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The whole trip takes just under one hour at a leisurely pace. The tour is suitable for both families with children and elderly people. Most of the trail is suitable for wheelchair users.
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
Lake Seljordsvatnet has a sizeable population of large
brown trout, and a concerted effort is being made to develop
it.
There are many places to go fishing in Seljord. Contact the local tourist information, Møtestad Seljord for more information. Ph…
Seljord
This bike tour provides many opportunities for a refreshing bath.
Lunde
The Middagskollane hills boast fantastic wooded areas with rich flora and fauna.
Siljan
Discover Nissedal: A fishing paradise in Telemark with 1,750 lakes. Catch trout and perch from the shore or a boat. Plan your ultimate trip here!"
Treungen
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
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
In Vinje Municipality there are hundreds of small and large lakes which together cover an area of 250 km2.
Rauland
A demanding cycling route that passes one of Europe's oldest industrial areas and church ruins from the Middle Ages.
Ulefoss
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
Blooming of the anemones are mostly everywhere in Southern Norway at spring time. But on the island Jomfruland outside Kragerø, people go solely to contemplate the long white carpet that covers the 9 km long island in May.
Jomfruland
A small detour along the coastal path from Rognstranda to Åby.,
Stathelle
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
Visit Øverbø in Morgedal, the cradle of skiing! Hike to the birthplace of Sondre Norheim and enjoy historic views. A perfect family trip in Norway’s nature.
Morgedal
Cycle the Landskaper’n route! Experience the Telemark Canal, historic stone roads, and scenic locks in a protected landscape. Plan your trip here.
Lunde