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Matthew, How do we as eco-conscious tourists relay messages to the Norwegian powers-that-be, that their proposals re-tourist taxation will miss the mark. I remember a conversation last fall with a local resident who bemoaned the camper-vans from Europe showing up, fully supplied, so little benefit to their local economay. When I travel, I have…
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The Northern Telemark Loop is perfect for a weekend adventure and easily accessible from Oslo. So much history and beauty without the crowds. https://cyclenorway.com/en/routes/the-heroes-of-telemark/
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John Masters completed the requirement “Reach a balance greater or equal to 100 Points” of the level Road Rider 7 months ago
Comfortable on paved paths and city streets. You’re gaining momentum!
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Comfortable on paved paths and city streets. You’re gaining momentum!
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Matthew Norway replied to the discussion Revival of Gravel through Hallingdal… in the forum Does anyone know? 7 months ago
Reply to Revival of Gravel through Hallingdal...
There are loads of gravel in this area, and they recently fixed up a few new roads higher into the forest, which are in great condition. You can also do a big loop with some paved heading back to Geilo.
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Geilo to Nesbyen Gravel | ride | Komoot
Matthew Norway planned an outdoor adventure with komoot! Distance: 82.1 km | Duration: 06:16 h
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Hello everyone!
I’m planning a cycling trip in Norway this summer, starting from Oslo (or somewhere nearby, possibly taking a train to the starting point).
At the moment, I have two main route ideas:
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Oslo to Trondheim, with a train ride back to Oslo.
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The Bright Midnight Route which starts from Tolga.
Which of these do you think would be the most…
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The Bright Midnight | giro in bici da gravel | komoot
Gunnar ???? ha pianificato un'avventura con komoot! Distanza: 1.039 km | Durata: 87:15 h
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The Bright Midnight route is by far more interesting and has many of Norway’s must-ride roads. But it’s hard! Really hard with so much up and down. The weather will also be challenging. If you are ready for the challenge. Go for it and keep us updated with how it goes!
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Cori Chesnutt started the discussion Revival of Gravel through Hallingdal… in the forum Does anyone know? 7 months ago
Revival of Gravel through Hallingdal...
Does anyone have any more information on this or can point me in a direction I might be able to dig into the topic more? I’ve done some general heat map/Strava/RWGPS stalking and Statens Vegvesen aerial map scrolling. So I’ve found a general route through, but feel pretty confident that it’s not the same as the old forest service roads mentioned. Thanks!
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Matthew Norway replied to the discussion Gravel Kongsberg – Kragerø? in the forum Does anyone know? 7 months ago
Reply to Gravel Kongsberg - Kragerø?
Please send your initial planned route so I can take a look.
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Matthew Norway replied to the discussion Cardboard bike box Trop Airport (Oslo) in the forum Does anyone know? 7 months ago
Reply to Cardboard bike box Trop Airport (Oslo)
Full account on how to source a bikebox is provided on our member page: https://cyclenorway.com/en/bike-box-travel/
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Matthew Norway replied to the discussion Floro to Volda? in the forum Does anyone know? 7 months ago
You should stick with the Eurovelo 1. It’s the most scenic and safest way. There are limited options around that area, and some other roads may have impassable tunnels. https://cyclenorway.com/en/routes/atlantic-coast/stage-1/
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