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Last year I rode Senja, Andøya, Lofoten, and Helgelandskysten. This year I am looking forward to all or parts of Geiranger (Dalsnibba), Gamle Strynefjellvegen, Sognefjellet, Valdresflye and Gaularfjellet. It should be another exciting adventure.
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Happy if you shared some photos of your trip!
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Does anyone know Nordmarka really well – Take a look at this route and let me know if you see any issues with the route/roads.
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49868513?privacy_code=QQw42ffMwZcyCXeVbrza3kt2qxBWmGhU
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That’s a great route. Some of the best roads in Nordmarka.
You have a small “hike a bike” section at about 7.2 km. a few hundred meters, so no big issue. You could also cross the bridge at Skjærsjøen on your return, so you don’t have to descend all the way to Maridalen before climbing to Sognsvann. Se attached screenshot.
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I would not take the detour down to klekken. Would rather take detours in marka.
If its for sleeping I would rather sleep at løvlia or some of the other cabins.
I would also recommend a detour to Gyrihaugen. New road build for a new satelite station (witch was canceled). good view.
Last caffee at kikutstua.1
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Hi Everyone,
I’m thrilled to announce Cycle Norway’s Main Event for 2025!
In 2023, we took on the mighty Trollstigen in a one-day challenge. In 2024, we gathered at a secluded mountain cabin in the heart of Fjord Norway, where we spent two incredible days tackling rugged gravel mountain passes and the world-famous Atlantic Ocean Road.
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@Matthew Norway
Hi Matthew, my wife and I are flying to Oslo in August. We want to cycle Rallavegen, Laerdal, Hemsedal and Al. Your journey on YouTube was an inspiration for us. I have a question: is there a gravel bike rental in Oslo? Thanks for the tip. Regards. Jan
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All information about Bike rental options can be found here: https://cyclenorway.com/bike-rental-repairs/
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Sorensen Sykler Oslo (Gravel): https://www.sorensensykler.no/
Oslo Velo (Gravel): https://oslovelo.no/pages/sykkelutleie
Rouleurs of Oslo (Gravel): https://www.rouleuroslo.no/
Oslo Bike Rental (MTB, Road, E-bike & Gravel): https://oslobikerental.no/ - View more comments
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Hello everyone,
First off, thank you for joining our new community platform! I hope you find it useful and enjoy connecting with others.
Tomorrow, I’ll be launching the details for Cycle Norway 2025—an epic three-day road cycling event in the Stavanger region (late May). Expect stunning scenic roads, challenging climbs, and breathtaking fjord…
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If I didn’t have plans to visit Nordkapp in August and September, I would definitely come. I hope to see you next year.
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Hi. I am flying in to Tromso from Australia on 14 June. 15 June commencing cycling from Tromso to Bodo, train to Trondheim then cycling to Bergen. My route is Eurovelo 1 using Komoot and staying in hotels.
Do I need to be concerned about frequency of Ferry’s along the way or are they regular during summer?
Any tips on warm weather equipment…
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Which rain pants do you recommend?
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Rain pants might seem like a good idea for cycling, but in reality, they’re not very practical. Here’s why:
Overheating & Sweat – Most rain pants don’t breathe well, meaning you end up just as wet from sweat as you would from the rain.
Restricted Movement – They can be baggy and flap in the wind, making pedaling awkward and… Read more1 -
I agree with Matthew’s points that they easily become impractical.
Longjohns in merino wool are a very good garment in wet/cold conditions, and I have also tried cutting each leg off to and wore those, to make sure my butt/crotch area is directly on the bib.I have however seen quite a few bikepackers in Norway using shell pants for the extra…
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Hello! I’m trying to import a GPX file for the route Bodø – Lofoten – Tromsø. I’m using Komoot, and when I import the file and create a new route, it doesn’t show the interesting and important points along the way (such as information points, campsites, shops, etc.) that are marked on the original map. How can I import these into Komoot?
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I have the same problem and last year I put in the POIs manually in Komoot. A little bit of work. But maybe someone in this community has a good solution …
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The POI’s are part of ridewithgps as far as I’m aware you can not transfer them to another platform like komoot.
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