6 August 2026
Oslo to Gjøvik by Gravel Bike — and the Train Home
Ride 150 km of mostly gravel north through Nordmarka, Hadeland and Totenåsen to Lake Mjøsa — then let the Gjøvik line carry you home in two hours.
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Practical local knowledge from the guides who ride these routes every day
6 August 2026
Ride 150 km of mostly gravel north through Nordmarka, Hadeland and Totenåsen to Lake Mjøsa — then let the Gjøvik line carry you home in two hours.
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23 July 2026
Norway's two most celebrated cycle routes linked into one 383 km gravel journey, from mountain pastures to the Aurlandsfjord. Train out, ride for a week, come home on the Bergen line.
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15 July 2026
Two days, 80 km of forest gravel, and a night in a cabin on a lake. It starts at a tram stop 25 minutes from the city centre and needs no car at all.
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9 July 2026
Take tram line 11 to the end of the line at Kjelsås and you're minutes from Maridalen and the Nordmarka forest — no car, no city navigation. The easiest way into Oslo's wilderness.
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25 June 2026
Yes — but the visitors who love Oslo are the ones who go beyond the sights. An honest local take on what the city does brilliantly, what's overrated, and the side most people never find.
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23 June 2026
One day in Oslo is enough to see the highlights — if you don't waste it on logistics. A local's hour-by-hour plan for the Opera House, harbour, palace and Vigeland Park.
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17 June 2026
Sognsvann is 20 minutes from central Oslo on metro line 5 — and it's the gateway to the Nordmarka forest. Here's exactly how to get there and what to do when you arrive.
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What to rent, where to pick up, and the best routes into the Nordmarka forest. A practical guide to gravel bike rental in Oslo.
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6 June 2026
The main sights are fine. But the Nordmarka forest — fifteen minutes north, almost no tourists — is what Oslo actually looks like when it's not performing for visitors.
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20 May 2026
What to order, where to go, what to expect and how much to pay — a practical guide for first-time visitors to Oslo's specialty coffee scene.
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14 May 2026
Tim Wendelboe, Supreme Roastworks, Fuglen and Java — the four shops worth going out of your way for, and how to connect them on a 10-kilometre morning ride.
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6 May 2026
The roasters, the culture and the numbers behind Oslo's international coffee reputation — from Tim Wendelboe's 2004 World Barista Championship win to 80+ specialty operations today.
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14 April 2026
Four hundred square kilometres of pine, birch and forest lakes start fifteen minutes north of central Oslo. Most tourists leave the city without knowing it exists.
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24 March 2026
From the waterfront to the Nordmarka forest — every route worth riding in Oslo and what you will find along the way.
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17 February 2026
How to make the most of a day in Oslo when you are embarking or disembarking — what to see, where to store luggage, and one thing most cruise passengers never find.
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22 September 2025
An honest local breakdown by traveller type — one day, two, three or more — and what each looks like in practice.
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12 August 2025
Museums, beaches, fjord views and the royal grounds — all on a forested headland a 20-minute bike ride from central Oslo.
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8 July 2025
How to get there, when to go, what not to miss — and how to slot it into a full Oslo day rather than a there-and-back detour.
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15 June 2025
Oslo's centre is largely car-free, the infrastructure is real, and the forest is half an hour away. Here's the full, honest picture on hills, weather, safety and routes.
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