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SCENIC HIDDEN FOREST HIKE
WITH LOCAL GUIDE & HER DOG
PRIVATE TOUR

Join a unique and authentic nature experience just outside Oslo! As your local guide, I’ll take you off the beaten path to explore hidden trails and peaceful spots in my own local forest. Together with my friendly dog, we’ll hike through beautiful Norwegian nature, reaching a stunning viewpoint before descending to a serene lake.​ Our adventure begins with a short walk from the train station to the forest’s edge. From there, we start uphill to a scenic viewpoint. After enjoying the breathtaking views, we descend to a quiet lake for a peaceful break. Following the break, we continue uphill again before exiting the forest near another train station, where you’ll catch a direct ride back to Oslo. This loop trail offers a variety of landscapes and a glimpse into local life just outside the city. ​

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HIGHLIGHTS

Mini group for a personal experience

Authentic nature adventure

Only 20 minutes from Oslo

6 km scenic forest trail

Local guide & her dog

Pure nature and peace

Breathtaking views

No crowds

Would you like to book a private Hike or create a
customized hike tailored to your preferences?
Send us an inquiry with your preferences,
and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours!
FAQ

How difficult is the hike?

This is an easy hike by Norwegian standards but includes some uneven terrain and a few hills. It’s 6 km (3.7 miles) long, with an elevation gain of 153 meters (502 ft). If you are comfortable walking for a couple of hours, you should be fine. We take breaks along the way.

 

What should I wear and bring?

Footwear: Comfortable hiking shoes or sneakers. No sandals or flip-flops.

Clothing: Dress in layers according to the weather.

Other: Bring a bottle of water. Swim suit & towel if you would like to swim in the lake.


Are there toilets along the trail?

There are no toilets along the trail, but there is one toalet at the meeting point (closed on Sundays).


What wildlife might we see?

The forest is home to deer, moose, badgers, martens, squirrels, hares, snakes, butterflies, and birds. Wildlife is usually shy and avoids humans, so encounters are rare but possible.

How do I get to the meeting point?

We meet at Kolbotn train station just 20 minutes from Oslo Central Station.

The train is called "L2 Ski". The meeting point is easy to find, and I will be there to greet you.


What if I’m allergic or afraid of dogs?

Nero is a friendly happy-go-lucky dog, but please let me know in advance. If you have severe allergies or a strong fear of dogs, this may not be the best tour for you.

 

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