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    Day 1

    63 mi

    Fantastic Views of the Norefjell Mountain Range

    Get your cameras ready for a scenic route through the Buskerud region on day one. You'll take in beautiful views over Drammen and the beautiful Klopptjern Lake to start your journey. After a quick stop for some Norwegian waffles, you'll be on your way to the Cobalt mines to walk in the footsteps of the former coal miners. Don't forget to stop by the statue of "The King of Biathlon" before jumping into Kroderen Lake.
    Drammen Spiral

    Drammen Spiral

    Driving through this helix of a tunnel is an adventure in itself. You'll travel through six different spirals with a total distance of 1,650 metres before you come out up on the Skansen Ridge summit. Grab a coffee for the road and enjoy the stunning views over Drammen.
    0.7 mi
    5 min
    Klopptjern Lake

    Klopptjern Lake

    The Norwegian word "tjern" is used to describe a body of water that's a bit smaller than a lake, but larger than a pond. The waters of Klopptjern are filled with perch and trout, but as it's now a water reserve, fishing is not allowed. Go for an easy walk through the forest and feel the cool breeze as you skim the water's edge.
    12.3 mi
    30 min
    Bjørgs Café

    Bjørgs Café

    Stop for lunch at this little roadside cafe. Specialising in simple, homecooked food, you'll find everything from Norwegian waffles with lingonberry jam to cured meats and smoked salmon.
    11.6 mi
    25 min
    Blaafarveværket and Cobalt mines

    Blaafarveværket and Cobalt mines

    Cobalt ore was first discovered in the Cobalt Mines in 1772. The mines stretch over the Skuterud Ridge for 3 kilometres and the area has now been turned into a cultural playground for the whole family to enjoy. Follow in the footsteps of the early miners as you march through mining trails and visit the on-site museum. Don't forget to check out the trolls and elves at the Kittelsen Museum, which features the work of fairytale artist Theodor Kittelsen.
    Blaafarveværket operates from 11 am - 5 pm, Tuesday-Sunday during the summer season (May-September), except for public holidays. Some areas are also open during the autumn and winter.
    2.3 mi
    5 min
    Ole Einar Bjørndalen Standplass

    Ole Einar Bjørndalen Standplass

    Care for a rest stop with a side of Norwegian sporting history? This statue honours "The King of Biathlon" Ole Einars Bjorndalen, who was born in Drammen and collected 13 Olympic medals over his storied career. Restrooms are also available at this stop.
    25 mi
    40 min
    Krøderen Kro & Motell

    Krøderen Kro & Motell

    The café of this family-owned motel is a popular stop due to its enviable location right by the Krøderen lake. Simply enjoy the panoramic views or go for a dip in the cool waters. Dry off as you enjoy some pastries and a cup of tea.
    11.4 mi
    25 min

    The four-star Norefjell Ski & Spa hotel is the perfect retreat for the entire family. You'll arrive just in time for dinner at the swish Restaurant 815 where you'll find baked beetroot tartar, beef tenderloin, and creme brulee on the menu. Both kids and adults will be spoilt for choice with horse riding, a luxury spa, a pool and multiple hiking trails.
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