Kategori: Sport

Storøyodden beach – Fornebu – Blue Flag

Storøyodden beach is located on the outskirts of Storøya, has 50 acres of grassy plains for sunbathing and play and a large beautiful sandy beach. Small islet set off the sandy beach. Service facility with grills, shower, toilet and kiosk. Great handicap friendly ramp.

Nice coastal path around the entire Fornebu if you are tired of lying on the beach. A short stroll to the nature reserve and wetland with rich bird and wildlife at Lilløyplassen visitor center, which also organizes many nice eventsf or the children throughout the summer.

FornebuS shopping center within walking distance to the beach where there is a selection of shops, cafes and restaurants.

Access: Best to get to the beach by bike. Bus to Fornebu West. A walk / bike ride on dirt road from the bus / parking. This is a nice little walk.

Parking: 6 Handicap parking spaces right on the beach. Other Parking at Storøya neighboring center, Fornebu Arena or out on Oksenøya.

Høyt & Lavt /Climbing Park Lillestrøm

We have 248 elements" in the trees", spread across 22 courses of varying lengths and difficulties, all in idyllic surroundings in Sørum.

The 22 courses include 41 zip-lines and rope work integrated into the natural terrain. Here, you can choose activities close to the ground or high up among the treetops. Our climbing park is designed for a pleasant day in the fresh air, with challenging activities at all levels and thrilling experiences for those seeking something extra. Fun for the whole family in a safe environment, suitable for all ages and skill levels. The courses are graded from orange to black, so we have activities for everyone.

Klatretunet Café

At the park's base, you'll find Klatretunet Café, filled with fresh homemade baked goods, toast, and our popular homemade ice cream. Everything is made from the finest ingredients by our chefs at Smakfulle Rom.

Activities at the Base

Only those climbing need to pay for entry. You will also have a children's flower bed, a bounce net (giant trampoline), and other activities to enjoy throughout the day. There's also a beautiful hiking trail with informative signs and lovely pictures of the flora and fauna of the Norwegian forest, making it educational for both young and old.

Welcome to One of Norway's Coolest Climbing Parks – Let Yourself Be Challenged!

For more information, see hoytlavt.no/lillestrom.

Member of Visit Greater Oslo 

Trail biking in Asker and Barum

Here you will find tips for some nice areas for trail cycling in Asker and Bærum. Easy access by metro or train near to the starting point a short way from Oslo.

BÆRUM:

Steinsskogen and Garlaushøgda – the trip starts at the car park to Steinsskogen Gravlund, follow the blue-marked path inland via Fiskarlaustjern. Nice terrain with some heavy slopes and nice descents. The trip can be done as a round trip back to the starting point, or continue over towards Burudvann and Bærums Verk.

From By in Lommedalen to Løvlia or Burudvann – with the starting point from By or Tobonn car park a little further into Lommedalen, you have several nice areas for trail cycling, whether you choose the ridge back towards Burudvann or deeper into the forest towards Løvlia.

Towards Burudvann – cycle the gravel road from Tobonn through the gate up to the top towards Rognlivann – long tough hill. Continue into the forest. Look for the blue-marked path to the right marked Burud car park 6.5 km. The trail goes in varied terrain with everything from smooth singletrack to short rocky downhill trails.

Towards Løvlia – from Tobonn cycle the gravel road through the barrier up to Rognlivann. Follow the blue-marked path to the left. The trail passes Kampseter. Technical bike ride, can be slippery sections. Dining and the possibility of accommodation at Løvlia. Longer stretch of gravel road on the return.

ASKER:

Vestmarka – several nice hiking opportunities starting from the car park at Sem Gjestegård / NaKuHel

Vestmarkrunden – follow the road or gravel road around the water to Tveiter farm, follow the path behind the farm along the fields. Look for the blue-marked path to Gupu on the right. The trip goes via Furuholmen, Havreåsen to Sandungen – and on to Bergsåsen where you are rewarded with beautiful descents.

Vardåsen – There are many nice trails up Vardåsen, be considerat to the local hikers. The trip is on a path and clear-cut boulders that Vardåsen is known for. A good starting point is the car park at Drengsrudhagen (Tomra building) or Vardåsen ski center. Blue-marked paths to Vardåsen peak. In connection with the ski resort, several nice rails and trails have been made by local enthusiasts. At the top of Vardåsen it is nice to drive on the rocks. The descent varies between easy boulders and technical sections.

Biking Hurum from farm to farm

The bike tour starts in Holmsbu, an idyllic village with a pier, restaurants, shops and a charming hotel. The tour goes up steeply past Holmsbu Church from 1887, decorated by Henrik Sørensen and other Holmsbu painters.

You then cycle to Sand Farm, which has a farm shop, bakery, café and activities all year round. Then you follow Granvoll Farm, with local honey, and Grønnsletta Farm, which offers its own lamb and pork, yarn and cheese.

At Kana the road becomes quieter. From here you can take a 3 km detour to Knatvoldstranda camping for a swimming stop. Alternatively, you continue to Bergsmyrene Farm, with a self-service shop and organic products.

A gravel road leads to Biffgården, where you will find meat products in a self-service shop and grazing cows. The route then goes up Jahrenveien, past Ravnsborg garden which has the most beautiful flowers, and further through farmland and forest.

