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Valleråsen can be found in Bymarka in the east of Porsgrunn and is a simple and easy hiking trail of approx. 2.2 km and fine view over the city and the fjord.
Porsgrunn
Explore Venelifjell (904 m) in Vrådal! A family-friendly hike with panoramic views from the coast to Gaustatoppen. Swimming and fishing at Venelitjørni.
Vrådal
Explore the Skotfosstien Trail, a 3.7 km cultural path in Skien, Norway. Discover local history, locks, and nature just 6 km from Skien city center.
Skien
Hike the Saboteur's Trail from Rjukan Fjellstue to Vemork and experience WWII history, following in the footsteps of Norway's brave resistance fighters.
Rjukan
Cycling holiday in Bø! Experience Fruit Valley, Evju museum farm, Bø Museum, and Bø Sommarland on this easy to moderate scenic tour.
Akkerhaugen
Hike Roan (1191 m) in Fyresdal! A 10 km challenging trail offering stunning panoramic views of Gaustatoppen and Telemark. Get the full hiking guide here.
Fyresdal
The hike over Stærte follows an old farm track from Siljan to Prestegårdseter.
Siljan
The Happy Moose Adventure Trail to Elgåsen: Fun for families! 500 m nature path with 20 activities for kids 3-11 near Nakksjø.
Drangedal
This is a great hike to the mountain top, Skuggenatten in Treungen.
Treungen
The view of the lake Nisser is changing from day to day, which makes the hiking over Langfjell very special.
Treungen
Mount Roholtfjell is the most marked "minialpine" mountain in Vrådal with clear-cut boulders and a height of 1005 m.
Vrådal
The cultural trail «Skarravegen» runs along rolling gravel roads, staying close to the Telemark canal.
Ulefoss
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
Skorve is one of the highest mountains in Seljord, with two peaks: Mount Gøysen and Mount Nordnibba. During WWII two planes crashed into the mountain.
Seljord
Omnesfossen in Sauland is a beautiful natural spot where the river forms pools and waterfalls, perfect for both swimming and fishing.
Sauland
A small “town” began to form in the centre of Fyresdal in the 1870s, what was known as Folkestadbyen.
Fyresdal
This part of the trail is generally easy and straightforward to go, but can be hilly some places. Langesund is well worth a visit before continuing the trail.
Langesund