Norefjell

Family-friendly resort near Oslo

The mountains at Norefjell, just 90 minutes from Oslo, offer peaceful nature with a grand view. In winter, you can go skiing and snowboarding from the peaks down towards the frozen lake - ideal for families and daredevils alike.

Norefjell mountain area lies only 90 minutes from the Norwegian capital of Oslo. Though when you get there, the sound and noise of a big city will be the last thing on your mind, as you’ll be embraced by silence and crisp mountain air.

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In summer and autumn, the mountains and lake at Norefjell offer varied nature experiences. Hiking and biking through scenic landscapes are popular activities, and if you’re lucky, you might even spot a wild reindeer or two. Or if you prefer, you can relax at the golf course or sunbathe at beaches with refreshingly tempered water.

If you want to learn about local culture, you can take a trip with Norway’s longest heritage railway Krøderbanen, enjoy architecture and art museums, or get close to traditional and exotic animals in Bjørneparken wildlife park. It is easy to get to Norefjell and around.

Find more information on Norefjell’s official website.

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Ski school at Norefjell.
Photo: Kalle Hägglund

Alpine skiing at Norefjell.
Photo: Vegard Breie

Cross-country skiing at Norefjell.
Photo: Hans Kristian Krogh-Hansen

Hiking at Norefjell.
Photo: Patrik Skolnik

Cycling at Norefjell.
Photo: Patrik Skolnik

Reindeer at Norefjell.
Photo: Asgeir Helgestad/Artic Light AS/visitnorway.com

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Norefjell.
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Norefjell

Getting here and around

Get in-depth travel information at Norefjell’s official website.

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Safety in the mountains

Norway is an incredible place to explore, with untamed mythical landscapes, mountains, valleys, and fjords. Before you enter the outdoors, get familiar with the nine simple rules of the Norwegian mountain code to help you stay safe.

Plan your trip and inform others about the route you have selected.
Adapt the planned routes according to ability and conditions.
Pay attention to the weather and the avalanche warnings.
Be prepared for bad weather and frost, even on short trips.
Bring the necessary equipment so you can help yourself and others.
Choose safe routes. Recognize avalanche terrain and unsafe ice.
Use a map and a compass. Always know where you are.
Don’t be ashamed to turn around.
Conserve your energy and seek shelter if necessary.

Read the mountain code with supplementary comments.

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