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NORWAY - In Your Pocket 2 | 3 BE INSPIRED BY NORWAY TO HAVE AN ACTIVE HOLIDAY Walking from cabin to cabin in the mountains or going on a glacier walk is perhaps the best way to explore Norway. If you like cycling, there are lots of great routes to choose from, whether you prefer flat terrain or more challenging routes. There are lots of package trips including food and accommodation to choose from. There are also plenty of options for people who enjoy fishing. Try your hand at deepsea fishing, salmon fishing or freshwater fishing and you will have a good chance of landing a big fish. On a safari, you can see wild animals and birds at close range, including musk oxen, moose, eagles, whales and king crabs. Or how about a challenge like rafting down rapids, climbing or snowkiting? There are many customised trips to choose from in Norway – on foot, by bike, boat or car. They enable you to get the most out of your holiday. In winter, Norway has a wide range of alpine ski centres, both for beginners and more experienced skiers. Naturally, there are also opportunities for cross-country skiing trips on prepared, marked tracks. Winter is also the season for killer whale safaris, ice- climbing, dog sledding and reindeer sledding. See exciting and recommended destinations on page 32 - 72 GO NORTH © CH / WWW.VISITNORWAY.COM CONTENT Get to know Norway 4 Getting around 6 Where to stay 16 Activities in Norway 22 Food and drink 30 Southern Norway 35 Fjord Norway 38 Eastern Norway 52 Central Norway 64 Northern Norway 66 Norway A-Z 74 Norway on a Budget 86 Around Norway 90 Map Inside back cover GET TO KNOW NORWAY 4 | 5 © NANCY BUNDT / INNOVATION NORWAY LIFE IN NORWAY FOOD – A FRESH TASTE OF Norway is a modern country NORWAY that takes pride in its history, Awe-inspiring, unspoilt nature and in rural areas traditions are forms the perfect basis for nat- still very much alive. Life in the ural animal husbandry, and capital of Oslo, in the Hanseatic Norwegians know how to city of Bergen or in a small, exploit these resources. Enjoy northern coastal town can freshly caught cod from seem like completely separate Lofoten, tender reindeer meet worlds. You can visit them all in from Finnmark or juicy, sweet a matter of days – a good way cherries from Hardanger – all to gain a deeper understanding with the fresh and slightly dif- of Norway and the Norwegians. ferent taste of Norway. History, culture and lifestyle, Norwegian cuisine has also design and culinary traditions become well known interna- make life more interesting and tionally. The success is based complement the spectacular on products that thrive in pure scenery around the country. waters and fresh, clean air: Charge your batteries at a fish, shellfish and game, fruit, relaxed pace with friendly peo- fungi and numerous tasty dairy ple. If you have the opportunity, products. Even traditional spe- don’t miss Norway’s National cialities such as cured meats, Day, May 17. It is an impressive sour cream porridge and waf- and colorful display of joy and fles with goat cheese tantalise solidarity, with flags furling and the palate. Treat yourself to a Norwegians of all ages parad- taste of Norway! ing in their national costumes. A great many Norwegians still prefer to live in and in tune with nature. Better watch out; it could happen to you. © TERJE RAKKE / © MARTE KOPPERUD / IN NORDIC LIFE AS / FJORD NORWAY MAY 17 IN OSLO © GUNNAR STRØM / VISITOSLO A WORLD OF COLOUR AND long periods was ruled by both MUSIC Denmark and Sweden, the Easily accessible fjords and country had its own constitu- mountains are a natural source tion, as early as 1814, and in of inspiration for music, art and 1905 it once again became an the theatre. Ibsen, Hamsun and independent kingdom. The Munch are amongst those who Vikings built the long boats and have enthralled the world with plundered Europe as traders their depictions of people and and warriors. Travels started nature in this long country, and towards the end of the 9th cen- who hasn’t envisaged the tury and reached as far as mountains in Grieg’s music? Greenland to the west and to Cultural life is still thriving, and the Caspian Sea to the east. a number of new talents have Traces of the Vikings’ first seat succeeded internationally. Visit of power may be found at one of the numerous music Avaldsnes in Haugesund where festivals, outdoor performances this period is inspiringly docu- with the beautiful scenery as a mented. History made many backdrop. Or experience marks with e.g. the 6000 year- Norwegian and inter-national old rock carvings in Alta, now art in famous museums and on UNESCO’s world heritage small galleries. list. The country’s 28 remaining stave churches. These are com- HISTORY – IN THE FOOTSTEPS pletely unique to Norway. OF THE VIKINGS