"Sjølyst" is situated by the lake "Næra" in the area "Åsmarka", approx. 16 km from "Lillehammer". Distance to the lake and the private bathing place, is only 20 metres. Angling is possible both in summer- and wintertime. Calm and childfriendly surroundings. The cabin has a living room with a kitchenette and dining table. Bathroom with shower and toilet. Sleeping accommodations for 5 persons in 2 bedrooms, of which one room has a double bed. The cabins "Festly", "Nærglimt" and "Hagali" are located nearby. |
The centre of Lillehammer - with its award-winning pedestrian street Storgata at its hub - is famous around the world. Charming and historically important buildings serve as the backdrop for a modern and bustling shopping environment with a number of specialist shops and an excellent range of products to choose from. A number of art galleries and museums are within walking distance, so that you can easily combine cultural, nature and art experiences with a shopping trip to this area.
Ski Norway & Lillehammer- Endless opportunities to experience nature:
The Lillehammer region is famous for the spectacular local ski terrain and the many local winter sports activities. Close proximity to Northern Europe's best cross-country mountains at Nordseter/Sjusjøen, with 350 km of ski trails and the short distance to the Hafjell Alpine Centre, makes the region and exciting and all-round ski travel destination.
Sjusjøen, Nordseter and Øyerfjell offer approx 350 km of dual-track cross-country trails in relatively easy forest and mountain terrain, and are connected to the network of trails in Lillehammer and Hafjell and with the Olympic tracks at the Birkebeiner Ski Stadium as well.
Lillehammer Olympic Bobsleigh and Luge track:
Bobrafting and Taxibob. Ride a genuine bobsleigh down an icy track during the winter season at the Lillehammer Olympic Bobsleigh and Luge Track at Hunderfossen.
Norwegian Olympic Museum:
Only a 15-minute walk from downtown and you are at the Olympic Park - here we recommend that you visit the Norwegian Olympic Museum in Håkon Hall and experience Summer and Winter Olympic history from Antiquity and up today, all via modern presentation techniques.The historical exhibitions reflect the societies the sports were a part of, also covering major events that have influenced the development of the Olympic Games. Information available in Norwegian, English, German and French. |
