Packrafting in Trysil
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Photo:
Hans Martin Nysæter / Trysil
Packrafting in Trysil
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Photo:
Hans Martin Nysæter / Trysil
Wahoo! Feel the force of the river with a hydrospeed!
Riverboarding is one of the most intense river activities possible – and a safe bet if you crave action-filled adventures.
Riverboarding in Trysil
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Photo:
Hans Martin Nysæter / Trysil
Riverboarding in Trysil
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Photo:
Hans Martin Nysæter / Trysil
You’ll definitely get close to the elements on a packraft as well.
Packrafting is a fun cross between paddling and rafting – perfect if you want to explore wild and wonderful places that would otherwise be out of reach.
Packrafting at Raudøla river in Beitostølen
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Photo:
Beito husky tours
Packrafting at Raudøla river in Beitostølen
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Photo:
Beito husky tours
If less speed and calmer waters sound more like your thing, rent a canoe or kayak and discover why Norway is considered a paddler’s paradise …
Canoeing in Trysil
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Photo:
Jonas Hasselgren / Utefoto
Canoeing in Trysil
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Photo:
Jonas Hasselgren / Utefoto
The river Istra in Åndalsnes
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Photo:
Ed Talkington / Visitnorway.com
The river Istra in Åndalsnes
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Photo:
Ed Talkington / Visitnorway.com
Feeling fishy? For a different kind of river adventure, join a guided snorkelling safari and see what’s hiding underneath the surface.
Salmon safari in Ryfylke
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Photo:
Mo Laksegård
Salmon safari in Ryfylke
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Photo:
Mo Laksegård
Time to gear up!
Rafting in Voss
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Photo:
Voss Active
Rafting in Voss
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Photo:
Voss Active
Norway is blessed with some of the world’s best rivers for rafting – full of rapids, twists and turns!
And if you still have the nerves under control, the sky is the limit.
Three, two, one …
Rafting in Voss
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Photo:
Voss Active AS
Rafting in Voss
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Photo:
Voss Active AS
Bungee jump! Watching Norway’s rivers from a bird’s view is … well, surely something to remember.
Bungee jumping at Rjukan
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Photo:
Bjørn Harry Schønhaug
Bungee jumping at Rjukan
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Photo:
Bjørn Harry Schønhaug
You will definitely feel that you’re alive on a canyoning trip too.
Dressed in a wetsuit, helmet, and life jacket, you will jump off rocks, swim in caves, glide down natural water slides and go abseiling down mountainsides and waterfalls.
Adrenaline kick guaranteed!
Canyoning in Trysil
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Photo:
Andreas Fausko / Destinasjon Trysil
Canyoning in Trysil
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Photo:
Andreas Fausko / Destinasjon Trysil
It’s no secret that you get top conditions for freshwater fishing and fly fishing in Norway. You are spoilt for choice with secluded clear lakes, rivers, and streams.
If you really want to get up close and personal with the stunning Norwegian fjord and coastal landscape, kayaks or canoes are ideal options. Buckle up for a paddling adventure – here are some of the hotspots.
Wildlife safaris in Norway will bring you eye to eye with a myriad of unique creatures in their natural habitat. Join a safari and get close to animals like whales, king crabs, or even the shaggy survivor from the last glacial epoch – the musk ox.
More and more dedicated divers put Norway on their top lists, because of the rich biodiversity, contrasting locations and experiences you are most likely to only find here.