western part of Hardangervidda: Husedalen, Hårteigen and Trolltunga. Husedalen is a valley with four big waterfalls. Mount Hårteigen is the highest point in Ullensvang 1,690 masl (reaching the top of Hårteigen requires some climbing, and you have to decide for yourself if you are able to do this safely. Troltunga makes a good end to this route. If you only want a day trip to Trolltunga, read about it here. Season: July and August Time: First day: Kinsarvik-Stavali about 6-7 hours Second day: Stavali-Torehytte about 7 hours Third day: Torehytta-Tyssevassbu about 6 hours Fourth Day: Tyssevassbu-Trolltunga-Skjeggedal about 7-8 hours Lodges on the route: Stavali, 1024 masl. Self-serviced, all year open lodge. Caretaker there in July and August. Torehytta 1330 masl. Self-serviced, locked with the DNT key. Members of the Norwegian Trekking Association can order the key online. Tyssevassbu 1319 masl. Self-serviced, locked with the DNT key. Members of the Norwegian Trekking Association can order the key online. Buses: Skyss bus line 990 between Kinsarvik and Odda-Tyssedal. Timetable Skyss bus line 995 between Odda-Tyssedal and Skjeggedal. Timetable Taxi: Kinsarvik tel (+47) 97 57 26 04 Odda tel (+47) 53 64 14 44 Parking: Kinsarvik: next to the town hall (60.374771, 6.721917), or by the bridge crossing the river Vivippo (60.363347, 6.744060). Parking in Skjeggedal (NOK 200 per day) or Tyssedal (Tyssohallen NOK 100 per day) Map: Hardangervidda West, 1:50.000. Buy hiking maps at the local tourist offices, or order a map online, or by e-mailing the Norwegian Trekking Association at [email protected]. This is a hike in the Norwegian high mountains. What you need to know before hiking in Hardangervidda: In Hardangervidda you are in the wilderness. There are no shops, doctors, restaurants, ATMs, or telephones. You can be several days hiking from the nearest road. You can buy provisions and stay overnight the lodges operated by the Norwegian Trekking Association. You can pay by leaving a cash payment, or by filling out a payment form. In the staffed lodges you can pay by debit or credit card. Read more here. Hiking is possible when Hardangervidda is snow free, normally in July and August. Winter can come quickly and without mercy, even early in September. Do not put yourself and others at risk by hiking outside the season, or by not being properly prepared and equipped. Every year there are tourists who are rescued by local volunteers. Bring warm, water and wind proof clothing. The weather in the high mountains is different from the weather down by the fjords. Be prepared for low temperatures, also in the summer. Weather can change rapidly and unpredictably. It can be good weather down by the fjord, and be foggy and cold in the mountains. Always have a topographical map (in at least scale 1:100.000) and compass (and even a GPS). In Norway, even if a trail is marked, it can be difficult to see it, and a map and compass enables you to orientate. Be especially aware of fog in Hardangervidda, which is not a problem in lower areas. Buy hiking maps at the local tourist offices, or order a map online, or by e-mailing the Norwegian Trekking Association at [email protected] can also print you own topographical map (for free) in scale 1:25.000 or 1:50.000 by using an online map tool. The quality of hiking maps for sale is much better, as the paper quality is weather proof. The maps for sale contain more relevant information about marked trails, estimated time for the marked trails, mountain lodges etc. If you travel on a low budget and do not want to spend money on appropriate clothing and map and compass, it is best to take day hikes, see list of all our beautiful hikes here. Distances in the wilderness are given in time, NOT kilometers. Norwegian standard walking time is a fast pace. You will find this information given in hours in tour descriptions and in hiking maps. You need to add time to the standard walking time, and also add time for breaks. Which means that an 6 hour hike is really a full day's hike. An 8 hour hike is long day's hike. Be aware of height differences; 4 km in even landscape is very different in 4 km with an ascent of 1,000 meters! Downhill is just as demanding as uphill, especially if you carry a heavy back pack. If you plan to hike several days in Hardangervidda, you need to be physically fit for it. You have no access to electricity in the mountains; bring enough batteries. You use more power in cold weather. You do NOT have mobile coverage in the mountains, and NO access to internet. If something happens, you will most likely not be able to phone for help. It can be several days hiking to the nearest road. As a rule you can drink water in Hardangervidda, but there is no guarantee that it is safe. Be especially aware of the water in areas where many people go (like the trail to Trolltunga), and in smaller ponds. Take all waste with you. Nature in the high mountains is extremely vulnerable. Do not disturb animals and birds, do not destroy vegetation. From 15th April to 15th September making fire near or in woodlands is prohibited. If you fish in lakes and streams and rivers you need a permit from the land owner. Buy fishing permits online or at the lodges in Hardangervidda, or at the local tourist offices. Read this brochure before hiking in Hardangervidda. Useful links: About the NorwegianTrekking Association About the lodges/cabins How does it work at the cabins/lodges? Price list 2016 Way marking Planning tool Hardangervidda About maps What you need to know before hiking By map online Make and print your own map Safety in the Norwegian Mountains
KinsarvikHardangervidda: five-day hike
Kinsarvik-Stavali-Torehytta-Litlos-Hellevassbu-Haukeli This is a good multple days hike with many highlights. The first day takes you through Husedalen, the valley with the four big waterfalls. Mount Hårteigen, close to to Torehytta mountain lodge, is the most characteristic peak in Hardangervidda. (If you whish to climb to the top of Hårteigen you will have to decide for yourself if it safe for you.) Litlos is a beautiful place, known for good fiching. You can buy fishing permits at the lodge in Litlos. Hellvassbu is close to someof the highest peaks in Hardangervidda. Season: July and August Time: First day: Kinsarvik-Husedalen- Stavali approx. 6-7 hours Second day: Stavali-Torehytta approx.7 hours Third day: Torehytta – Litlos approx 6 hours Fourth day: Litlos – Hellevassbu approx. 5 hours Fifth day: Hellevassbu-Haukeliseter approx. 7 hours Lodges on the route: Stavali, 1024 masl. Self-serviced, all year open lodge. Caretaker there in July and August. Torehytta 1330 masl. Self-serviced, locked with the DNT key. Members of the Norwegian Trekking Association can order the key online. Litlos, 1180 masl. Staffed lodge in July and August Hellevassbu, 1167 masl. Self-serviced, locked with the DNT key. Members of the Norwegian Trekking Association can order the key online. Haukeliseter Fjellstue, 1000 moh. Staffed, all year open lodge by road E134. Buses: Skyss bus line 990 between Kinsarvik and Odda. Timetable NOR-WAY express coaches, line 180 Haukeliekspressen. Haukeliseter-Odda. Timetable Taxi: Kinsarvik tel (+47) 97 57 26 04 Parking: Kinsarvik: next to the town hall (60.374771, 6.721917), or by the bridge crossing the river Vivippo (60.363347, 6.744060). Maps: Hardangervidda West 1:100.000, or Hardangervidda West 1:50.000 and Haukelifhjell 1:50.000. Buy hiking maps at the local tourist offices, or order a map online, or by e-mailing the Norwegian Trekking Association at [email protected]. This is a hike in the Norwegian high mountains. What you need to know before hiking in Hardangervidda: In Hardangervidda you are in the wilderness. There are no shops, doctors, restaurants, ATMs, or telephones. You can be several days hiking from the nearest road. You can buy provisions and stay overnight the lodges operated by the Norwegian Trekking Association. You can pay by leaving a