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Welcome to the Itinerary Planner. Use this tool to build your own journey or choose from an exciting range of specially selected tours.
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All hiking trails in Walk Telemark are well signposted, marked and graded in four different colors according to level of difficulty. Well marked trails makes it easy and safe to navigate. Here´s a brief introduction to the Norwegian grading system, to help you find the trip that best suits you and your tour mates:
The system consists of four color coded icons: green is easiest, blue is medium, red is challenging, and black is expert.
How demanding a trail is, is partly determined by the number of meters ascent and the length of the trip. The purpose of grading the trails is to create security and well-being among hikers.
Number of results: 27
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Tokke
Charming walk along the Telemark Canal, past the historic Dalen Hotel and through the "jungle" in the delta of the valley.
Vinje
Get a panoramic view of Hardangervidda! Sherpas from Nepal have built a beautiful stone step up to the viewpoint. Falkeriset is named after the falcon hunting in the area. Suitable for people from 2 to 90 years.
Tinn
If you have a desire to hike to Gaustatoppen, the best place to start is Stavsro. The path is 4km one way, and suitable for both children and adults.
Nissedal
A GREAT HIKE FOR THOSE WHO ARE light on their feet – the mountainside is steep.
Fyresdal
Welcome to Hamaren Activity park!
Here in Hamaren we offer many different activities, and hope as many as possible use the outdoor park we have here.
Hjartdal
THIS IS AN EASY TRIP
for all the family through a beautiful
landscape full of culture and history.
Vinje
Take the boat to Norway’s highest church and walk along Kvennevassdraget on Hardanger Mountain Plateau. A 1.9 km round trip on Møsstrond in Vinje. A light walk through a pedestrian village.
Tokke
Lådalstigen is a fantastic hike between Lårdal and Dalen. A large part of the walk follows the mountain ridge 800 metres above the Telemark Canal.
Vinje
A walk through beautiful landscape and The Vinje gallery. This is an easy walk in part of the Vinje cultural landscape.
Fyresdal
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.
Seljord
In Bjørgefjell you can choose from a number of different footpaths through the cultural landscape. The lower part of the route is graded easy to medium, while the final ascent to the top of Mount Bjørgefjell is steeper and more challenging. There...
Fyresdal
A fascinating trip quite different from any other hiking destination in Fyresdal.
10,3 km roundtrip / 4-5 hours.
Kviteseid
You can start this walk at The Norwegian Ski Museum. Make Øverbø your destination, and experience the smallholding that is the birthplace of skiing legend Sondre Norheim: known the world over as the “father of modern skiing”. Here you can see the...
Nissedal
At the tip of the Røyrodden promontory on the shores of Lake Nisser you can see a number of large stone piles on the eroded rocks.
Seljord
Skorve is one of the highest mountains in Seljord, with two peaks: Mount Gøysen (1,370 m) and Mount Nordnibba (1,365 m). During WWII two planes crashed into the mountain.
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