Kategori: Children/Family
Emma historic trail
Do you want to learn about Norway's great pioneer Emma Hjorth (1858-1921) and the history of the area that bears the same name? Visit www.emmaloypa.no and be taken back in time.
Zoom in on the map and click on the records, either at home from the sofa or actively at Emma Hjorth in Bærum. The content can be read or heard and you get access to, among other things, pictures, films and articles.
Emmaløypa is a free map solution developed by the Regional Activity Center.
Semsvannet lake – walk
Since 1992, the Semsvannet lake and surrounding landscape has had the status of a protected landscape area. This is due to the animal and plant life, history and geology of the area. Prior to the year 2000, Semsvannet was also voted place of the millennium by the citizens of Asker. The walk around the lake is approx. 5.5 km. Here, you can walk, run or cycle. Semsvannet is also good for fishing, and there are also several great bathing spots.
Around the water you can see several well-preserved smallholdings, with pastures for farm animals and restaurants. Asker’s highest waterfall can also be seen on the walk around the lake.
NaKuHel is a gateway for recreational routes.
Sourse: Asker Turlag
Føyka Disc Golf
Good information sign, all drafts are marked with necessary information/maps. Players are challenged by different terrain and obstacles, and it is a popular leisure activity for people of all ages where it is completely free to use the many courses
Frisbeegolf is a fun outdoor activity that combines the elements of golf and throwing a frisbee. BUA Asker has a large selection of frisbees that can be borrowed!
Have fun with friends and family!
Rånåsfoss familiebad – Bader´n
Bader'n is a hidden gem! This is a great bathing spot that is suitable for the whole family.
Facilities: Children's pool, shower and toilet in the area
Opening hours and prices
Open from 19 June to 16 August 12 noon – 7 p.m. every day
Access prohibited outside opening hours
Safety and rules Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult over 18.
Bathing is at your own risk. Lifeguards are present.
Dogs, smoking, snuff, alcohol and barbecues are not allowed in the area.
It is forbidden to go inside the fence outside of opening hours.
Prices:
Children under 7 years: free
Children/youths 7 to 16 years: NOK 30 Box: NOK 50
Payment: Vipps, bank card or cash
Parking
The car park directly outside the facility may be closed with a barrier on days with many visitors. There is alternative parking in Pausvegen 6, at the former administration building of Akershus Energi. This is the sign.
Beaches in Baerum
Fornebukta Beach – Fornebu
Fornebukta is located on the north side of Fornebu. At Smedtangen right outside the swimming area you will find barbeque area and opportunity for fishing. You also have the opportunities to buy lunch or a refreshing drink at the Radison Blu hotel located just behind the swimming area.
Getting there: Drive to Fornebu, follow the signs Hotel Radison Blu.
Parking: Upon Telenor Arena.
Rolfstangen Beach – Fornebu
Rolfstangen is located on the southeast side of Fornebu.
Rolfstangen has two sandy beaches separated by a rocky outcrop with rough mountains. Outside the north shore, there are some rocks and seaweed.
Paved road down from the parking area provides good access for wheelchair
Walking distance to Sjøflyhavna tavern little further north where you can get refreshments.
Getting there: Drive to Fornebu, follow signs to Snarøya, then signs to Rolfstangen. Drive past the beach sign, to get to the parking lot.
Parking: Free parking
Pelvikodden Beach – Fornebu
Pelvikodden is located southeast of Fornebu, south of Rolfstangen. Here is a nice sandy beach with some shells and rough rocks typical of the Oslo area.
Its location allows Pelvikodden access to fresh seawater from the fjord. Pelvikodden is a popular fishing spot as well.
Getting there: Drive to Fornebu, follow signs to Snarøya. Turn left into Haldenveien.
Parking: Free parking.
Halden Brygge – Fornebu
Halden pier is located just south of Pelvikodden swimming area.
Halden Pier is a popular fishing spot.
Getting there: Drive to Fornebu, follow signs to Snarøya. Turn left into Haldenveien.
