nordmarka

如果你想远足 如果你想滑雪 如果你想跑步 如果你想亲近大自然 。。。。来这里一定不会错~夏天来游泳也是很好的选择 此外时不时还会碰到一些野生动物 不仅景色漂亮 还可以参加一些户外活动

风景很漂亮，冬天、夏天、春天都去过，各个季节有各个季节的美。然后还有各种户外活动可以玩，特别是冬季很漫长，一直到4月都可以来滑雪。观光塔现在好像不开放了，不同从塔下也可以看到很美的景色。交通很方便，坐地铁到Holmenkollen站。

It might look far, but a trip to Frognerseteren Station will lead you to this amazing quiet walk in the woods. But don't adventure yourself too far away, you might get lost. It's a beatiful place to get a panoramic view of the city.

It was great experience on this trip. Peaceful place. It was very cold when we were here but we were fascinating with lakes.

15 minutes in a car or 25 minutes in Holmenkollen "Trikk" will take you to Mother Nature on her best. Here you can walk around for hours, and sometime you hardly see anyone. Peaceful and lovely areas wherever you go! Several places where you can buy food and drinks, or enjoy food that you bring along yourself. Far away from all traffic.

It is amazing to visit a place where more people carry skis on the subway than backpacks! I love Oslo for this reason. People make the Saturday and Sunday pilgramage from central Oslo to ski the Nordmarka just by taking the tube to the end of the line. You get off at the last station on two of the lines and the trails are right there and within 1 minute you are skiing through the forest and hills and lakes of the Nordmarka. What a wonderful resource to have at your door step. I cannot think of another world captial that has such a wonder aspect. The nordmarka is a wonderous place full of snow covered forest trees, winding paths for walkers, snow bikers and skiers each have their own which take you by frozen lakes you can walk/ski/bike across and you will see Norweigns sitting around a camp fire having a picnic. Some of the trails take you high up i the hill and you can see out over Oslo and the fjords and whats nice is that there are travel huts scattered throughout the Nordmarka so you are near to far from a warm fire, a cup of coca and a comfort stop. judging from the sheer number of smiley faces and the shouts a hei hei as i skied the trails of the Nordmarka - the Norweigns seem to love thier Nordmarka too. I think summer time would be equally lovely and all at the end of a tube line!

Surrounding Oslo, you will find hills up to about 500 meter above sea level. To the north, west and northeast is a broad belt of forest, lakes and pathes. During winter you might find more than 5.000 km of well prepared cross country ski slopes - inviting you to free visits. The lakes are beautiful - in between the different hills. No traffic is allowed. No cars. Spread over the huge area, you will find cottages welcoming you to a small - or a larger meal. During wintertime with an inviting open fire. Plan your trip and enjoy!

An extra day in Oslo, don't miss the opportunity to take a tour into the enourmous recreation area called Nordmarka. Excellent area for most type outdoor sports and recreation and YOU will find all information you need on the net.

We're extremely lucky here in Oslo to live in a main city surrounded by so much wild nature.. and Nordmarka is easily accessible by public transport. And there is so many possibilites here!Nordmarka is an excellent place for hiking, jogging, cycling, swimming and skiing of course during winter. There are lots of different trails and a lot of different areas you can visit. Sognsvann is a very popular destination during summer both for tourists and locals.In winter Frogneseteren, Kikut and Ullevålseter are the most popular skiing destinations.You can be lucky and encounter wild animals from time to time. Moose, deers, foxes and badgers are some animals I've encountered.Nature in excellence!

Great area where you can walk (or ski, or cycle) around for days if you want to. Well sign posted with blue and/or red marks on the trees. Endless possibilities from short, light walks, to more then one day hikes. Bring something to eat and drink (or go to one of the cabins that offer food).

We took the train from downtown Oslo so I could go for a trail run in Nordmarka. The place was bustling on a Sunday afternoon, as it is clearly a popular outdoor destination for residents of Oslo. Not on a par with Central Park in NYC or Stanley Park in Vancouver, but still a nice escape from the city.

The area north of the city is even with public transport easy to reach (subwayline 1 towards Frognerseteren) From this endstation you can explore the vast forest and lake area. Nice to relax and some point give you great views of the backcountry and even the city. Walking downhill back to the city you can go to Holmenkollen Skyjumping tower and skimuseum.

Excellent idea and good service. The Norwegian Skiing club runs organized transport by bus to the north-west - Ringkollen - part of woodlands just outside Oslo. The bus and bike trailer will take you to a fairly remote area at 600 above sea level and you can enjoy the ride back on your own and at your own pace through a web of different forretsroads (cross country tracks in winter). Distance and time and varies depending on route and speed but you will need to ride minimum 40 km on good gravel roads, The skiing club and others have smaller and larger cabin scattered in the Nordmarka, where you can have a pit stop or stay overnight.Bike-bus runs every Wednesday (evening) Saturday and Sunday. Pre-order (see website below) and cash payment is needed. Price is 270 NOK for non-members.

Pure nature and probably the best view of Oslo. Though this place is far from Oslo Central, it is worth a visit for nature lovers. Air is crisp and fresh and it is couple of degrees cooler then Oslo. Nice place to go for hike or cycling thru the trails in forest.

Og there. Easy as that.There are bus routes going directly from city centre.Some huts serve Food and snacks. High pricerange. Safe.