Fasilitet: Activities

Marifjell and Nordåsen

In recent years, there has been up to two meters of snow on top and skiing all the way out in the month of May.

This trip is naturally most suitable for cross-country skiing, but if you want to go your own way to the top, both top skiing, mountain skiing and snowshoeing are a good alternative. At the top there is a small lookout tower with a wide view of Romerike and Hadelandsåsen, as well as a cabin you can seek refuge in on cold and windy days.

To check pre-registrations, the mobile app Skisporet, possibly ‘Nannestad og Bjerke løypekjørerlag’ is recommended on Facebook.

Parking area at Nordåsen Ski Stadium in Nannestad Municipality. Take the E6 to Jessheim (exit 50 or 51), and take the E16 towards Gardermoen and Hønefoss. Take the E16 towards Maura at Åmålkrysset. Drive through Maura and straight ahead at the next roundabout. Turn left right after Esso. Follow Holkebyvegen upwards 1.5 km, to a roundabout (turning point for the bus). From here you drive about 5 km along the forest road past a barrier (tolled) and past Nordåsen ski stadium, up to the large ski car park.

From here it is well signposted with maps and several possible routes to the top.

 
 

 

Bergvang Farm – Horse riding

At Bergvang we have a large selection of activities for both young and old throughout the year. We have outdoor activities, lavvo with fireplace and a nice gathering room inside the barn. We are located in scenic surroundings adjacent to the landscape protection area at Semsvannet. There is direct access to water, forest and land. In summer the garden full of different flowers and roses galore. It's nice to sit on a bench and enjoy the sight of animals and plants!

If you and your colleagues / friends want to try something new and fun – host your next kick-off and activities at our place.

Welcome to Bergvang Gård. Kind regards from Eileen & Sven-Erik

 

Lommedalen hiking – get your points

Explore new hiking destinations and make the tours more fun while you explore Bærumsmarka and Krokskogen

Join to collect trim points. Lommedalen Idrettslag arranges "Over Skog og Hei" in the period April-October 2021 and invites everyone to get out and use the great hiking opportunities in the area. Posts have been placed in Bærumsmarka and Kroksskogen. The mix of destinations should are suitable for everyone. Both easy hikes and more demanding ones for those who want a real challenge. Participation is completely free. Great prizes are drawn at the end of the season.

Participate by following the link to "OverSkogogHei"'s website:

http://www.trimpoeng.no/i/lommedalenil21

Skreikampen – in winter time

Skreikampen

Eidsvoll Municipality's peak (698 masl) is also the highest peak along Lake Mjøsa and offers magnificent views towards Hedemarken (Innlander), where you can see all the way to the mountains around Lillehammer, Østerdalen and Trysil. The top is also a favorite hiking destination in winter, with a cross-country ski trail all the way to the top in open and nice mountain forest.

The trip is well suited for cross-country skiing (when the trail is run up, check Feiring IL or the Ski Association's trail updates), mountain skiing, top touring skiing, snowshoeing and on foot if the summer trail from Øverbygda has been completed.

Our starting point, Øverbygda, is located in the far north of Feiring and in Eidsvoll municipality. Plot Øverbygda on the map, or follow the route description: Drive north on the E6 to the exit before Minnesund. Turn left at the first roundabout, onto Feiringvegen (Fv33) and over the bridge that crosses the E6. Drive straight ahead at the next two roundabouts and continue on Feiringvegen. Drive on Feiringvegen for 18.8 km. Then take Stubberudvegen, exit on the left side of the road. Here is the sign for Skreikampen. From the exit it is approx. 3.5 kilometers on gravel road (first Stubberudvegen, then Øverbygdvegen) to the car park on Øverbygdvegen.

We would encourage all our participants to pay attention to those who live in the area, both in terms of driving and parking.

From Øverbygda there are two alternative routes to the top, depending on the means of transport, but you can also find your own way through the forest if you wish, with a map / compass or a map app on your mobile (eg Bratt or Varsom regobs).

Route 1: cross-country skiing

The second option follows the cross-country ski trail that runs to the top of Feiring IL when there is enough snow. The trail follows up the forest road towards Skomakartjennet and turns off towards Skreikampen at St. Paulsgruve. The trail is scooter-driven and is best suited for classic skiing and skiing with short and long traps. To check the status of the trail, you can check the Ski Association's website or the mobile app iMarka.

Route 2: on foot / snowshoes

The shortest alternative follows the summer trail up through the forest, where there is often a path even in winter. This can be a good alternative for snowshoeing, on foot (if the trail is closed) or skis with long traps (randoneeski, telemarkski, mountain skis). The hiking trail departs from Øverbygdveien and is marked with both Ti on top signs and signs for Skreikampen.

The forest path is clearly marked in blue. In addition, there are signs in some places. Note that, after approx. 1 km, the sign is an alternative route to the top. This is signposted as «Skreikampen via Haralè". This route is about 1.5 km longer, and it is very steep and somewhat rough at the end, before the top. This is unsuitable winter time.

Tip: If you go with randoneeski / telemarkski it can also be fun with a detour to Langtjennåsen, where you can get 100 meters of fun skiing towards Holmtjennet

Google Maps, parking link https://google/maps/MVoFJgirnmqF9DkZ7

The Coastal Heritage Path

The Coastal Heritage Path in Drøbak comprises part of the old defensive works in the inner reaches of Oslo Fjord, and it commences at the Follo Museum near Seiersten Skanse (Seiersten Redoubt) Heritage path. The Coastal Heritage Path then continues past Veisving Battery down to the beach zone at Husvik in the northern part of Drøbak.