Church and coronation history The earliest indications of was written in Nidaros-domen human settlement in Norway Cathedral in Trondheim, the go back to 9000 B.C., but the largest religious structure in country was only united as a northern Europe. kingdom around 900 A.D. Despite the fact that Norway for GETTING AROUND 6 | 7 THE GEIRANGERFJORD © FRED JONNY HAMMERØ / MØRE & ROMSDAL FYLKE ORGANIZED ROUND TRIPS Minipris costs from NOK 249 to Contact your local travel agency 499 for one way - unlimited or book round trips directly in distance. In order to access the Norway from Fjord Tours. free wireless internet access that Tel.: +47 815 68 222 is found on board most trains, www.fjordtours.com you must register on www.nsb.no TRAIN TRAVEL For more information visit One of the most relaxing ways of www.nsb.no seeing the wild Norwegian www.interrail.eu countryside is by train. www.eurail.com Norwegian State Railways (NSB) covers the entire country as far NSB customer hotline: north as Bodø. The Bergen Tel.: +47 815 00 888 (dial 4 for an Railway is an experience in a English speaking operator). class of its own, crossing “the For information about combined roof of Norway” between Oslo train/bus/boat packages, see and Bergen in a rail link between www.fjordtours.com east and west through beautiful and varied landscape. Most of TRY THE FLÅM RAILWAY the long distance train lines are One of the most beautiful railway scenic, including the Rauma Line lines in the world - an incredible between Dombås and Åndalsnes, train journey from the mountain which presents the tallest rock station at Myrdal on the Bergen face in Europe, Trollveggen. The Railway, down to Flåm station Nordland Railway between nestled in the innermost corner Trondheim and Bodø is one of of the Aurlandfjord. the few railways in the world that www.visitflam.com crosses the Arctic Circle. For low-cost travel, book Minipris (miniprice) at www.nsb.no! Europe’s most spectacular Train Journeys Discover Norway by train for an unforgettable holiday experience. Norway has many scenic railways, of which the four most spectacu- lar are the Rauma, Bergen, Nordland and Dovre Railways. From your window you will see mighty mountain ranges, river valleys, water- ords. You will travel through authentic and charming rural communities. From the variation in altitude, in a single trip you might experience both snow and glaciers and the green fi elds of summer. The trains in Norway are comfortable as well as environ- mentally friendly. Just take your seat, relax and enjoy the scenery. The www.nsb.no/travel_inspiration site contains infomercials presenting the routes and the unique travel experiences that await you. Welcome on board! For more information and bookings: www.nsb.no www.scandinavianrail.com www.interrail.eu The Nordland Railway - The train to the midnight sun The Dovre Railway - The trail of the trolls The Rauma Railway - The most beautiful train journey The Bergen railway - 8 | 9 HURTIGRUTEN, DOCKING IN BODO © ANDREA GIUBELLI / WWW.VISITNORWAY.COM BUS TRAVEL For information on transportation Where the rail network stops, the from and to the airport, see bus goes further. You can get to www.avinor.no practically any little village you www.flybussen.no want to by bus. Usually it is not www.flytoget.no necessary to book in advance. (Oslo/Drammen area only) NOR-WAY Bussekspress operates south of Trondheim: FERRIES AND BOATS NOR-WAY Bussekspress Ferries and express boats Tel.: +47 815 44 444 operate from early morning until www.nor-way.no late at night. Ask at the local tourist offices for schedules. AIR TRAVEL In the summer season, sight- Considering its size, Norway is seeing boats offer several exceptionally well served by its departures per day from Oslo domestic airlines. There are and Bergen, and also from other about fifty airports and airfields, cities along the coast. making even the far north seem a quick jaunt away. The domestic HURTIGRUTEN airlines are SAS, Norwegian, Hurtigruten’s coastal steamers Widerøe and Danish Air Transport. sail up the coast of Norway, all Prices are generally low provided the way from Bergen right up you book well in advance. beyond the Arctic Circle to SAS- Scandinavian Airlines Kirkenes. The ships are regular System service vessels built to carry www.flysas.com freight, mail and passengers Norwegian along the 2,500 nautical miles of www.norwegian.com coastline. Calling at 34 ports en Widerøe route, it takes 11 days if you do www.wideroe.no the entire round trip. Mini Danish Air Transport Voyages, half round trips and www.flydot.no port-to-port sailings are DENMARK - NORWAY Bergen New! Langesund Stavanger Kristiansand Hirtshals Sail with Fjord Line to the fabled fjords of Norway! Starting May 29 2013, you can travel with MS Stavangerfjord from Hirtshals to Stavanger & Bergen.
