Best View of the Oslofjord Winter Edition

Our trip starts outside Oslo Visitor Centre located at the bustling Jernbanetorget. From there, we’ll board the Frognerseteren metro line, enjoying a scenic ride through the stunning winter landscape, with panoramic views unfolding as we leave the city behind.

When we reach the Frognerseteren station, we will be greeted by our first panoramic view of the city and fjord. If you think this view is great, just wait until we get to our destination - the summit of Vettakollen mountain, from where you’ll look down over Oslo and the vast Oslofjord, an awe-inspiring sight that will take your breath away.

Our hike will wind through the serene winter forest and past small frozen ponds that are inhabited by the mystical creature named Huldra. Our first stop is a charming small Norwegian cabin called Fuglemyrhytta - a perfect spot to pause, relax and take in the views. Here, your guide will share the importance of these cabins in Norwegian culture. From here our adventure will continue through the snow laden forest to the most spectacular spot of our journey – the summit of Vettakollen mountain offering breathtaking views of the city and the Oslofjord. Take in the crisp winter air and don't forget to capture the moment with a photo to remember this special experience.

Here we will enjoy a break while learning about the beautiful area we are looking down upon. This is the essence of Norwegian life: a moment of "hygge," shared with good company in the heart of nature.

After enjoying the view, we will go down to the metro station and finish our trip at Jernbanetorget.

Due to Holmenkollen Ski Festival, we will use an alternative route 13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23 March 2025.

‍Travelling is all about sharing experiences, so why not go on hike together with friends or family, and book one of our tours as a larger group? We will be delighted to offer you a group discount:

• Groups of 10+ can save 10% per person
• Group discounts will be applied against the base price of the tour

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‍^{Photo: Josh Lake / When In Norway}

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