cash payment, or by filling out a payment form. In the staffed lodges you can pay by debit or credit card. Read more here. Hiking is possible when Hardangervidda is snow free, normally in July and August. Winter can come quickly and without mercy, even early in September. Do not put yourself and others at risk by hiking outside the season, or by not being properly prepared and equipped. Every year there are tourists who are rescued by local volunteers. Bring warm, water and wind proof clothing. The weather in the high mountains is different from the weather down by the fjords. Be prepared for low temperatures, also in the summer. Weather can change rapidly and unpredictably. It can be good weather down by the fjord, and be foggy and cold in the mountains. Always have a topographical map (in at least scale 1:100.000) and compass (and even a GPS). In Norway, even if a trail is marked, it can be difficult to see it, and a map and compass enables you to orientate. Be especially aware of fog in Hardangervidda, which is not a problem in lower areas. Buy hiking maps at the local tourist offices, or order a map online, or by e-mailing the Norwegian Trekking Association at [email protected] can also print you own topographical map (for free) in scale 1:25.000 or 1:50.000 by using an online map tool. The quality of hiking maps for sale is much better, as the paper quality is weather proof. The maps for sale contain more relevant information about marked trails, estimated time for the marked trails, mountain lodges etc. If you travel on a low budget and do not want to spend money on appropriate clothing and map and compass, it is best to take day hikes, see list of all our beautiful hikes here. Distances in the wilderness are given in time, NOT kilometers. Norwegian standard walking time is a fast pace. You will find this information given in hours in tour descriptions and in hiking maps. You need to add time to the standard walking time, and also add time for breaks. Which means that an 6 hour hike is really a full day's hike. An 8 hour hike is long day's hike. Be aware of height differences; 4 km in even landscape is very different in 4 km with an ascent of 1,000 meters! Downhill is just as demanding as uphill, especially if you carry a heavy back pack. If you plan to hike several days in Hardangervidda, you need to be physically fit for it. You have no access to electricity in the mountains; bring enough batteries. You use more power in cold weather. You do NOT have mobile coverage in the mountains, and NO access to internet. If something happens, you will most likely not be able to phone for help. It can be several days hiking to the nearest road. As a rule you can drink water in Hardangervidda, but there is no guarantee that it is safe. Be especially aware of the water in areas where many people go (like the trail to Trolltunga), and in smaller ponds. Take all waste with you. Nature in the high mountains is extremely vulnerable. Do not disturb animals and birds, do not destroy vegetation. From 15th April to 15th September making fire near or in woodlands is prohibited. If you fish in lakes and streams and rivers you need a permit from the land owner. Buy fishing permits online or at the lodges in Hardangervidda, or at the local tourist offices. Read this brochure before hiking in Hardangervidda. Useful links: About the NorwegianTrekking Association About the lodges/cabins How does it work at the cabins/lodges? Price list 2016 Way marking Planning tool Hardangervidda About maps What you need to know before hiking By map online Make and print your own map Safety in the Norwegian Mountains
Accommodaties
Van berghutten op het Hardangervidda-plateau tot historische hotels aan de fjorden.
BoekenHaugastølHaugastøl 1000 moh
The family run hotel located in Haugastøl, 1000 meters above sea level, offers high quality accommodation, meals in our restaurant, coffee bar, bike-shop and rental and much more. We are located just on the edge of the largest highland plateau in Northern Europe with two national parks on our doorstep. - The Hardangervidda and the Hallingskarvet National Park. Situated at the start of Rallarvegen, and with the biggest mountain plateau in Northern Europe on our doorstep, Haugastøl becomes a natural choice to stop by. During the summer months we offer accomodation, bike rental for use on the famous Rallarvegen, as well as fishing and hunting possibilities. In the winter, we offer you accommodation, kitecourses and unique conditions for snowkiting. We are located only 24 km west of the ski destination Geilo, and only a few minutes away from the best spots in the world for snowkiting at the Hardangervidda. Kiters from all over the world choose to visit Haugastøl during the winter.
FinseHardangervidda / Finse / Rallarvegen - Oksebotn Vokterbolig II
A fully equipped cabin located in the highlands. Both the mountain ridge Hallingskavet and the glacier Hardangergjøkulen are within reach for a day trip. Just off the popular cyclist road Rallarvegen, the property is a perfect base for skiers, hikers and cyclists. The cabin has two apartments that may be rented separately or together. Drop in is available in summer (July/August), and the rest of the year weekend/weekly rental will apply.
BoekenVøringsfossFossli Hotel
Fossli Hotel is uniquely located on top of the huge Vøringsfossen waterfall with magnificent views of the Måbødalen canyon. The hotel was established in 1891, 25 years before there was any road connection from Eidfjord. The composer Edvard Grieg was a regular guest at the hotel.
Wil je écht genieten van het leven in de bergen? Ga dan naar Geilo, een favoriet van Noren voor alle avontuurlijke activiteiten. Perfect als startplek voor activiteiten zoals mountainbiken, raften en klimmen!
Het Geilo-gebied heeft ook volop activiteiten in de zomer, waaronder ziplines, klimparken en binnenzwembaden. Sommige activiteiten zijn het hele jaar door mogelijk, zoals paardrijden op traditionele Fjordenpaarden!
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Nationaal Park Nasjonelpark - 10 Iconic Walks
Halne-Rauhelleren-Heinseter-Halne. Deze 3-daagse rondtocht over de grootste hoogvlakte van Noord-Europa is perfect voor beginnende bergwandelaars of wandelaars die liever korte etappes lopen tussen bediende berghutten. De tocht begint en eindigt met een mooie boottocht over het meer Halnefjorden. Lengte: 38 km (15/16/7 km) Tijd: 4,5/4,5/3 uur Moeilijkheidsgraad: Gemiddeld
BoekenGeiloRafting - Dagali Fjellpark
Dagali Fjellpark is an adventure tourism company located in the center of Geilo. Full On offer rafting, canyoning, kayak school, tandem kayaking & accommodation for people who love an active lifestyle and experiences in nature. Lets share these spectacular canyons and rapids with your family, friends & company. After a day of activities you will want to unwind with a cool beverage and a warm soak in our wood fire hot tubs. Afterwards you will be invite you to stay in our brand new hostel. Large groups and company’s may also use a multipurpose area for events. Our guides have over 30 years combined experience of local knowledge about the mountains and rivers of Hardangervidda. Order your rafting tour and other activities at www.geilo.com. There are three diffrent companies in Dagali who will be able to offer rafting tours, see for all the prices, availibility and diffrent kind of tours by following this link.
GeiloUrundberget - Geilohovda
A varied mountain trail with little climbing, good flow, and a couple of technical/rocky downhill sections. Turn off RV7 at the exit to Bardøla Høyfjellshotell. Follow the road uphill toward Prestholt (toll road, NOK 80 if you drive in). Take the trail to Urundberget (about 200 meters past Skarvrandhytta) and continue out to the viewpoint. The trail is marked from there to Geilohovda. Distance: 3.6 km The trail is technical and narrow, and is best ridden in dry conditions. A full-suspension mountain bike is recommended.
