How to get from Oslo or Airports (Gardermoen OSL, Torp TRF) to Norefjell?

 

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Norefjell Resort is located in the heart of Eastern Norway. This is the oldest ski resort of the country of fjords, the legendary place where the 1952 Winter Olympics, triumphant for Norway, took place. Those Olympics served as a powerful impetus for the development of winter tourism both in Norway and in its neighboring countries, namely in Denmark and Sweden. This is exactly what Scandinavia is now famous for concerning tourism industry.
Norefjell offers all possible kinds of exciting winter entertainments: downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding. In the central part of the resort, in winter, a park for stunt skis and snowboards is set up. Those tourists who love entertainment more than sports will appreciate skiing on four-meter skis designed for five skiers, snowmobiling, dog sledding or horse-drawn sledges. In addition to those activities that are directly related to snow, in Norefjell you can go rock climbing, numerous hotels offer swimming pools, fitness and spa centers, saunas.

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People come here not only in winter, but also in summer. Near the city of Noresund, which is located at the foot of Norefel, just three kilometers from it, the famous old oak grows, sung in the verses of many Norwegian poets. Many come to him to ask him to share his life force. In summer, on the territory of the resort, you can take part in hunting for wild boars and waterfowl, ride horses, and get acquainted with the life of a bird farm.

How To Get from Oslo Airport Gardermoen or Torp to Norefjell?

One can get to Norefjell from almost any local city, town or village in a couple of hours by car. However, it is natural that tourists from foreign countries get to Norefjell mainly from Oslo, near which the main international airports of Norway are located.

It is far from always that tourists planning to spend vacations at the Nurefjell resort go there immediately after arriving in Norway. Many are interested in getting to know the life of the Norwegian capital, seeing its sights, visiting theatrical performances, concerts or exhibitions, just wandering the streets of this glorious old city and relaxing before throwing themselves into an active ski vacation.

3 ways

When the logical question arises, how to get from Oslo to Norefjell, there are several answers do this. Despite the long distance between cities, getting from the airport to Norefjell is not as difficult as it seems.
How to get from Oslo to Norefjell

Bus from Oslo to Norefjell

There is a direct shuttle bus from Oslo to Norefjell that takes about two hours. This option is not very convenient for travelers with large luggage, and also because it may be inconvenient for the traveler to get to the stop of this bus.

 

THE TRAIN TO NOREFJELL takes about the same time, but it makes a big detour. Again, few people are happy with the crowd at the station, and the client needs to somehow get from the arrival station to the hotel in Norefjell.

 


 

THE CHEAPEST WAY to get from Oslo to Norefjell is to use the bus via Hønefoss. However, one cannot do without a significant inconvenience: the journey takes almost 3.5 hours, and the bus runs only twice a day. This option is usually chosen by budget-constrained student friend companies.

 


 

THE EASIEST AND MOST CONVENIENT WAY is to book a personal transfer by car in order to get from Oslo to Norefjell. This is the service our company offers. It’s more than a taxi service, it’s personal attention, new unmarked premium Mercedes-Benz vehicles, courteous alert drivers in black uniforms, luggage assistance, umbrellas and drinking water in all cars. It doesn’t matter from where you decide to travel to Norefjell in Oslo – from a hotel, a private house, an apartment, a cafe – we will pick you up from your doorstep and deliver you to the doorstep of the hotel you have chosen for your stay in Norefjell.

Electric taxi from Oslo to Norefjell

Taxi from Oslo or airports Gardermoen / Torp to norefjell

Our drivers speak English in addition to Norwegian, many also speak Swedish or German, which allows us to eliminate the language barrier during the trip. It is also worth noting that we are following all safety measures related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our drivers are required to wear masks, and cars are disinfected after each client. The safety of our customers is our top priority.

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