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Bygland Museum
Bygland Museum is an open-air museum with local farm buildings, the oldest ones dating back…
D/S Bjoren
Embark on a voyage with the old wood-fired steamship Bjoren from 1866. Every Sunday in June, July and August…
Angling in Bygland
Sale of fishing cards in Bygland. There are 18 fishing card arrangements covering more than 20 localities for…
El-bike rental
Enjoy beautiful Setesdal on one of our electric sharing bikes that you can borrow from the ShareBike app. In…
Revsnes hotell
Revsnes hotel is beautifully situated alongside the fjord Byglandsfjorden. It is a hotel with long traditions,…
Ose Turistheim
As early as 1887, the guesthouse Ose Turistheim was established by the married couple Aslaug og Såvi…
Neset Camping
Open all year! Neset Camping is a peaceful, 4-star campsite situated in beautiful surroundings on a headland…
Longerakhyttene
In beautiful surroundings by the lake of Byglandsfjorden you will find the Longerak cabins. Each cabin has a…
Longerak Hyttesenter og Camping
Just one hour's drive from Kristiansand! Idyllic family campsite by the lake of Byglandsfjorden, next to…
Støylen camping
Støylen Camping is located in beautiful surrounding by the lake Byglandsfjorden in Setesdal, not far…
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The first part of the trail follows an old timber track, which later gives way to a path. The area has a rich wildlife, and if you are lucky, you…
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The walk starts on an old timber track on the north side of the mountain. On the way to the summit at 460 m.a.s.l. you walk partly on forest path,…
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On the 8th of September 1941, four B17c bombers (Flying Fortress) took off from England on a raid against German ships in Oslo. One plane probably…
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Fånefjell – Bygland Starting point is the southern entrance of the Fånefjell tunnel on highway 9. From the parking you may follow…
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The walk starts from the parking place at Årdal Church, next to highway 9. Follow the road to Landeskogen. Opened in 1916, this was…
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The first part of the trail follows a fairly well-groomed road. It is rather steep, but rewards you with several places of nice view. This is followed…
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Tjovhola (the thief’s cave) – Bygland, 385 m.a.s.l. The trail starts from highway 9; 500 metres south of Neset Camping. Adequate…
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Turn off from highway 9 in the roundabout in Byglandsfjord and follow municipal road 305 across the bridge to Senum. At the next crossroads turn right…
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Getting to Setesdal and around
Setesdal stretches from Evje in the south to Hovden in the north, a total of 147 kilometres. The RV9, starting in Kristiansand, runs through the entire valley. Setesdal is also an ideal starting point for day trips in this part of Southern Norway.
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Winter in Setesdal
Thanks to its location and climate, the entire Setesdal Valley enjoys long and stable winters. From wide, open country to floodlit trails through the forest, you are guaranteed to find your own skiing paradise. If you prefer hitting the slopes, Hovden is the largest alpine centre in the region.