GeiloSwimming pool - Ustedalen
In the swimming pool, both the sauna and the pool are at your disposal whether you want fitness, play, relaxation and relaxation. The swimming pool at Ustedalen Hotell & Resort is open every day from kl. 08.00 - 20.00. Temperature in the air: 30 degrees. Temperature in the water: 27 degrees. Minimum depth of 90 cm and maximum depth 160 cm.
BoekenGeiloDr. Holms Hotel
Dr. Holms Hotel has been a source of recuperation, comfort and well-being since the beginning of the 20th century. Dr. Holms Hotel has 127 rooms: 11 single rooms (12 -20 m2), 11 family rooms (35 m2) , 3 suites (35 m2) and 100 double or twin rooms (20-25 m2). None of the rooms have king size or queen size bed. The rooms in Dr. Holms Hotel are uniquely appointed. If you prefer the romantic, English style, you would enjoy the classic atmosphere of the original section of the hotel. If you are attracted to the modern and minimalist style, enjoy the clean simplicity of our bright decorated rooms in the modern section. Dr. Holms is situated in the heart of the beautiful mountain scenery, and is a starting point for inspiring and exiting adventures. Geilo is a vibrant mountain village, situated 800 meters above sea level, between the main cities of Norway; Oslo and Bergen. North Europe largest mountain plateau, Hardangervidda, sets the scene for great experiences of the Norwegian high mountain landscape. Great memories all year round: Winter - Geilo is Norway's most traditional skiresort, having been a touristdestination for more than a 100 years. Our long history and well organized infrastructure, benefits our guests greatly, and makes Geilo a unique place. Summer -The beautiful nature and the varied activities in Geilo offer excitement all year round! Exchange your skiis for hiking boots or a bicycle, bring a fishing rod and binoculars. And dont forget your camera! Experience beautiful scenery, wild animals, the colours of nature and frest air. Horses, tranquil canoeing or rafting on chirling rivers. The Geilolia Lift takes you to the top of Geilo - a fantastic starting point for hiking.
GeiloThe Prestholt trail
At the foot of the mighty Hallingskarvet, and the entrance to the Hallingskarvet National Park, lies Prestholtseter. The stone steps up Prestholtskaret makes the summit trip a pure joy. The steps are laid with the expert help of Sherpas from Nepal. The Prestholt Round is approximately a 2-hour trip of 6,5 km. this is a great scenik hike, whether one chooses to experience the sunrise, morning light, dusk, or perhaps the sunset. A road for driving goes in to the Prestholtseter from Geilo. The most fit can start the trip from the center of Geilo. Follow the Pilvegen Road up to Geilohovda and further on westward past Gullsteinhovda and Urundberget. Distance: 6,5 km Surface: Stone/gravel Tip: Prestholtseter is open for food service during the summer and winter season.
BoekenGeiloSerious Fun Paintball
Paintball is for anyone who wants action and fun. Suitable for all groups, like friends, bachelor parties, company outings, class trip and others. Kr. 400, - pr. person, including all necessary equipment, costumes, instructor and 200 balls. Extra box with 2000 balls costs kr 1500 -
GeiloGeilo Kerk
Geilo church is the third church in Hol that is over 100 years old. The church was consecrated by Bishop Essendrop the 4th of June 1890. The architect was J.W. Nordan. Geilo church is a traditional church in wood and has around 190 seats. In 1958-60 the church was rebuilt and restored. The church got bigger porch, baptism room and sacristy. From 1975 there has also been a graveyard at Bruhaugen.
GeiloGeilo - a biking paradise
Geilo is on its way to becoming a biking paradise, and boasts many great biking opportunities for the whole family, for beginners and experienced. In Geilo, you have the entire biking region, Hallingdal, at your feet. Bicycle rental Rent a bicycle for all purposes in Geilo. Everything from children´s bikes, electric bikes, trail bikes, mountain bikes and downhill bikes. Lift-Based Biking Geilo stands out once again on the map with lift-based biking. The offer opened in early July 2021 with Flow Motion at the forefront. Down the 4 km long path, with difficulty level blue, you will find cool 180-degree turns, moguls and jumps. Not only that, the popular trails Anakonda and Gold Digger, have also been upgraded! The lift is equipped with brand new bike racks, so eager enthusiasts and beginners can comfortably get up and set off downhill. Vestlia Bike Park The bike park below Vestlia Resort is a natural meeting and "hanging place" for the whole family or group of friends. Here it’s always fun and social and you will find asphalt pump tracks, 5 jump lines, and the entrance to several of the skill trails! Skill Trails Skill trails are incredibly fun, gravel trails with moguls, turns and tough elements. You will find several of these in the bike park, and when you come out on the other side, there are even more. The skill trails are well marked, and are all connected and accessible from the Ustedalsfjorden lake on the Vestlia side. In the autumn of 2021, 3 new trails were built! Bever’n! A little closer to the center, you will also find a skill trail that has a reputation for being a trail you will cycle over and over again! The Ustedalsfjorden Lake Round Time flies at the bike park, the skill trails and down the flow trails, but if you want a longer trip, the 10 km Ustedalsfjorden Lake Round is a great alternative. The Ustedalsfjorden is located midway between the valley sides, on the lower side of the center. You can easily get here from wherever you are in Geilo. Rallarvegen Just around the corner from Geilo starts the world famous Rallarvegen. Take the train from Geilo to Haugastøl or Finse to make shorter or longer bike tours. Whole year around biking During the winter months you can join a guided fat bike tour or rent one yourselv and explore Geilo while biking on snow.
BoekenGeiloSki schools in Geilo
FOR EVERYONE - PRIVATE AND GROUP LESSONS At Geilo there are two ski schools. Increase your skiing skills and get better technique from professional instructors either in a group or one to one. Both ski schools offer private lessons, whether you want to learn to ski for the first time, or sharpen your technique to become a better skier. And they have group ski school, where you can have fun and learn with others at the same level. SkiGeilo Skiskole has weekend skiing for children between 6-15 years and Geilo Skiskole offers private ski and snowboard lessons for the disabled.
GeiloThe Geilotjødne Tour
Start in Geilo Fjellandsby by Kikutkroa, and travel down to Geilotjødne. Here you will find an amazing bicycle path with fine gravel and bridges over the streams. You can take a dive in the water to cool down on warm days, or try to fish with a license from the Geilo Jeger- og Fiskeforening. The Geilotjødne Tour is a nice short trip, suitable for the whole family, you can both bike, walk use a stroller or a wheel chair. Distance: 1 km, no cars. Surface: Gravel. Suitable for passenger trailers and short walks. Season is normally from the start of June to the first snow in October Tour description and GPX file Tip: Visit the Hakkesetstølen Fjellstue for a nice break and cuddle with the animals.
