What to do and see in Vradal, Eastern Norway: The Best Things to do

WALK OF MEDIUM DIFFICULTY with beautiful panoramic views of Vradal and the lakes Nisser and Vravatn. This makes a lovely walk, whether you choose to go the whole way or only part of it. After you get past Stemnetten, there are 360- degree views the whole way. The ground is mainly rock, but there are some damp stretches. Wear good footwear and a windbreaker! YOU CAN START at Vradal ski centre and head up to Tverrfjellet, either by cable car or on foot. You can also start at Stemnetten. Take the road with the toll barrier (there is a box where you can pay) to the top of the hill. The path, shown in red on the map, starts there, and heads past Luktarhola, Sveigefjell, Brennstoylnuten and Haegefjellskardet, and on up to the top of Mount Haegefjell. From Haegefjell you return by the same path. It is also possible to continue down to Nissedal and Fjone.

The Tourist information is situated in the centre of Vradal. You may also hire a boat, canoe or kayak here.

Vradal Skisenter boasts a chairlift and in addition 4 lifts. 15 km slopes. Separate downhill slope. Skiing school, ski shop, hire of skis, and snowboards, snowboard park, 2 resturants, and lots of new cabins and apartments are beeing built at the moment! Vradal features Telemark's biggest snow cannon facilities!

M/S Fram offers sightseeing on the lakes Nisser in Vrådal. The two lake offers narrow straits, beaches and locks. On board you can enjoy the famous waffles as well as icecream, chocolate, soft drinks, beer and wine.M/S Fram sails scheduled tours from May to October and max capacity is 90 persons. She was built in 1909 for the purpose of tugging timber on the Nisser and Vråvatn lakes. In 1986 she was rebuilt into the passenger boat she is today.