2023 has come to an end and we look back at what we did last year.
Norway
Finding a Mine Unexplored Since WWII
About a year ago we travelled to a remote valley in Norway, where we found two mines at the bottom of a steep mountain side. After doing some research we discovered that there is a path going all the way up to the top of the mountain, an impressive 715 […]
Railway Biking Along the Flekkefjord Line
As a child you were probably told not to ride your bike on the railway tracks. Ooops, here’s 34 km of just that…
Hiking Norway’s Longest Log Flume in Vennesla
A log flume stretching over 4 kilometres is well maintained and can be visited in Southern Norway. We obviously needed to check this out and brought along our hammocks and some chocolate to investigate
Entering a 7000 Year Old Glacier – Klimapark 2469
If someone told us that in the middle of a summer holiday we were going to go from shorts and t-shirts to down jackets and wool socks in less than half an hour we would probably just laugh at them. But that’s what happened when we drove from Lom to […]
2020 Travel Year
2020 is coming to an end and we look back at what we have done this year.
Flørli: The Longest Wooden Stairs In The World
10 hours in the mountains, stormy weather, 32 km to hike, 4444 steps up a staircase and more than 1200 meters of elevation. The day trip up the world’s longest wooden stairs became a rather unusual hike.
Hiking to the highest point in Norway – Galdhøpiggen
This summer we decided to summit the highest mountain in Norway, namely Galdhøpiggen. The weather, however, was not going to be on our side.
Fjord Cruise to the Pulpit Rock
After having hiked to the Pulpit Rock many times it was about time to have a look at it from a different perspective, trying out a fjord cruise to Lysefjorden.
Skomakernibbå – Western Norway’s Hidden Mountain Gem
These days the newspapers write almost daily about overcrowded outdoor destinations in a time where social distancing is more important than ever. Staying safe and getting some fresh air and exercise, one place should be on your radar: Skomakernibbå.
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We are two travel loving people enjoying new places and seeing more of the world. As full time employees we have limited spare time and therefore try to write about our trips, tips and experience with a focus on those who does not have the luxury of travelling anytime for any duration (spoiler alert: There’s no such thing as “no time for travel”, you just need to know how to make time!). Read more ...