On the way down you pass Honningbua, a small outlet with local honey, before reaching Rødtangen, a cozy place by the sea. The last part goes on asphalt back to Holmsbu and along here you can take detours and see the dolmen and Viking mounds, Støa artist's site and Holmsbu Art Museum with motifs from the artist Henrik Sørensen.

The trip is 23 km long with many meters of elevation gain – an electric bike makes the slopes easier. Between Sand and Grønnsletta there may be some traffic and the section is not suitable for smaller children.

Biking along Vorma

Welcome to Vormtråkk – an unforgettable journey through nature, culture, and history. This unique trail follows an old railway line and crosses the impressive, heritage-protected Minne Bridge from 1880. Here, industrial history has been brought back to life as a modern path for exploration, thanks to the efforts of Bane NOR, Eidsvoll Municipality, and dedicated local enthusiasts.

Vormtråkk is much more than a walking path. It’s 8–9 kilometers of pure joy in easy and accessible terrain – ideal for walkers, joggers, cyclists, families with strollers, roller skiers, and wheelchair users. Enjoy a picturesque route along the Vorma River and onward to Lake Mjøsa, surrounded by beautiful views and peaceful nature.

The trail begins at Eidsvoll Station, just a short walk from Eidsvoll town center, and takes you all the way to Minnesund. Here, it connects with the Mjøstråkk trail, which continues north to Hamar. It's perfect for a day trip: cycle up to Hamar and take the train back, or continue your adventure by cycling back along the other side of the lake.

Ready for an outdoor experience you won't forget? Vormtråkk is waiting for you.

Enjoy your trip!

Bikeride Vollen – Blakstad – Konglungen – Esvika

This bike ride follows the coastal path in Asker goes through varied terrain in forests, along fields and through charming residential areas out to the coastal gem Konglungen. We start at Vollen Marina and cycle along Slemmestadveien towards Holmen.

Sandvolleyball i Asker

Beach volley is a fun sport and there are several nice outdoor courts in Asker available to everyone. All you need is a good mood and a volleyball and 4 players – two on each team, but you can also have more for fun and games.

Beach volley courts in Bærum:

Føyka, Asker Center – 5 courts

ROS Arena, Heggedal – 2 courts

Vollen Ungdomsskole, Vollen – 2 courts

Rødtangen Camping, Holmsbu – 1 court

2. Bicycle ride around Romerike, Jessheim- Eidsvoll 1814 roundtrip

Eidsvoll 1814 is an important historical place for Norway. This round trip provides a varied bicycling experience with a historical buzz and goes both on asphalt and nice forest roads.

Tour description

From Jessheim, this tour starts by following the signs for National bicycle Route 7. It is an easy bicycle ride on pavement and bicycle path. Quickly you will pass Nordbytjernet which is a very popular outdoor area with a swimming lake, workout area, kiosk and restroom.

The bicycle ride continues north, and the surroundings vary between forest and open landscape with fields and meadows. At Mogreina church there is a lovely view over Lake Hersjøen. After that you will reach Dal and cross river Risa.

Passing the center of Råholt you will find shops and indoor swimming pool. The next stop is the Eidsvoll building – the goal of the trip! This historic place, has been very important to the nation of Norway and can offer exhibitions, activities and a cosy cafe. There is also plenty of picnic areas for those who want to sit down and enjoy their lunch.

On the way back you cross river Andelva several times. In this part it is quite hilly terrain and you bicycle on country roads with moderate to little traffic. Alternatively, the same route can be followed back via Råholt if you prefer less slopes and more pedestrian- and bicycle path.

One of the highlights of the return trip is the forest roads just after Dal. It starts on the other side of the barrier from Sætreveien and quickly it goes into the forest. It is quite flat on nice hiking trails. Small ponds constantly appear, you are passing one or two farmyards, and it is lovely and calm.

Passing Hauerseter there is asphalt for a few kilometres and a divided road, but with little traffic. The gravel roads soon continue again and please look for blueberries and raspberries on the roadside. A special experience is bicycling through the fields on the raised gravel road at Nordbymoen.

The last part to Jessheim is on a pedestrian- and bicycle path. This is a day trip that is diverse and suitable for most people who are intermediate bicyclists.

There are many train stations on the route, so it can start and end in several places – Jessheim, Hauerseter, Dal and Eidsvoll Verk.

Fact box

Start/end point: Jessheim train station

Distance: 50 km round trip

Time: approx. 4-5 hours round trip

Total number of altitude meters: approx. 500

Surface: 75% asphalt, 25% gravel

Rating: Medium

Bicycle type: All bicycles except road bicycles

Safety: Pedestrian- and bicycle path

Season: April – October

Disclaimer

This route was last tested in July 2022. Changes and deviations may occur in service offerings, road standards, traffic volumes and traffic patterns.

Link to digital map and navigation: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40520687

Holmenskjæret beach

Holmenskjæret is a nice child-friendly area with a large grassy beach, sandy beach and a bathing raft.

The sandy beach is nice, with some small rocks here and there. Own bathing stairs in concrete on the rocky mountain. The beach was honored with Blue Flag in 2019. Operated by Asker municipality.

There are two volleyball courts at your disposal. Nice toilet facilities with water and outside shower. Holmenskjæret is next to Holmen Swimming Pool with a wonderful 25 m pool and therapy pool.

Access: Drive towards Asker, Nesbru, turn off towards Holmen.Handicap parking down the beach. Parking.