In the summer and fall, there are various activities in the mountains and by the lake in Norefjell. Hiking and biking through the panoramic landscape are very popular, and with a bit of luck, you might even spot a wild reindeer. Others may prefer a relaxing afternoon on the golf course or at the beach, soaking up the sun and enjoying the mild water temperatures.
Krøderen fjord
Traveling to and around the Norefjell region is easy and convenient.
Discover the Krøderbanen, Norway’s longest heritage railway, explore the local architecture and art museums, or get up close with exotic animals at Bjørneparken wildlife park.
Villa Fridheim
Norefjell offers something for everyone, even in bad weather. If the outdoors is less inviting, there are still plenty of activities to enjoy. Many accommodations in the region offer wellness facilities such as saunas, pools, and spas, perfect for relaxation.
Additionally, there are cultural and historical attractions nearby, such as museums and local artisan shops. Whether you prefer to stay active or unwind, Norefjell provides plenty of options to make your stay unforgettable, even in less favorable weather.
Summer impression
