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At Bjørgefjell you can choose from different paths through the cultural landscape with idyllic spots where you can enjoy panoramic views of Lake Seljordsvatnet.
Seljord
Hike to Nordkollen in Siljan – 2.1 km moderate trail with 320 m elevation, offering panoramic views of mountains, Farris Lake, and Færder Lighthouse.
Siljan
Short and steep hike, with beautiful view over the lake Tinnsjøen.
Tinn Austbygd
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
Try Mountain Biking in Nissedal! 100 kilometres of bike path over heath and rock.
Treungen
Cycle Sogevegen in Telemark! Discover 25 km of art, folklore, and stunning landscapes. Perfect for e-bikes, with stops at historic Nutheim Hotel.
Flatdal
Lake Follsjø is a popular area among Notoddens residents, and for new visitors it is a rare treat.
Gransherad
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
Short and family-friendly walk in Skinnarbu area.
Rjukan
Dammane in Brevik is an inviting hiking area with nice paths located in a beautiful, varied and hilly terrain.
Brevik
In Vinje Municipality there are hundreds of small and large lakes which together cover an area of 250 km2.
Rauland
Telnessanden is considered to be the best bathing beach in Seljord, and is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful in Norway as well.
Seljord
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
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
A 7 km walk to a unique rock formation. The trail is steep and difficult, but in return you get to experience a fantastic view.
Bø i Telemark
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