What to do and see in Oystre Slidre Municipality, Eastern Norway: The Best Outdoor Activities

December 8, 2021 Sachiko Swiger

Discover the best top things to do in Oystre Slidre Municipality, Norway including Beito Aktiv & Skiskole, Myhre Gard, Bitihorn, M/B Bitihorn Day Tour, Beitostolen Ski Center, Beito Klatrepark, Elvevandring, Fjellklatring Pa Heklefjell, Airboard, Snowrafting.
Restaurants in Oystre Slidre Municipality

1. Beito Aktiv & Skiskole

Excellent
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5.0 based on 98 reviews

Beito Aktiv & Skiskole

We are an outdoor activity company in Valdres. During summer we offer a vide range of activities. Private groups, families, couple or solo travellers can find their new adventure with us. Availability for activities in and around Beitostølen, climbing park, river rafting, guided hikes, river walk, airbording, snowmobile and ski school. Education of snowsport instructors during the winter season. Snowboard, Alpine, Nordic skiing and telemark courses are running every year, with qualified ISIA instructors. We are accepting bookings in all our advertised activities, both for individuals and groups. Infection control measures and routines are implemented to ensure that safety is maintained. We welcome you to an active holiday in Beitostølen!

2. Myhre Gard

Nordheimvegen 12, Skammestein 2950 Norway +47 915 20 232 [email protected] http://www.myhregard.com/
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4.5 based on 18 reviews

Myhre Gard

Myhre Gard is a traditional farm, located approx 25 min from Fagernes and 5 min from Beitostolen Myhre Gard offers horseback riding in a fantastic scenery for both children and adults. THe also have riding lessons in different categories and can arrange tours and activities for groups and companies. At the farm, there ale also other animals that you can pet such as sheep/lamb, rabbits and cats. Open all year - Please call us in advance.

Reviewed By guidemetothemoon

If you want to spend time outside, in the nature and with animals, have fun and at the same time get to know better Norwegian culture and how Norwegian farmers live - that's a place to choose! Me and my husband had a great weekend at this place: we paprticipated in daily routines like, for example, feeding animals; we have been on a dog sledging tour, had an evening tour with snowshoes and headlights deep into the winter forest; we learned a lot about horses, how to take care of them and prepare them for the tour/ride and we have had a magical horse ride tour to the woods with fireplace and home-made food and coffee. This was the first time for me riding a horse and I will remember it for the rest of my life. Family that owns the farm are wonderful, helpful and hoispitable people. Grete and Vemund made us feel very welcome there and it was always possible to get in touch with them if we needed something. We enjoyed every minute at this place and will gladly recommend it to our friends and family! And we will definitely come back there again! So if you are visiting Norway, I would definitely recommend you to experience Myhre Gaard. It's only a 3-hour drive by car from Oslo and there are also great public transportation possibilities available.

3. Bitihorn

Samecamp/Lapcamp/Samelager, Beitostolen 2953 Norway +47 61 35 94 10 [email protected] http://www.beitostolen.com/bitihorn-7387.page
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4.5 based on 33 reviews

Bitihorn

Moderately demanding walking (no climbing or scrambling) ascent. Highly rewarding view from the summit towards Jotunheimen and Valdres. Length: approx. 4 km one way Duration: approx. 2 hrs up Altitude difference: ca. 550 meters Suitable for children: from 6-7 yrs. Follow road 51 North from Beitostolen in the direction of Bygdin. After approx. 10 km, you will see a parking lot on the left side of the road, opposite the Lappish Camp. From there, follow the T-marked path for about 1 km. After passing through a reindeer fence, the route up to the summit of Bitihorn turns left and uphill. (The T-marked path continues straight ahead to Yksendalsbu). The route to Bitihorn is clearly marked and not very challenging. However, it does get a little steeper near the top. Enjoy the panoramic view towards Bygdin, Jotunheimen, and most of the northern region of Valdres. Markings Cairnes and red markings on stones. Equipment Standard clothing for high mountain walks: Solid hiking boots, wind- and waterproof outer layer, warm sweater, hat, mittens, daypack. No special equipment required.

