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Walking/Camping in Norway

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  1. We are planning to go to Norway this year. We went on a cruise a couple of years ago and only saw a
    short length of south-west coastline now we want to see what is inland, away from the centres of
    population in the south.

    We are planning to do some walking but will take our car to get us about and we will be camping. Can
    anyone offer us some tips?

    Alex & Carol

    Alex.

  2. <Alex_Sh@w>

    Quoted message said:

    We are planning to do some walking but will take our car to get us about


    and we

    Quoted message said:

    will be camping. Can anyone offer us some tips?

    Look at nafcamp.comnafcamp.com for camping sites.

    Ideal when moving by car are the small cottages in the campings sites ('hytten'😉. (Take your own
    sheets with you.)

    And - the coast is the more impressive area - even by car.

    Greetings, Maija

  3. Look at www.turistforeningen.no (Oslo)

    and also at www.stavanger-turistforening.no ( a lokal branch in Stavanger, in the south-western part
    of Norway),

    they also have pages in English.

    The "turistforeningen" have more than 360 cabins across the country, mostly in the mountains. Many
    cabins are open all year for everyone (cheaper for members), many cabins have provision.

    The "turistforeningen" ( turist = tourist and foreningen = association).

    There "turisforeningen" have a small book keeping informations about all cabins, routes etc.

    I live in Stavanger and at this time of the year (winter) I often drive to the mountains for skiing
    , only about an hour to drive. There I can choose between many cabins, the nearest cabins lays about
    7 km from the road. At the cabins you often (always) meet a lot of nice people, you can really
    sosialize there.

    Leif Rune

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    <Alex_Sh@w>

    Quoted message said:

    We are planning to do some walking but will take our car to get us about


    and we

    Quoted message said:

    will be camping. Can anyone offer us some tips?

    Look at nafcamp.comnafcamp.com for camping sites.

    Ideal when moving by car are the small cottages in the campings sites ('hytten'😉. (Take your own
    sheets with you.)

    And - the coast is the more impressive area - even by car.

    Greetings, Maija

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