BoekenGeiloSnowshoeing in Geilo
FOR EVERYONE! It doesn't matter if you have no snowshoe experience - snowshoeing is something for everyone and is a great way to get out and enjoy the winter landscape. Whether you want to hike in untouched snow and terrain or on well-trod trails. The tours are adapted according to the desired speed, ascent, distance and length so that everyone gets a fantastic winter experience. If you would rather rent snowshoes, this is possible at Slaatta Ski Centre, Vestlia Resort and at the tourist information ofiice in Geilo centre as well as In Finse 1222 hotel with a possibility to explore Hardangervidda national park. At Geilo there are 3 skilled operators who conduct snowshoeing tours: Geilo Aktiv, Vinternatt and Slaatta Skisenter. Those tours you can not miss if you are keen to snowshoeing: - snowshoeing from Tuftelia to Urundberget ( 2,7 km ) - snowshoe tour to the Havsdals Stone ( 5,7 km ) - snowshoeing to Bruslettstølen ( 9,2 km ) - snowshoe tour from Finse 1222 to Lille Finsenut ( 2,4 km )
BoekenGeiloBowl & Dine - Dr. Holms
We welcome you to our Bowl&Dine at Dr Holm’s Hotel. Norway’s highest-altitude bowling alleys. Bowl & Dine is situated about 800 meters above sea level in breathtaking natural surroundings. We have created an authentic 50s-style American Diner replete with red leatherette seats, chrome and black-and-white checkered floor tiles. Connected to the Diner are 6 modern bowling alleys where we can promise you a wide array of exciting events and special offers for everyone - children, adults and seniors. Bowling: In order to play the highly enjoyable game of bowling no special prerequisites of any kind, whether it be physical fitness, skills or expensive equipment, is required. Simply stop by at the Bowl&Dine in Geilo with your friends or family for a social evening of great fun and entertainment.
GeiloRallarvegen
Rallarvegen – the navvy road – runs through a dramatic, lush and challenging landscape rich in culture, history and unique nature. The road was built by hand at the turn of the last century to transport equipment and food during the construction of the Bergen railway. Today Rallarvegen is one of Norway’s most popular bicycle routes and runs 80 km from Haugastøl – Finse – Hallingskeid by Vatnahalsen to Flåm. Along the way you can learn more about Finse, the Bergen railway and Rallarmuseet (the Navvy Museum) at Finse. You can add an extra 23 km by travelling east along highway 7 from Geilo to Haugastøl and from Myrdal to Voss. If you come from the west, you can continue into the mountains around Hallingdal. Because of the difference in altitude from Haugastøl, 988 m.a.s.l, through Finse 1222 m.a.s.l. Most people chose to take the bicycle train to Finse before returning to Geilo. Rallarvegen starts at Haugastøl and has a slight ascent up to Storurdi and Finse. Partly on rough surface (pebbles and gravel) the route runs west, slightly ascending up to Fagernut and then down to Hallingskeid. The road through Klevagjelet to Myrdal is steep and partly unsecured, so you should be careful and it is recommended to step off the bike. From Myrdal, by Vatnahalsen Hotel, there is a steep descent down the 21 road bends (Myrdalssvingene). From Kårdalen (summer dairy with Norwegian goat cheese) the last lap runs through the lush and dramatic Flåmsdalen down to Flåm. The train journey by Flåmsbanen is a highlight. The 20 km by train between the mountain stations Myrdal and Flåm by the fjord take about 55 minutes. Along the way you will see some of the most magnificent Norwegian mountains, with an ever-changing panorama of mountains and thundering waterfalls. The train runs slowly or stops completely to let the passengers enjoy the finest views. At Myrdal Flåmsbanen corresponds with the Bergen railway back to Geilo. Distance: From Geilo: 103 km. From Haugastøl: 80 km. If you wish to take your time and stop many times you should allow for spending 3-4 days. Accommodation is available at tourist cabins and hotel. However, it is also possible to cover the whole distance in one day. Surface: Fine gravel road Rent your bike at Haugastøl 1000moh!
GeiloFitness - Ustedalen
Fitness room and solarium Like to work out? No need to cut out during the vacation or during the conference you are on. At the pool and wardrobes you will find the entrance to our gym and solarium. We have great fitness equipment from the Fitness Agent. Here you will find rowing machine, bike, weights, treadmill and strengths for both the back, stomach, arms and neck and chest. Fitness room and solarium are open from kl. 8 am to 8 pm every day.
GeiloSnowshoe - Vinternatt
Experience the Magic of Winter with a Guided Snowshoe Adventure from Vinternatt – Enchanting Nature, Campfire Atmosphere, and Local Charm Are you dreaming of a day immersed in nature, where the light dances between the trees and the sound of crisp snow crunches beneath your feet? Welcome to an unforgettable snowshoe tour with Vinternatt – a one-of-a-kind experience that blends pristine wilderness, traditional Norwegian food, and storytelling under the open sky. Why Choose Vinternatt and Hilde as Your Guide? Joining a snowshoe tour with Vinternatt is about so much more than just walking through the snow. It’s about experiencing nature with all your senses, led by a guide who not only knows the area inside and out but is passionate about sharing the authentic essence of Norwegian winter life. Your guide, Hilde Karlsen, is not only a certified wilderness guide but also a flamenco singer – a unique combination that brings extra warmth and personality to every tour. With enthusiasm, knowledge, and a deep love for the local landscape, Hilde takes you off the beaten path to hidden gems around beautiful Ustedalsfjorden and Ustaoset, where nature, culture, and history blend into a magical experience. Hilde shares her deep knowledge of local wildlife, interpreting animal tracks in the snow and pointing out constellations in the clear winter sky. You’ll hear local legends and stories – and if you’re lucky, Hilde might even surprise you with a song by the campfire. Accompanied by her two loyal Alaskan Huskies, Hilde ensures that you feel both safe and inspired throughout your winter adventure. More Than Just a Tour – A Complete Experience A guided snowshoe tour with Hilde offers far more than a scenic walk. It’s a complete experience, where local food, campfire coziness, and cultural storytelling come together to create unforgettable memories. The route follows gentle terrain, making it ideal for adventurers of all ages and fitness levels. Along the way, you’ll discover nature’s hidden secrets, learn how to build a campfire, and enjoy traditional Norwegian campfire cuisine prepared with local ingredients. This unique blend of knowledge, culture, and nature ensures you’ll carry these memories with you long after the snow melts. Why Choose a Guided Snowshoe Tour Instead of Going Alone? In the Geilo area, several companies offer snowshoe tours, but exploring with a knowledgeable, local guide adds a whole new dimension to the experience. With a guide, you gain: Safety and confidence navigating unfamiliar terrain, including frozen lakes and forest trails. Insight into local nature and cultural history that you would miss on your own. Access to hidden natural treasures, such as secret animal tracks, scenic viewpoints, and the best spots to experience the silence of