4. M/B Bitihorn Day Tour

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4.5 based on 5 reviews

M/B Bitihorn Day Tour

M/B Bitihorn is a passenger boat from 1912 on the Bygdin lake in Vang in Valdres and Jotunheimen. The boat is registered for 98 passengers and runs from Bygdin to Eidsbugarden with a middle stop at Torfinnsbu. The season starts in late June and ends in the middle of September. Take a round trip on M/B Bitihorn to explore some of the beautiful sights in Jotunheimen or as a transport to for example Torfinnsbu to start one of many great hikes in Jotunheimen National Park.

5. Beitostolen Ski Center

Postboks 63, Beitostolen 2953 Norway +47 61 35 10 00 [email protected] http://vinter.beitostolen.com/
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4.0 based on 36 reviews

Beitostolen Ski Center

The Beitostolen Ski Center is situated in the village center of Beitostolen. The center has easy access to 9 lifts and 12 runs, with slopes for beginners as well as the more advanced skiers. Separate childrens area. Cross-country as well as downhill ski rental is available.

Reviewed By 695clarec

Beautiful Beitostølen - slopes are perfect for children, families and beginners. Ski school is FANTASTIC - friendly and brilliant instructors. Might not suit advanced skiers but perfect for a family ski trip

6. Beito Klatrepark

Beito Klatrepark

Beito High Ropes Course is located in scenic surroundings in the Beito forest. There are three different trails marked green, red and black. The black trail is the most challenging of the three trails. During both summer and autumn our High Ropes Course is open for individuals, friends and families. 350 Kr,- / Adult. 250 Kr,- / Child (10-16 years +130cm). 150 Kr,- / Child -Mini-klatrepark (105-140cm, max 30kg)

7. Elvevandring

Beitovegen Et Kort Stykke Unna Sentrum Finner Dere Raudalen Og Gipa,, Beitostolen 2954 Norway +47 924 84 564 [email protected] http://www.beitoaktiv.com/juvvandring
Elvevandring

8. Fjellklatring Pa Heklefjell

Fjellklatring Pa Heklefjell

Beitostølen Aktiv has a climbing area at Heklefjell mountain that can be found about 5 minutes by car from the center of Beitostølen. On Heklefjell there are routes suitable both for beginners and for the more experienced climber. At the start of the activity, your guide will give a safety briefing and instruction on how to climb in a safe and secure way. There will be the opportunity for you to eat your lunch during the trip.

9. Airboard

Airboard

Airboarding is the perfect activity for those who like speed and excitment! An airboard is an air-filled sledge with fixed handles. You lie on your stomach and use your body weight to steer and control the speed. Your guide will give you instructions on how to control the airboards as well as drive you up the slope each turn using snow scooters and sledges. From 10 years an upwards. We recommend wearing winter outdoor clothes and snow boots. Get the most out of your airboarding experience with a private session. We offer private airboarding sessions every day throughout the winter season. Great for solo travellers, families, and small groups of up to 6 people.

10. Snowrafting

Snowrafting

Rafting is a popular summer activity, and now you can raft in winter also! This however, is rafting with a twist. Substituting a river for a banked snow channel, this is the perfect activity for all you adrenaline sport enthusiasts. Snow rafting is a fun activity for all the family, both big and small (from 7 years). The thrill of jumping into the rafting boat and heading down the snowy slopes, has put a big smile on all the hundreds of participants who have taken the trip on our Snowrafting course. After completing several trips in the raft, guests will be able to relax around the fire in the tee-pee with a hot drink. All participants can borrow a helmet from us, or you can bring your own. Remember to wear clothes according to the weather conditions (i.e. clothes you would wear for skiing or snowboarding). Hat and gloves are a "must". Ski boots are not allowed to be worn, rather, we recommend wearing winter boots or snowboarding boots.

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