Parking: Free parking.
Fürst Brygge – Fornebu
Nice bathing place on the southeastern of Snarøya. Nice sandy beach. Popular fishing spot.
Getting there: Take the bike or bus to Snarøya.
Parking: no.
Storøyodden Beach – Fornebu
Storøyodden swimming area is located at the tip of the promontory on Storøy.
Storøyodden has a great sandy beach. Nice coastal path in the area if you are tired of lying on the beach.
Handicap friendly ramp and outside shower.
Service facilities with toilets and a kiosk. The kiosk does not except cards.
Blue Flag 2009 and 2010.
Getting there: by bus or bike. Bus stop at Fornebu West.
Parking: 6 Handicap parking lots right on the beach. Parking by Storøya village center, Fornebu Arena or on Oksenøya.
Sarbuvollen Beach – Høvik
Sarbuvollen swimming area has a nice little sandy beach. At the entrance to Holtkilen.
Access: Coastal path or bike to the end of Sarbuvollveien
Båtstøjordet Beach – Høvik
Båtstøjordet is a small swimming area located at Holtekilen. Nice playground and soccer field.
Great coastal path along the coast
Access: Coastal path or bike to Båtstøjordet.
Parking: Small car park 50 meters from the beach.
Sjøskogen Beach – Høvik
Sjøskogen swimming area is located north of Veritas Park. The coastal path on this stretch is impassable with a stroller.
Getting there: Follow the coastal path north from Veritas Park
Hovik swimming area – Veritas Park
Hovik swimming area is located along the coastal path from Veritas to Høvikodden. It is a mixture of natural rock and sandy beach.
There are several benches along the beach as part of the Veritas Park.
Getting there: Follow the coastal path from Høvikodden or Veritas.
Høvikodden sandy beach
The beach at Høvikodden is quite small and is located 50 meters south of Henie Onstad Art Centre. Private property on the east side.
The sculpture park outside the art center and worth a visit if you're tired of lying on the beach.
Lunch and refreshments you can buy at Bølgen and Moi, the restaurant at the art center.
Getting there: Follow signs to Blommenholm and Hennie Onstad Art Centre. Bus to Høvikodden from Oslo city center.
Parking: The parking lot at the art center.
Kadettangen Beach – Sandvika
Kadettangen is a very popular beach in Sandvika, Bærum Municipality.
Swimming raft with diving board.
Rigmor MS and MS Rigfar have docked on the south side of Kadettangen. Nice option if you want to get out on one of the islands in Vestfjorden.
Getting there: Drive to Sandvika, down to the sea front of the town hall.
Parking: Large free parking at the beach or pay parking under the E18 Bridge.
Kalvøya Naturist beach – Sandvika
Kalvøya naturist beach is for nudists.
Access: Park at Kadettangen, Sandvika. Go over the bridge to Kalvøya, follow the gravel road north. The beach is located about Mid-calf Island’s northern coastline.
Parking: See Kadettangen
Store badebukt swimming area – Sandvika
Store badebukt is the largest and best sandy beach on Kalvøya. It is located south of Kalvøya. Sun all day. There is a large grass area above the beach which is suitable for ball games.
Swimming raft with diving boards (1.2meter).
There are great hiking trails around the Kalvøya.
Getting there: Drive to Sandvika, parking lots at Kadettagen or under the freeway bridge. Go over the bridge to Kalvøya and follow the trail along the south side.
Parking: See Kadettangen
Lille badebukt swimming area – Sandvika
Nice sandy beach.
Getting there: Drive to Sandvika, go over the bridge to Kalvøya, follow the trail along the south end of Kalvøya.
Parking: See Kadettangen
Farmvisit with animals and pony riding
Horseback tour riding
We welcome you on horseback rides for young and old. Basic riding skills are an advantage as we ride in rough terrain for parts of the trip. If you are new to this, you can bring a tenant if you wish. We plan the trip according to level and wishes. See Facebook Rånås Gård for more information and booking.
