OSLO: Lake walk and campfire
Nothing can be better than a good walk by a peaceful lake in the woods, - and warming up by the cozy fire afterwards. Enjoy nature as locals do! We can talk about Norwegian outdoor food traditions or other interesting topics.
This tour is the best way to experience how locals enjoy nature - and our expert guides know how to do it right!
The tour starts at 15:00 (3 pm) in the city center near the tiger statue at Jernbanetorget. We then will take a train to Sognsvann - an idyllic lake surrounded by green forest. Norway is known for its perfectly working public transportation which can take you to hidden nature gems and best spots to enjoy nature. Just 20 minutes from Oslo and you are practically in the center of wilderness where the magical forest is saved as it was centuries ago.
Walk in the forest is followed by a campfire. By a peaceful lake in the woods, you get to learn how to make fire in the wild. We can talk about Norwegian outdoor food traditions, local life or other topics. You will also have a chance to taste some of the most "Norwegian" food every local enjoys from time to time! You will also get a Norwegian chocolate - something everyone has in their backpack when hiking in Norway.
After the cozy barbecue we will take a short train ride, and be back in the city center at 17:00 (5 pm).
This is a group tour with minimum number of 6 participants.
The price includes English-speaking guide, food and drinks and typical Norwegian tour snack.
Travelling is all about sharing experiences, so why not go on hike together with friends or family, and book one of our tours as a larger group? We will be delighted to offer you a group discount:
- Small groups of 5 can save 10% per person
- Groups of 10 can save 20% per person
- Group discounts will be applied against the base price of the tour
Would you like to make this tour private? Drop us a message here tur@oslohiking.no and we will be happy to help you with your request.
Additional information
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This tour takes about 2 hours including public transportation. The walking distance is 2 kilometers.