winter. Authentic campfire moments and meals, with storytelling and ambiance you can’t create alone. A personal connection to local culture – Hilde from Vinternatt shares not just facts, but her passion for nature, traditional food, and the living cultural heritage of the area. An Adventure for Everyone Vinternatt’s magical snowshoe tour is perfect for families, groups of friends, and couples looking for a unique winter experience. No previous experience or special fitness level is required – the focus is on enjoying and experiencing, not performing. Whether you’re traveling with children, your partner, or friends, this will be a highlight of your trip. Practical Information & Booking The tour lasts approximately 3 hours and includes snowshoes, a traditional campfire meal, and a local guide who shares knowledge, warmth, and unforgettable memories along the way. For more information and bookings: [email protected] Welcome to an experience where nature, food, culture, and authentic local charm come together – join Vinternatt’s guided snowshoe tour and bring the magic of Norwegian winter home with you! What's included Snowshoes Poles Headlamp Campfire snacks Hot drinks What to bring Warm clothing Very warm shoes Gloves A wool hat
GeiloNationaal Park Hallingskarvet - 10 Iconic Walks
Deze tocht van Geilo naar de top van Prestholtskarvet is een echte "nationaal park-klassieker". Begin met een autorit naar Prestholtseter, waar u kunt proeven van de op de zomerboerderij produceerde kaas. Volg de unieke stenen trap, gemaakt volgens echte Nepalese handwerktraditie, naar de top op 1859 meter boven zeeniveau. Lengte: 3 km Tijd: 2 uur Moeilijkheidsgraad: Gemiddeld
GeiloThe Hallingdal Route
The Hallingdal Route runs from Geilo to Nesbyen, a 77 km distance through fairly easy terrain. It is part of National cycle route no. 4, which connects Bergen and Oslo. Geilo - Ål (28 km), day 1 The first lap descends 330 metres and is relatively easy with mainly downhill terrain. Before starting the descent down to Ål, we recommend taking detour around Ustedalsfjorden (10 km). This will take you past several cultural attractions, including Fekjo Culture Monument Park, Tuftebrui and Geilojordet (local museum). From Geilo to Ål you will travel through a tranquil forest until you reach Kleivi, and then along the charming Strandafjorden. At the end of the fjord there is a beach suitable for the whole family, highly recommend for a rest and a swim. In central Ål you will find a variety of shops, and Gallery Syningen, the Rolf Nesch Museum, the Hallingrosa exhibit, a tourist office, a library and a cinema. Ål - Gol (29 km), day 2 Lap two from Ål follows an asphalted road with little traffic to Gullhagen where you will cross the river. The trip continues on good gravel roads past Torpo to Rotneim. The last 6 km to Gol you will travel on the asphalted bicycle path along highway 7. Along the way you can take a detour and visit Torpo. Here you will find Torpo stave church from 1160, a grocery shop and a bicycle repair shop. When you reach central Gol you can visit Tropicana Badeland (water park), Oline SPA, the Medieval Park with Gol stave church, Hallingglass, Skinnfellmakern, Gol Motor and Fritidspark (activity centre) – or simply have a look in some of the many shops. There are also several restaurants and cafés. Gol - Nesbyen (20 km), day 3 The last lap runs through central Gol, past the station and along a charming gravel road running along the river Hallingdalselva. About halfway the gravel road ends and you will follow the asphalted old road to the station in central Nesbyen. Between Svenkerud and Nesbyen you can take a detour to Gardnos Meteorite Crater where you will see how a meteorite shaped the landscape many thousand years ago. Scenic trail and guiding available. In Nesbyen you can visit Hallingdal Museum, an large open-air museum. This is also a nice place to eat your packed lunch. Old Nes (the old town) is also worth a visit. When the time comes to leave, you can take the train from Nesbyen. Distance: 77 km. If you wish to take things slowly, you should allow for 3 days Surface: Fine gravel road For map, hight profile a bigger description of the route and alternatives, look at Outdoor Active.
BoekenGeiloHiking
In Geilo, you will find hiking trails that are suitable for everyone, with a panoramic view of the Norwegian mountains. Here, you can pick nature experiences from the top shelf. Take the shortcut to the Hardangervidda plateau with the chairlift up from Vestlia, or take an electric bike up to the foot of the Hallingskarvet mountains and go to the top, or enjoy yourself around the Ustedalsfjorden lake, within walking distance from the village center. There are so many possibilities in Geilo! A couple of hours of close contact with nature is an exciting journey for young and old people. The longer trips offer elevation, mountain lakes, silence, and as many kilometers as you want to register on your training app. Rest areas and cabins, which offer a well-deserved break and food, are the reward that awaits those who reach their goal. Hiking works as therapy for body and soul, so let yourself be inspired by the mountain's play of colours, silence, and the views that appear around every corner. Enjoy good food and drink on your return, and feel how well the mountain takes care of you. Check out our recommended trips Summer Lift In summer, the chairlift at Vestlia takes you to the top of the mountain. A perfect starting point for short and long hikes into the mountains. Already 1.5 km into the mountains you will find the Hakkesetstølen service cabin, and several nice hiking opportunities. Tip! Take the round trip of about 8 km from Hakkesetstølen to Birgithovda - perhaps Geilo's very best view?
BoekenGeiloKiDs SKi fUN with Slaatta
Join one of our instructors for a fun and exciting KiDs SKi fUN! Let’s have fun skiing, together with friends, siblings, and other children. We explore the ski area in Geilo and will look for the best slopes to ski. We ski forest trails, terrain waves, slalom gates and for those who like, we will ski jumps and rails in the snow park. Here, it's all about having fun, while skiing in a safe environment. You get the chance to meet other children, improve your skiing and above all - We will have fun! We also take a well-deserved break at SlaattaStugu with a hot chocolate and home-baked Slaattabolle. This is included in the price. Information: Duration: 80 min Age: From 5-10 years No. of participants: Minimum 3 for start of activity Please bring: Ski pass and ski equipment (not included). Also clothes/goggles, etc (suitable for the conditions). Important info for parents: Make sure that the child has been to the bathroom and has eaten before attending the lesson Meeting place: Slaatta, Geilo (Timrehaugvegen 34, 3580 Geilo) Contact information: Geilo Skiskole +47 32090370 or [email protected] Slaatta Skisenter Slaatta Skisenter stands for cosy and family-run, where service and personal contact is very important. Slaatta Skisenter must be one of the best places for children, families and new beginners. Slaatta is a complete ski centre with ski slopes, ski service and ski rental, Geilo Ski school which offers weekly activities for all ages, and both group courses and private instruction is based at Slaatta Skisenter, and at Slaatta Stugu cafe on the second floor you can get home-cooked food in a relaxed atmosphere.
