WildOslo – experiences in nature

This winter we do have two trips which is possible to book already

One is for families with children, ages 8 to 17 – parents must be present.

The other is for adults.

Winter's tours are with a Norwegian-speaking guide. André Holm has been tracking foxes and other animals since he was 8 years old. He knows the Østmarka as well as the animals. Before the guided tour, he spends many days preparing and finding out where it is best to go. A wolf safari with André is something you will remember for the rest of your life.

Duration: The tour starts at approximately 0930 at Losby Gods. It is difficult to estimate when we are back at the estate, because suddenly we find a new track to follow. We usually return after 5-6 hours, but can also, by agreement, arrange a day trip of the desired length/duration.

Group size: Maximum eight people.

Everyone should bring an extra jumper/jacket in their bag for use during breaks. It is also nice if everyone brings a dry log of wood in their bag for the fire. André and the help guide provide food for everyone.

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WildOslo guided kayak tour in nature

Guided kayak excursion of about 3.5 hours at Langen in Oslomarka. The tour starts south of Oslo near Siggerud and is conducted with experienced local nature guides. You'll learn to stay safe in your kayak. Escape the crowds and join a great tour among beautiful scenery, birds and peace. 
Included: A good lunch • Kayaking equipment (oar, vest) • The guide will bring a towel in case you want to swim

The tour is suitable for small groups up to 5 people.

Om Langen

Paddling on Langen is a bit like paddling on a wide and drowsy river. Langen is about 9 kilometers long and we paddle parts of it, past small islands, some farms, duck families and beaver huts – most of the time you paddle in wilderness. You start in the north, at Bru. The lake is popular among fishermen, and you will find everything from perch to trout, bream and protected eel. There are many nice places to go ashore, as well as tent sites here and there.

Access: Take the bus, to Bru – it takes 31 minutes from Bjørvika (bus 550 change to 515 at Klementsrud).