Exhilarating bike rides, versatile ski resorts, culinary treats, and breath-taking natural beauty. Discover your new favourite activities in Geilo!
Right in-between Eastern Norway and Fjord Norway, close to the Hardangervidda mountain plateau and the Hallingdal valley, you’ll find the mountain village Geilo.
If you want an active holiday, it doesn’t matter whether you’re a complete newbie or a seasoned adrenaline junkie – Geilo offers action on all levels. Not only can you choose between a huge variety of alpine slopes – the cross-country tracks are also made to suit anyone who wants to venture into the mountain. Or why not try something new, like dog sledging or fat biking?
In the warmer months, you can go mountain biking or cycle the popular Rallarvegen (the navvies’ road) or visit Geilojordet to soak up some history along with a meet-and-greet with local baby animals.
The area also has plenty of ways to relax, such as luxurious spas and various charming eateries that invite you to feast on local flavours.
Geilo has achieved the certification Sustainable Destination. Although this does not mean that the destination is sustainable, it does mean that it has made a commitment to work systematically to reduce the negative effects of tourism, while strengthening its positive ripple effects.
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Book nowGeiloRafting - 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.
Book nowGeiloPaintball - Serious Fun
Paintball is for anyone who wants action and fun. Suitable for all groups, like friends, bachelor parties, company outings, class trip and others. The adrenaline rushes when you rush toward the flag. Will you be hit by others? Do you manage to hit your opponents? Who will manage to capture the flag and bring it back to their own base? To have fun with paintball, you should be a group of minimum 8 people. If your group is smaller, perhaps you can play against another group? One starts with the instructor handing out the suits, equipment, and informs about the equipment and safety. The instructor is available throughout the game, and makes sure that all the security rules and rules of play are followed. Prices is including all necessary equipment, costumes, instructor and 200 balls.
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.
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.
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.
Book nowFinseGlacier Trekking - Jøklagutane
Jøklagutane AS is an activity company which primarily does glacier trekking on the glacier Hardangerjøkulen in the summer. Over the years we have done many different activities Fins area and along the navvy road. Guided tours at Finse arranged and conducted by the firm activity Jøklagutane AS. The tours are done daily during summer and lasts for 5-7 hours Normally the glacier trking starts approximately at 11:00 am from Finse Railway station, in the waiting room. Remember to pre-book the ticket for the train as well at www.vy.no Price covers the guide, necessary glacier equipment, insurance, and new for this year; a personal gift that can be used during the trip. Clothing must cover your body properly, make sure to bring a warm hat and gloves or mittens. Shoes of a solid type. Rain/wind proof clothing, as the weather can change quickly at the glacier. Bring food and drink for the trip, sunglasses are recommended. For more information look at www.geilo.com here you also can book accomodation, find tour suggestions and book other activities.
Book nowGeiloCanyoning - Dagali Fjellpark
Explore the hidden beer moss, rapeller, jump and slide down waterfalls and mountain walls. The migration is most likely the day you remember the best of your holiday in Norway. Experience nature in areas that are unavailable without special equipment and training, and enjoy the feeling of new experiences, safely guided by professional instructors. No previous experience is required, full training and instruction will be given. Security is always the highest priority of all our guides, always at the top of the rappel edge. Well down we enjoy well-deserved sausage grill over the campfire, with warm, delicious drinks next door. We offer photography and photos from all our gulf activities. FULL ON JUVING This is the most ultimate juvenile adventure you can get in Norway. With an extended version of normal time, this is the trip for you who wants to go GREAT! Are you scared of heights? Do you like great nature? What about almost vertical slides that end up in big jets or rappel down several 20-40 meters vertical waterfalls? Be prepared to challenge yourself physically and mentally on one of the world's furthest gorges. We look forward to hearing your opinion after a Full On tour inside the Beer Mosque. Be prepared, once you're in there, there's only one way out .... DOWN!!! CLASSIC JUVING This is our normal course in the Beer Mosque. This friendly hunting trip offers fun waterslides, jumping jets and rappelling. Do not you feel comfortable in heights? We drop the rappelling in the big vertical walls, so this is anyway an experience that suits you! Our normal yacht is 100% fun and fun, and we provide your safety with all the necessary safety equipment, and highly qualified and experienced juvenile guides. This trip is suitable for all types of groups and events, such as birthdays, stag parties, company styles, etc. Order all your summer activities at www.geilo.com
Book nowDagaliPaintball - Dagali Opplevelser
Dagaliopplevelser offer paintball all year. Paintball is a fun game for groups and friends, and is offered several places in Dagali, a little south of Geilo. It is especially popular among school excursions and bachelor/bachelorette groups, but most people find it fun. The adrenaline rushes when you rush toward the flag. Will you be hit by others? Do you manage to hit your opponents? Who will manage to capture the flag and bring it back to their own base? To have fun with paintball, you should be a group of minimum 8 people. If your group is smaller, perhaps you can play against another group? One starts with the instructor handing out the suits, equipment, and informs about the equipment and safety. The instructor is available throughout the game, and makes sure that all the security rules and rules of play are followed. Minimum age for paintball is 14 years.
Top winter activities in Geilo
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Where to stay
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GeiloGeilo Hotel
HovetBirkelund Camping
Book nowHaugastølHaugastøl 1000 Moh
EidfjordHalne Fjellstugu
FinseFinse 1222
Food and drink
Taste delicious local food and book a table at a fine restaurant.
GeiloPeppes Pizza Geilo
Book nowGeiloCafe Mocca
GeiloOff Pist Lounge
GeiloSkibaren - Dr. Holms
GeiloHallingstuene
GeiloVestlia Restaurant
Getting here and around
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By plane
Fly to Oslo Airport, Bergen Airport, or Torp Sandefjord Airport and take a train or bus to Geilo.
In the winter, an airport express bus will take you from Oslo Airport directly to Geilo.
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Local travel
Local buses make it easy to travel in the Geilo area.
In the winter, free alpine ski bus shuttles circulate between Vestlia and Geiloheisen.
Geilo Taxi offers transport for 1–16 people, as well as wheelchair transport.
By car
The shortest road to Geilo from Oslo or Bergen is the Rv7. The stretches along the Hardangerfjord and across the Hardangervidda mountain plateau are defined as Norwegian Scenic Routes.
From the Sognefjord area, you can get to Geilo via the beautiful Fv50.
From Vestfold and Kongsberg, take the Fv40 through Numedal to Geilo.
Plan your route, check traffic alerts, ferry information and more at the Norwegian Roads Administration website.
By bus
Several express buses operate a number of daily services to Geilo from both Eastern Norway and Fjord Norway.
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By train
The train journey to Geilo takes about 3.5 hours from Oslo and 3 hours from Bergen.
In the winter, you can get package deals that include the train ride, shuttle bus to the slopes, and ski passes.
Towards sustainability
The certification Sustainable Destination is a label given to destinations that work systematically to reduce the negative impacts of tourism. In addition to providing visitors with enjoyable experiences, the destination must strive to minimise its impact on local nature, culture and the environment, and support the local community and economy. The municipality and the travel industry shall cooperate closely to assure that the destination is a great place in which to live as well as visit.
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