BoekenGeiloGeilo Husky
Who said dogsledding is only something for the wintertime? Think again and join the Geilo Husky all year around. WINTER Within walking distance (or use the skibus to Vestliaheisen) from the center of Geilo, we have a pleasant camp and trails that go through the forest and over the Ustedalsfjorden. If you want a small taste of what dog sledding is, you are welcome to drive your own dog team. This is suitable for the whole family! One person sits in the sled and the other stands behind, if desired, it can be switched halfway through. There are short tours in Geilo center from both a 5km trail and a 10km trail. When the weather improves in the spring, tours are organized on the Hardangervidda. See an overview of all husky tours and book online at GEILO.com Clothes Normal skiing gear is great for dogsledding. Proper winter shoes, a good hat and gloves are important. Goggles and something to protect the face can be good to have on cold/snowy days. SUMMER In summer you can visit the kennel in Skurdalen (20 minutes by car). Here you can enter the kennel and have fun with the puppies and the other dogs. You will hear a lot of information about life as a dog handler and training plans for the dogs who compete at international level. When autumn approaches, you can book a trip as bare-marks training. All tours must be pre-booked online at geilo.com. Clothes We recommend that you wear clothes that can get dirty, if you are taking part in bare-ground training, something windproof is very advisable, and preferably a hat or gloves. Safety and insurance Geilo Husky give instructions to all the guests before the trip and there are always an experienced dogdriver/guide with the guests on the first sled. Dogsledding is not a high-risk activity, but like everywhere else accidents can happen. Geilo Husky has insurance for accidents where we are to blame, but it is important that all our guests also have their own travel insurance. We believe in giving the real experience! It is important for us to give the guest a real taste of our dog-life. We have a lot of different dogdrivers working for us, everyone are experienced and all our dogs are trained for competitions and expeditions – no one have dogs just for driving tourists. Dog welfare are of course one of the most important aspects of our business. Teaching guests about the dogs, the competitions and expeditions and how this is a lifestyle, is a big part of the experience, next to see beautiful nature, meet happy dogs and do something completely different. Find your dogsledding-experience or other unique experience there at geilo.com
GeiloFekjo cultural heritage site
In Fekjo cultural heritage park there are many cultural relics from the prehistoric and historic times. The burial mounds in the area is from the Viking Age. We know this because 10 of the approximately 20 burial mounds were investigated in 1923. Items that were found in some of the mounds were all from 900s, ie Viking. Among the findings was a small ax blade of iron, a sewing needle and key to a casket. It is interesting that most of the investigated barrows were female graves. The hiking trail of Ustedalsfjorden Round is going through this area, so it is easy accessible by foot. Coal pits Within the Cultural Heritage Park was registered 7 coal pits and ironworks. Today there are only a few coal pits left and the ironworks plant is gone. The charcoal which was made in the pits, were either used in iron production or in the smithy on the farm. Throughout Ustedalen there has been an unusually high activity in iron production from both Viking and medieval times. The many coal pits and ironworks plants show that it was made more iron than was needed locally. Iron was probably an important commodity for people in Ustedalen in Iron Age and Middle Ages. Haybarn At Fekjo there is an old hay barn and a barn. Until approx 80 years ago it was a mountain farm here. After mowing, hay was stored in the barn before it was driven to the farm with horse and sleigh in winter conditions. An old stone fence in the park is probably a distinction between hayfields and pastures. Switched operation and grazing on Fekjo made an open landscape. After stiff operation ended, overgrown area gradually more and more again and another vegitasjonstype took over. In the heritage park one is seeking to lead the area back to the old culture landscape by cutting the grass and by letting sheep graze in the park in spring and autumn. In Fekjo cultural heritage park you can also experience exciting landscape art. There is a small parking lot adjacent to Fekjo Cultural Heritage Park, and driving west to Tuftebruvegen is not permitted. It is recommended to use Fløtagutu, or park by Highway 7 and walk via the cabin roads down to Fekjo. Please respect the area, no camping on the parking, please.
GeiloSkurdals kerk
The church was consecrated by Bishop Dagfinn Hauge the 7th of September 1969. The church has a triangular floor plan and is constructed in timber and local stone. The triangle is a symbol for the doctrine of the Trinity. The altar was made by Victor Sparre. It represents the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Skurdalskyrkja has around 150 seats. Skurdal Church lies 12 kilometres from Geilo by Rv 40. Open: See notice at the church door.
GeiloSnowshoeing trip with guide - Geilo Aktiv
Explore the Winter Wonderland of Geilo – Join a Guided Snowshoe Hike with Geilo Aktiv and Nina Gässler Do you want to experience the peaceful beauty of a winter landscape, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and get a taste of authentic Norwegian outdoor life? A guided snowshoe hike with Geilo Aktiv is the perfect way to do just that. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing family walk with storytelling or a more active workout on snowshoes, Nina Gässler will safely lead you into the stunning natural surroundings of Geilo. Why Choose Geilo Aktiv and Nina as Your Guide? A snowshoe hike with Nina from Geilo Aktiv is much more than just a walk — it’s a complete experience, tailored to your wishes and skill level. With a background in sports science and years of experience as a guide, instructor, and outdoor coach, Nina blends her passion for nature with expert knowledge to create truly memorable tours. Whether it’s your first time on snowshoes or you’re an experienced winter hiker looking for new challenges, Nina ensures the trip suits you perfectly. Equipped with modern, lightweight snowshoes and guided by someone who knows the area inside out, you’ll enjoy exercise, fresh air, and unique insights into the beautiful nature surrounding Geilo. Along the way, Nina enthusiastically shares her knowledge about wildlife, animal tracks, and the secrets of the mountains — and if you’re lucky, you might even hear a Norwegian troll tale or two during a family-friendly tour. More Than Just a Hike – An Activity for Everyone Geilo Aktiv offers snowshoe hikes for all levels — from gentle evening walks starting from Vestlia Resort to longer mountain treks for those wanting to explore Geilo’s spectacular highland scenery. Whether you’re after a peaceful nature experience with your family or a challenging workout in the snow, Nina will design the perfect trip for you. Thanks to Nina’s unique combination of sports expertise and local knowledge, she can adapt the route to match your fitness level and interests. She knows exactly where to find the best viewpoints for a scenic break — or how to create a challenging session to get your heart rate up if that’s what you prefer. Why Choose a Guided Snowshoe Tour Instead of Going Alone? Geilo is a true winter paradise with plenty of trails, but choosing a guided tour offers so much more than simply walking on your own: Safety and expert guidance in unfamiliar terrain, whether you’re in the forest or crossing frozen lakes. Hidden gems and secret spots you’d likely miss without a local guide — from animal tracks to the best panoramic viewpoints. Active adventure with purpose, where you combine exercise with incredible natural beauty. Local stories, history, and insights that give deeper meaning to your journey. Flexible and personalized itineraries tailored to your interests, fitness level, and the day’s weather. Perfect for First-Timers Never tried snowshoeing before? No problem! Nina will give you a thorough introduction to the equipment and techniques, so you’ll feel comfortable and confident right from the start. Modern snowshoes are lightweight, easy to use, and suitable for all ages — whether you want to stroll at a relaxed pace or challenge yourself with a more demanding hike. Regular and Private Tours – Your Choice Geilo Aktiv offers regular evening tours throughout the week, starting from Vestlia Resort, as well as longer daytime mountain hikes that can be customized to fit your personal preferences. If you’re planning a private group trip, Nina is happy to create a tailored experience for you, your family, or your friends. Practical Information and Booking All tours include snowshoe and pole rental, and trips range from 1.5 hours for a family-friendly tour to several hours for longer mountain adventures. Snowshoe rentals are also available if you’d like to explore on your own — but we always recommend a guided tour to make the most of your time in Geilo’s magical winter landscape. For more information and booking: [email protected] Welcome to Geilo Aktiv — where nature, activity, and local knowledge come together to create unforgettable winter memories!
GeiloKicksled
In 2011 was the 30. time of Spark-VM in Geilo. One team made a 4,53M high kicksled to celebrate this year event. At this moment it was the biggest kicksled in the world. The friends from Sandefjord Snakk, Snaps and Sparkstøttingforening made the kicksled and dragged it 600m in one of the contest in Spark-VM. They got help from a tractor up the hill. After the contest they donated it to Geilo as a gift for 30 years of Spark-VM anniversary gift. The kicksled is now standing in the Geilo city.
