
Number of results: 167
, currently showing 61 to 80.
This is a great hike to the mountain top, Skuggenatten in Treungen.
Treungen
Hike to the top of to Hægefjell in Nissedal! Hægefjell is one of the highest peaks in Nissedal and a summit trip you must experience!
Nissedal
Lådalstigen is a fantastic hike between Dalen and Lårdal. A large part of the hike follows the mountain ridge 800 metres above the Telemark Canal.
Dalen
Easy 3.8 km forest hike from Brånaskottet to Prestegårdseter in Siljan — scenic route with cultural heritage and peaceful nature.
Siljan
Hike to Melakollen in Siljan for panoramic views over Siljan and Midtbygda. Easy forest trail with optional 4.5 km loop for a longer hike.
Siljan
Explore the Århus Cultural Path in Skien. A 4.5 km historic walk for the whole family, from Århus Farm to Fossum Ironworks.
Skien
Cycle the Gruveåsen loop! A family-friendly 12 km ride from Øvre Verket through the Fen Volcano’s unique geology and historic iron mines in Ulefoss, Norway.
Ulefoss
Tinn municipality has around 800 lakes containing trout and char. You can fish many of the lakes if you have a fishing permit.
Rjukan
The Elgtråkket circular trail passes through varied forest terrain and is waymarked with elk symbols.
Siljan
Explore Børsesjø Nature Reserve in Skien. The bird tower is universally designed for wheelchairs/strollers. See over 230 bird species during migration!
Skien
Experience UNESCO World Heritage in Notodden by bicycle. Explore industrial history, museums, cultural houses, and picturesque paths along Heddalsvannet.
Notodden
Canal Boats Telemark AS is the first Norwegian company to rent out 100% electric cabincruisers. Canal Boats Telemark introduces a whole new way of boating.
Porsgrunn
A hike to Numedalshovda is nice to combine with a visit to a Norwegian mountain farm, Håvardsrud Seterliv.
Tinn Austbygd
Experience Gaustatoppen 1883 m! An easy hike from Stavsro with a wide, marked trail and panoramic views over one-sixth of Norway. Perfect for families.
Rjukan
The fish are jumping!
Fyresdal has a lot of water. Fyresdal boasts 392 bodies of water over a surface area of 10 decares representing around 12% of Fyresdal's total surface area. This means fishing enthusiasts have almost limitless possibilities to…
Fyresdal
Fishing for trout and whitefish in Lake Mosvatn and Bessevatn
Dalen
This part of the coastal path is generally easy and straightforward to walk, but there is a relatively steep hill up from Åby to Åstadheia.
Stathelle
"The love trail". Beautiful natural and cultural landscape along the Gvarvelva river.
Gvarv
Kattøya, Porsgrunn: Island accessible by footbridge from Olavsberget. Enjoy hiking, fishing, swimming, and an open lavvo.
Porsgrunn