Dagali

Dagali is often called the "Activity Village". This is not without reason. Here you'll find a large and varied range of activities all year round, including go-karting, paintball, snowmobile safaris, rafting, canyoning and abseiling. 

Veggli Fjellgrend

Veggli Fjellgrend is a great base camp for your vacation. From here you can explore a local area packed with activities and sights. Click around the map to see some of them.

Langedrag

Langedrag Nature Park is home to around 20 different animal species, and is known for its selection of old livestock breeds and wild animals from the Norwegian fauna. Here you can experience wolves and lynx at close range. 

1h 10m

Bear Park

Bjørneparken is a zoo with Norwegian carnivores, wild deer and farm animals. The park also has Norway's largest crocodile land, as well as an obstacle course, play equipment and a roller coaster.

1h 45m

Rjukan

Rjukan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a diverse destination. Here you'll find everything from industrial and war history at Vemork to activities such as Rjukanbadet, Rjukan climbing park and Norway's most exciting bungee jump.

1h 10m

Gaustatoppen

From the majestic Gaustatoppen (1883m) you can see about one sixth of Norway on a clear day. The summit can be reached via several different routes on foot, or by an impressive and memorable cable car inside the mountain.

1h 15m

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Kongsberg

In addition to ski resorts, Kongsberg has a number of restaurants, shops and museums. Here you can take a train ride into an old silver mine. Kongsberg also hosts Norway's largest annual jazz festival.

1h 10m

Drammen

1h 55m

Oslo

2h 20m

Veggli

Veggli has shops, a bakery, petrol station and inn. You can also hire a draisine and cycle along the disused Numedal Railway towards Rødberg, Norway's longest cultural monument.

15m