GeiloLangedrag Naturpark
Welcome to Langedrag Nature Park AS. Eva and Edvin K.Thorson (1918 - 2011) with family are founders of Langedrag. Edvin is also the entrepreneur behind EKT health-jersey and EKT Riding School at Ekeberg in Oslo. The philosophy behind both health-jersey and Langedrag is: Nature is our best teacher. In scenic surroundings lay the Langedrag houses as a fairy-tale castle in 1000 m.a.s overlooking lakes and mountains between Hallingdal and Numedal The construction of the farm began in 1978. The Thorson family wanted to realize the dream of a farm where visitors can get unique animal and nature experiences. With great respect for nature's own selection over millions of years, we have at Langedrag taken care of several wild animals, and tried to take care of the most primitive breeds within each races. With us you can experience close encounters and cuddling with both wild animals and livestock. The farm has about 20 different species / races and a total of about 300 individuals. Welcome to a day visits, overnight stay or camps all year round at Langedrag, as individuals or groups. Tour with feeding of the animals each day during the school holidays and weekends from 12.30. Also for groups by appointment. Langedrag has 100 beds, and throughout the year there is the possibility of accommodation with us. Feel part of life on the farm and use it as a starting point for trips in beautiful mountain terrain all seasons, 1000 m.as. Full pension with homemade food in a pleasant living environment characterized by wood and timber, as well as a variety of experiences with animals. Dining in pleasant surroundings, cafeteria, dining room and large lounge with fireplace. Welcome to an experience to remember. Experience wolves and lynx up close. Join the Arctic fox and bring it up in your lap! Few other places in the world can you see man walk into the wolf and 'talk' to them Visit the reindeer and feed them from your hand Join milking goats, do you dare to taste? Take a ride on horseback - try balancing on horseback (voltige) How about joining a seterdag or other led program Excellent hiking and skiing terrain -good trails from the farm Experience elk, king of the forest, in one of Europe's largest elg-encloser Dog sledding in beautiful mountain terrain, summer and winter Take natural knowledge proof, play providing learning for adults and children. Climbing park with 9 challenges Muskox. Discover proximity to a bygone prehistoric era! Langedrag also offers: Leirskole Camp school takes its starting point in life on the farm and the surrounding nature. From Monday to Friday throughout the schoolyear 3-4 schoolclasses are staying on the farm and taking part in the daily care of the animals in stables and barns. Rideleir • Activity Pursuits • Family Camp • Riding camp. Teaching horse riding and caring for horses, as well as become familiar with all our other animals. Experienced instructors. • Activity Camp. Children 9-16 years. Exciting activities with animals and the outdoors from dawn to dusk. • Family Camp or grandparents- and grandchilderen camp. Exciting and educational program for children and adults together. Daily care in stables and barns, milking and horse riding, hiking to the mountain with goats and horse, cheesemaking, plant dyeing, canoeing, charcoal burning, visit arctic foxes, reindeer and moose. Experiences for life.
BoekenGeiloGeilo Aktiv
Geilo Aktiv makes sure you get outdoors and move in fresh air on either a bike/ fatbike or cross country skis and snowshoes. With guide Nina you will be sure you will get an unforgettable memory of your holiday in Geilo. Long trips, short trips, tough trips, gentle trips for both groups and individuals. We've got a weekly program that you can join or we can tailor a trip especially for you. In the summer Geilo Aktiv guide mountain hiking trips and bike-rides. Course Nina is an cross country skiing instructor and you can book both private lessons as well as group lessons. During the summer month she will offer bike courses. Find out more about all the possibilities with guide Nina from Geilo Aktiv at the webside www.geilo.com.
BoekenGeiloVestlia Resort
The hotel for good experiences. Lovely SPA, food and interiors. Idyllic location by Geilolia, golf course and Ustedalsfjorden. Vestlia Resort is a ski in/out hotel too alpine and cross-country Vestlia Resort is the perfect base for exploring the mountains that surround Geilo. Both cross-country trails and ski slopes are right outside the door. The hotel is the perfect starting point for hiking in the surrounding mountains. The staff are happy to help finding the acitivity that suits your needs. The beautiful and award-winning spa facility of 1000 sqm is the perfect place to pamper yourself. The treatments are arranged to suit you with an active lifestyle. The spa therapists undergo continuous training to maintain the high level that you deserve. Vestlia Resort also takes care of the children. For the kids there is a separate activity pool and the mountain's largest indoor playground. Vestlia Resort is a good option for active holidays. You can do dog sledding and sleigh rides in winter, downhill biking, tree top walking or canoeing in the summer. Vestlia Resort will help you tailor ta activity package to suit you, your family, colleagues or friends best. Vestlia Resort has 134 rooms in various categories. You can stay in newly renovated cabins, or you can live easily in the Ski-wing. You can stay in comfortable rooms and suites decorated by renowned interior designer Helene Hennie. Or you can stay in the largest penthouse suites with elevator with direct access to the spa facility. The choice is yours, the experience is unique!
GeiloGeilo culturele kerk
Geilo Kulturkyrkje is the place for art and culture. An inspiring place with reflection of traditions and heritage. A place that provides an impuls of intensity for concerts, drama, dance and other cultural events. There is also an art gallery that offers artists from far and near an opportunity to expose their work. Geilo Kulturkyrkje was consecrated on November 28th 2010. The church was designed by architect Jorun Westad Brusletto and the decorations are made by Kjell Nupen. There are 280 seats in the church. Together with the hall and the church gallery there is place for approx. 500. Geilo Kulturkyrkje is a kind of seaman's church on the mountain. The church has also a quiet chamber- place for meditation, reflection and contemplation. There are also neutral chambers that can be used for different ceremonies and funerals.
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Dr. Holms Hotel
Dr. Holms Hotel has been a source of recuperation, comfort and well-being since the beginning of the 20th century. Dr. Holms Hotel has 127 rooms: 11 single rooms (12 -20 m2), 11 family rooms (35 m2) , 3 suites (35 m2) and 100 double or twin rooms (20-25 m2). None of the rooms have king size or queen size bed. The rooms in Dr. Holms Hotel are uniquely appointed. If you prefer the romantic, English style, you would enjoy the classic atmosphere of the original section of the hotel. If you are attracted to the modern and minimalist style, enjoy the clean simplicity of our bright decorated rooms in the modern section. Dr. Holms is situated in the heart of the beautiful mountain scenery, and is a starting point for inspiring and exiting adventures. Geilo is a vibrant mountain village, situated 800 meters above sea level, between the main cities of Norway; Oslo and Bergen. North Europe largest mountain plateau, Hardangervidda, sets the scene for great experiences of the Norwegian high mountain landscape. Great memories all year round: Winter - Geilo is Norway's most traditional skiresort, having been a touristdestination for more than a 100 years. Our long history and well organized infrastructure, benefits our guests greatly, and makes Geilo a unique place. Summer -The beautiful nature and the varied activities in Geilo offer excitement all year round! Exchange your skiis for hiking boots or a bicycle, bring a fishing rod and binoculars. And dont forget your camera! Experience beautiful scenery, wild animals, the colours of nature and frest air. Horses, tranquil canoeing or rafting on chirling rivers. The Geilolia Lift takes you to the top of Geilo - a fantastic starting point for hiking.