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  • Fiskeundersøkelser I Storflya, Øvre Namsen, 2016

    Fiskeundersøkelser I Storflya, Øvre Namsen, 2016

    44 Fiskeundersøkelser i Storflya, Øvre Namsen, 2016 Tor G. Heggberget, Oskar Pettersen, Odd Terje Sandlund NINAs publikasjoner NINA Rapport Dette er en elektronisk serie fra 2005 som erstatter de tidligere seriene NINA Fagrapport, NINA Oppdragsmelding og NINA Project Report. Normalt er dette NINAs rapportering til oppdragsgiver etter gjennomført forsknings-, overvåkings- eller utredningsarbeid. I tillegg vil serien favne mye av instituttets øvrige rapportering, for eksempel fra seminarer og konferanser, resultater av eget forsk- nings- og utredningsarbeid og litteraturstudier. NINA Rapport kan også utgis på annet språk når det er hensiktsmessig. NINA Kortrapport Dette er en enklere og ofte kortere rapportform til oppdragsgiver, gjerne for prosjekt med mindre arbeidsomfang enn det som ligger til grunn for NINA Rapport. Det er ikke krav om sammendrag på engelsk. Rapportserien kan også benyttes til framdriftsrapporter eller foreløpige meldinger til opp- dragsgiver. NINA Temahefte Som navnet angir behandler temaheftene spesielle emner. Heftene utarbeides etter behov og se- rien favner svært vidt; fra systematiske bestemmelsesnøkler til informasjon om viktige problemstil- linger i samfunnet. NINA Temahefte gis vanligvis en populærvitenskapelig form med mer vekt på illustrasjoner enn NINA Rapport. NINA Fakta Faktaarkene har som mål å gjøre NINAs forskningsresultater raskt og enkelt tilgjengelig for et større publikum. De sendes til presse, ideelle organisasjoner, naturforvaltningen på ulike nivå, politikere og andre spesielt interesserte. Faktaarkene gir en kort framstilling av noen av våre viktigste forsk- ningstema. Annen publisering I tillegg til rapporteringen i NINAs egne serier publiserer instituttets ansatte en stor del av sine viten- skapelige resultater i internasjonale journaler, populærfaglige bøker og tidsskrifter. Fiskeundersøkelser i Storflya, Øvre Namsen, 2016 Tor G.
  • Norway Norway Is Considered the Most Scenic Country in Scandinavia and Offers a Wide Range of Land- Scapes

    Norway Norway Is Considered the Most Scenic Country in Scandinavia and Offers a Wide Range of Land- Scapes

    Crossing Longfjell Bridge over Eidfjord Norway Norway is considered the most scenic country in Scandinavia and offers a wide range of land- scapes. Mighty glaciers created over millions of years numerous deep fjords and bays, so water will be our constant companion on the tour. More than ten times we are crossing by ferry one of the picturesque fjords and pass hundreds of water- falls and raging rivers. Again and again it goes from sea level up to the fells, as the plateaus of Norway are called. Dense forests are also on the program as one or the other island and skerry along the coast. Dozens of tunnels are carved in the rock, including the Laerdalstunnelen, with nearly 25 km the world’s longest road tunnel. With the Holmenkollen we visit the Mecca of the Nordic winter sports and cross Telemark, in this county the skiing was invented over 150 years ago. At Norway’s most famous waterfall Vor- ingsfossen we spend a night, over 180 meters the water plunges into the depths. And the Gei- rangerfjord and Norway’s best known mountain road Trollstigvegen are other musts on the tour before we are back in Oslo. Norways most famous road Trollstig View of Trollstig Stavechurch of Heddal Reindeers Olympic Hall Vikingskipet in Hamar Church at Eidsdal 1. Day: 6. Day: Arrival to Oslo Hoyanger – Vadheim – Forde – Klakegg – Visits of historical centre Byrkjelo – Stryn - Geiranger 2. Day: 7. Day: Oslo – Drammen – Hokksund – Geiranger – Eidsdal – Sylte - Trollstegen Notodden – Dalen – Hovden Andalsnes – Vestnes – Molde 3. Day: 8. Day: Hovden – Edland – Rodal – Odda – Molde – Andalsnes – Dovre – Otta – Vinstra Lofthus – Eidfjörd - Fossli Gyntvegen – Tretten – Lillehammer 4.