From 500, – pr. hour
All riding, and horse care is at your own risk!
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FlyTribe
FlyTribe – An Experience of Height, Speed, and Community
Welcome to FlyTribe, Norway’s ultimate indoor adventure center – and home to the country’s largest wind tunnel. Just a stone’s throw from Oslo Airport and a short trip from the capital, you’ll find a place where the dream of flying becomes reality. Here, you can experience the sensation of free fall – without jumping from an airplane – in a modern center that combines action, technology, and social connection.
Experience True Flight – Without Leaving the Ground
Our wind tunnel is 4.3 meters in diameter, with five-meter-high glass walls and wind speeds reaching up to 300 km/h. It provides a stable and safe flying experience for both beginners and seasoned flyers. From children as young as five to adult adrenaline seekers – everyone can experience the incredible sensation of floating freely in the air.
With full visibility into the flight chamber, spectators are treated to a spectacular show that is as visually impressive as it is thrilling.
Climb, Fly, and Play – An Active World to Explore
FlyTribe isn’t just about flying – it’s about mastery and movement. In addition to the wind tunnel, we offer an interactive climbing wall that combines physical challenge with play and technology. Here, both kids and adults can compete against themselves or each other in a safe and fun environment, regardless of experience level.
Come, fly and create memories that lift you.
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Øyeren experiences
The nature park at Sand farm, managed by Øyerenopplevelser AS, is over 12 acres and has 1.5 km of shoreline. The area is designed for play, activities and recreation. Here you can rent and have the opportunity to use a beach volleyball court, a small Frisbee golf course, a small off-road cycle track, swimming areas, sitting areas, approx. 2 km of hiking trails as well as a large wooden lavvo for up to 50 people.
Arenas
Lavvoen, has room for up to 50 people. Inside there is a large fire pit with a grill option. Extra outdoor grill if necessary. In addition, the lavvo has its own "kitchen corner" with wood stove and serving counters.
Outdoor area. The area has several beaches with seating and good opportunities for activities and swimming. Here you will find courts for volleyball and frisbee golf (putting course).
Viking Arena. The arena has an amphitheater with room for 300 people. Here there are barbecue facilities with suitable dining areas for 50. If desired, Øyerenopplevelser can offer informal Viking activities, see "Activities".
Activities
Winter:
Ice “rally”. An exclusive offer for your company, organization or club. An arena that brings out the broad smile while driving your own car on the ice-covered lake. A good place to get to know the car's driving characteristics on a icy surfaces. At the same time, it provides increased skills for dealing with slippery Norwegian winter roads. In other words, pure joy and lots of good learning.
Mat sledging offers fast-paced experiences suitable for all ages.
Water:
Pedal boat. For 1 to 4 people per boat. There must always be an adult either in the boat or responsible for keeping the boat under supervision. The boats have a weight limit and are therefore best suited for 1 adult with 1 to 2 children. Life jackets are included.
Canoe. For 2 to 3 people per boat. Life jackets are included.
SUP board. For 1 person per board. SUP board hire includes the loan of a life jacket.
Water sports. Do you like action? We offer various forms of water sports. Water skis, mat, ring, knee board etc.
Outdoors:
Frisbee golf – putting course. Frisbee golf is a great activity that is suitable for all ages, with and without experience. In total, the course has 9 curves that you can play your way through. The distances between each basket are short.
Sand volleyball. Organize the gang and get the experience of team play. On a good summer evening, there can quickly be many rounds of sand volleyball among eager event participants.
Vikings:
Ax throwing. Can you hit the mark? Ax throwing is a demanding activity, but at the same time exciting and fun!
Bow and arrow. Check how good you are at aiming and how steady you are on the hand.
Other activities. Sledge hammer, balance, walk the plank
The hosts are looking forward to showing off the area and all that nature here has to offer, through the different seasons. Øyeren experiences are only open to those who rent one of the arenas or accommodation options, and therefore do not have fixed opening hours.
Welcome to Øyeren experiences!
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