GeiloNorgesbooking
Norgesbooking can offer cabins and apartments in Geilo in different sizes and price range. Here you can holiday homes near the slopes, in the center of Geilo and near hiking and cross country skiing areas. Norwegian is a hiring agent of cabins and holiday homes all over Norway. In addition to Geilo, we have cabins and apartments in small and large destinations all over Norway. We offer mainly privately owned holiday homes for let, and also holiday flats and different types of cabins by holiday resorts. Here you can find different types of cabins, - from basic, small cabins without electricity or installed water, to larger log cabins with all facilities. Booking can be made online on our web pages, by telephone or e-mail.
BoekenGeiloGeilo Mountain Lodge
Geilo Mountain Lodge is Geilo's most secret place, and now open for everybody. Here you can stay overnight or order a great dinner all in the english style. As soon as you come inside you will be in a diffrent world. The interior is defined and you host Jan is taking good care of you. Open during summer and winter season, can be closed in the between, please contact Geilo Mountain Lodge Do you want to know more about Geilo, all activities look at www.geilo.com
GeiloGeilo Hotel
The hotel started in 1880 and has given traditions, local history, farming activities and rose painting a central place. Welcome to Geilo Hotell – a hotel with longstanding traditions. They have, by using local history and traditions, antiques and paintings, created a warm and cosy atmosphere where their guests can relax and feel at home. they know how to make your stay pleasant and comfortable.
BoekenGeiloDagali Fjellpark Teepee Camp
The Lavvu Camp is located in the forest near Dagali Fjellpark. At Dagali Fjellpark, you can stay in our lavvu camp, which consists of four lavvus. 2 Standard Lavvus Two of the lavvus are classic models and accommodate up to six people. Beds are provided, and mattresses with clean covers are included in the price. There are four beds on the ground floor and two beds on the upper level (loft). Please bring your own sleeping bag. 2 Cozy Lavvus Two of the lavvus are what we call our “cozy” lavvus, as they offer a higher level of comfort. These accommodate four people. The price includes four fully made beds with duvets, pillows, and towels. Party Lavvu We also have a party lavvu available for rent for special occasions and celebrations. It can accommodate up to 30 people. A hot tub can be rented as an additional feature to make your event even more enjoyable — and of course, we also have a sauna. We recommend taking weather conditions into consideration when deciding to stay in a lavvu. Your stay can be even more memorable when combined with evening sledding. About the Lavvu Camp at Dagali Fjellpark The 21st century has reached our lavvu camp as well — electricity and lighting are standard amenities. Guests can use the outdoor charcoal grill, shared facilities (including a large communal lavvu with a fireplace), hot tub, and sauna.
BoekenGeiloKnuts Hyttegrend
From Kikut-Øst Hytteutleie (also known as Knut's Hyttegrend) there is easy access to the mountains both summer and winter. The summer trail follows hilly, family-friendly terrain with great nature and unforgettable views. Past idyllic fishing lakes, over heather-clad plains up to heights of about 1900m.o.h In winter, the cross country ski tracks are right outside the door, and you can follow the tracks for hours across the mountain. The tracks are well-prepared and marked. See update on Skisporet.no. Short way to SkiGeilo alpin senter at Kikut, from here you can ski down to Geilo. At Dagali there is Dagali Fjellpark alpine centre with Norways longest sledge trail.
BoekenGeiloGeilolia Cabins
All of Geilolia's 31 cabins are superbly located ski in / ski out to a ski centre. In summertime you will find a wide range of activities nextdoor, in Geilo Summerpark: High rope course, open summer chairlift to the Nationalpark view, bike park, golf and more. All cabins are of a high standard and with 6, 10 or 12 beds. All cabins are with self catering. The 6 bed cabins have 3 bedrooms, the 10 bed cabins have 4 bedrooms and the 12 bed cabins have 5 bedrooms. Fully equipped kitchen, living room with open fire place, bathroom with shower and private sauna. Also private ski stall and free wireless internet access. Free car parking by the cabin.
GeiloWilderniskamp
The wilderness camp at Serious Fun in Dagali rafting center is an ideal arena for activities and teambuilding or for the whole family to relax. Stay overnight in the tents, have a barbeque and eat out in the fresh air. Feel close to nature or experience romantic evenings under the stars or enjoy social and fun times with friends around the fireplace. Our camp has hot tubs, fire place and canoes available to all guests.BoekenGeiloVestlia Resort
The hotel for good experiences. Lovely SPA, food and interiors. Idyllic location by Geilolia, golf course and Ustedalsfjorden. Vestlia Resort is a ski in/out hotel too alpine and cross-country Vestlia Resort is the perfect base for exploring the mountains that surround Geilo. Both cross-country trails and ski slopes are right outside the door. The hotel is the perfect starting point for hiking in the surrounding mountains. The staff are happy to help finding the acitivity that suits your needs. The beautiful and award-winning spa facility of 1000 sqm is the perfect place to pamper yourself. The treatments are arranged to suit you with an active lifestyle. The spa therapists undergo continuous training to maintain the high level that you deserve. Vestlia Resort also takes care of the children. For the kids there is a separate activity pool and the mountain's largest indoor playground. Vestlia Resort is a good option for active holidays. You can do dog sledding and sleigh rides in winter, downhill biking, tree top walking or canoeing in the summer. Vestlia Resort will help you tailor ta activity package to suit you, your family, colleagues or friends best. Vestlia Resort has 134 rooms in various categories. You can stay in newly renovated cabins, or you can live easily in the Ski-wing. You can stay in comfortable rooms and suites decorated by renowned interior designer Helene Hennie. Or you can stay in the largest penthouse suites with elevator with direct access to the spa facility. The choice is yours, the experience is unique!
P.S. Begin je de route bij Haugastøl en eindig je in Eidfjord? Dan is er nog meer te ontdekken!
Rijd ongeveer vijftien minuten naar het westen om over de indrukwekkende Hardanger-brug te rijden en ontdek het adembenemende landschap van het Hardangerfjord en nóg een spectaculaire reis:
Goed om te weten voordat je vertrekt
Door de hoogte van het gebied en het onvoorspelbare weer is de beste tijd voor deze rit tussen april en oktober.
De weg blijft 's winters open, maar vaak rijdt het verkeer met een konvooisysteem en zijn er tijdelijke afsluitingen. Grazende rendieren kunnen ook voor wegafsluitingen zorgen. Vermijd deze route in de wintermaanden tenzij je ervaren bent met rijden onder moeilijke winterse omstandigheden.
De uitkijkplatforms en het gebied rond de Vøringsfossen-waterval zijn 's winters gesloten vanwege gladheid door sneeuw en ijs.
Informatie voor fietsers: Een goed natuurlijk vertrekpunt is Haugastøl. Let op: de weg is 's zomers vaak druk en het weer kan hier snel omslaan. Door verschillende steenlawines is de oude weg afgesloten en de weg door de Måbødalen-vallei is vanwege meerdere tunnels gesloten voor fietsers. Wil je Eidfjord bereiken en verder richting het westen? Neem dan de bus vanaf het plateau.
De toeristische route Hardangervidda
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