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Hiking to Kolsåstoppen

Kolsåstoppen is a well-known profile of residents in Asker and Bærum. Between the peaks lies an idyllic small lake "Seterstjern". Once you have arrived at the top you are rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view over Oslo, Bærum and Oslo Fjord. Parts of Kolsåstoppen located within Kolsåstoppen nature reserve is part of the Dælivannet conservation area. Dælivannet was a popular spot for painters and some paintings from this area are hanging in the National Museum. Near to the lake there is an area with old rock carvings of boats

There are two different routes to the south peak of Kolsås where the view is spectacular. Enjoy!

Tour 1 – from Stein Gård

From Stein Gård there is a blue-marked path and the sign for Setertjern. The path goes a little south of Knabberud farm and follows a steep slope to the south, before some ascent up to Setertjern. From there it is signposted further south to Søndre Kolsås. Here the view must be enjoyed a bit, before you follow the blue markings further down from the top. The upper part here is steep, but is partly arranged with stairs and railings. The path takes you down to a gravel road where you walk north past the KIFhytta, here you have the opportunity to make use of benches and seating and just enjoy the beautiful view. Continue on the east side of the summit back to Stein Gård.

Tour tip: From Setertjern, we recommend taking the trip to Gråmagan, an approx. 300 m detour. Here you can see remains of an old village castle from the migration period.

The trail is approximately 6.8 km long, moderately difficult to complete with some steep sections. About 2 hours of walking each way.

Practical info: You can take public transport: Bus 150 to Stein Gård. By car: Parking at Stein Gård, on the north side of rv168 or at Kolsåsbakken.

Tour 2 – from Hauger subway station (line 3 Kolsås)

The route is shorter and family friendly. From Hauger station, you follow the road up the hill before you come to a wide footpath that turns into a path further in. The walk is well marked, follow the signs. Some scrambling for a short stretch and some steep sections towards the end – it's well worth it. Railings and steps are set up in certain sections.

The trip takes about 25-30 minutes at a fast pace or 45 minutes at a family-friendly pace each way.

Up for a longer hike (1,5 hours) this is great tour to combine going over Kolsåstoppen via Nordre Topp and down to Stein Gård or down to Bærums Verk for a refreshment/meal at one of the local restaurants and cafés. 

Remember to pack sufficient water and a snack.

 

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Ramton Frisbee golf

Information signs in the area marked with necessary information/maps. More information, purchase of frisbees and tickets are available at the information kiosk in the area. The kiosk sells ice cream and refreshments.

Have fun with friends and family! Open daily 10-20 during the season.

Mini golf at Ramton

The only minigolf in Asker and Bærum. Equipment is rented in Ramton's own golf kiosk every day between 11:00 and 20:00. The course is open to everyone

Piraten minigolf is part of Ramton Family Camping and here you will find a really nice beach, great fishing spots, tennis court, playground, 9-hole golf course, volleyball court and great hiking opportunities. Spend a day or a weekend during the summer season with enjoyable activities for the whole family.

We have a large, beautiful sandy beach well-equipped for both young and old. Here you can enjoy the summer days by the Oslofjord.

We have our own marina with 60 berths if you want to arrive by boat.

Welcome!

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Ramton Activities – mini golf – memo – tennis

Play a round of golf on our 9-hole golf course with a driving range and practice area. Participate in frisbee golf or pirate-inspired mini golf. You can How about a game of tennis, bocce or test your scoring skills in the ball pit and on our interactive ball wall SUTU. We have two playgrounds with climbing frames, various houses and a bike path and the innovative Memo play columns – which combine play, learning and physical activity in a fun and engaging way.

We have a beautiful beach, great fishing spots, tennis court, playground, 9-hole golf course, volleyball court and great hiking opportunities. Spend a day or a weekend during the summer season with enjoyable activities for the whole family. On Saturday evening we have entertainment and pier dancing.

Open weekends from May 1st – approx 20th June and Aug 15th – Sept 15th 

Open daily 10-20 during school vacation approx June 20th to Aug 15th. 

Accommodation
We have nice flats, place for caravans and tents for rent. 

Concerts
Every Saturday from midsummer to the end of July we organize pier dance, often with famous dance bands. Here there is room for everyone who wants a good summer.

Please read more at www.ramton.no 

History
In summer 1931, the first tip tents were set up. Today Ramton Camping is a modern camping site run by the 7.generasjon of Ramton.

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Cross country skiing Varingskollen

Marifjell / Nordåsen known for brilliant ski slopes and a long ski season!

In recent years, there has been up to two meters of snow on top and skiing all the way out in the month of May.

This trip is naturally most suitable for cross-country skiing, but if you want to go your own way to the top, both top skiing, mountain skiing and snowshoeing are a good alternative. At the top there is a small lookout tower with a wide view of Romerike and Hadelandsåsen, as well as a cabin you can seek refuge in on cold and windy days.

To check pre-registrations, the mobile app Skisporet, possibly ‘Nannestad og Bjerke løypekjørerlag’ is recommended on Facebook.

Parking area at Nordåsen Ski Stadium in Nannestad Municipality. Take the E6 to Jessheim (exit 50 or 51), and take the E16 towards Gardermoen and Hønefoss. Take the E16 towards Maura at Åmålkrysset. Drive through Maura and straight ahead at the next roundabout. Turn left right after Esso. Follow Holkebyvegen upwards 1.5 km, to a roundabout (turning point for the bus). From here you drive about 5 km along the forest road past a barrier (tolled) and past Nordåsen ski stadium, up to the large ski car park.

From here it is well signposted with maps and several possible routes to the top.

Google Maps, parking link https://goo.gl/maps/NRpbAAzyoVc4YZmm8