Enjoy magnificent views over Lake Krøderen and experience the perfect getaway in every season.
Spring, Summer and Autumn
From April to October, Norelia offers a wealth of outdoor adventures for all ages and interests, from hiking one of the many scenic walk paths to cycling along picturesque routes and mountain biking over more challenging trails. Enjoy a round of golf just steps from your cabin, take a leisurely stroll to discover charming rural landscapes, or spend a relaxing day at Lake Krøderen and its charming beaches — ideal for swimming, sunbathing, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing or simply enjoying the tranquility of the water on warmer days.
Norelia is also an ideal base for day trips to scenic drives and nearby attractions.
Families will love the bear park at Flå, and a visit to Villa Friedheim where the fairytale museum will be a delight for the youngest. At a 10 minutes drive uphill, near Norefjell Ski & Spa resort, activities for children are offered during summer.
Culture enthusiasts can visit nearby museums as the Krøderbanen Museum, visit the Eggedal Mill, take a day trip to Hadeland Glassverk in Jevnaker, one of Norway’s oldest glassworks, for a unique blend of history and craftsmanship, where you can even blow your own glass. Step into Kistefos Museum and explore art that moves you, architecture that twists your perspective, and a riverside park that invites you to wander and wonder.
If you’re looking for more adventure, do not miss the zipline from the top of the ski jump at Holmenkollen, overlooking the city of Oslo, or book an outdoor activity as rafting, canyoning or tubing on the Dagali river.
Whether you seek active adventures or peaceful relaxation, every day at Norelia offers something new to explore.
Let the beauty of the colors of the seasons surprise you.
From Winter White to Autumn Gold — Nature Awaits.
Winter
At Norefjell, breathtaking nature meets unforgettable winter experiences. Just a 1,5 hour drive from Oslo, the area offers the perfect blend of world-class skiing, panoramic views, and the authentic charm of Norway’s mountain life.
Between november and april, winter covers all of the Norefjell mountain, so you can ski from the top (1188m) all the way down to the magnificent frozen lake. Maybe not the height of the French Alps, but absolute perfect snow conditions!
Norefjell calls out with its numerous alpine runs and meticulously maintained high-altitude trails. With gentle and smooth green slopes for beginners, large red and blue slopes that are ideal for cruising, steep and challenging black slopes, three different kid’s areas where you can meet the mascot Nore Rein, two fun parks and much more, Norefjell is a destination for families, friends, and seasoned skiers alike.
The resort boasts about 15 lifts and 30 ski pistes, and one of Scandinavia’s highest vertical drops: 6,5 km without having to slow down.
But Norefjell in winter is more than just skiing. Experience snowshoe hikes through pristine forests, ice fishing on the lake, a relaxing day at the spa, and a variety of cozy mountain lodges that offer warmth, comfort, and a true taste of Norwegian hospitality.
Discover Norway’s Winter Paradise.
Want to know more about Norefjell skisenter? On the Norefjell skisenter website, you can find more information about transport to and around Norefjell, dining options, activities, ski passes, ski rental, ski school and ski slopes.
Area
Norefjell Golf Club
The Norefjell Golf Club is beautifully situated by Noresund and Krøderfjorden. The course is open to everyone and is characterized by an informal atmosphere, fresh mountain air and silence. A day here provides well-being for both body and soul!
Norefjell Golf Club is a full-fledged facility with an 18-hole forest course, practice range with driving range, putting green and clubhouse. They offer golf club, trolley and car rentals.
Address: Heiaveien 3536 y
Website: norefjell-golf.no
Sigdal Museum
Sigdal Museum is a summer-open district museum. The museum is an open-air and cultural heritage museum, founded in 1940, and provides a good picture of the building style and traditions of the district. As one of the village museums in Buskerud, Sigdal Museum aims to preserve the local cultural history. The village garden provides an exciting picture of the village with 14 old timber buildings, the oldest of which is the Eikje building (18th century). The museum has a rich collection of objects in its storage rooms and open exhibitions for visitors.
Address: Museumsveien 6, 3350 Prestfoss
Website: sigdalmuseum.no
The Krøderbahn
On the Krøderen Railway you will find vintage trains with steam locomotives and old teak carriages operating on the museum railway with trips from Krøderen station. The season starts on June 29th.
Vintage trains with steam locomotives and old teak carriages operate on the museum railway with trips from Krøderen station. The trains run according to fixed timetables and are open to everyone. The Krøderen railway was opened in 1872 as a narrow gauge railway and was converted to standard gauge in connection with the opening of the Bergen Railway in 1909. Krøderen station is protected as a technical cultural monument, and here you will find all the old installations from the steam era.
Address: Krøderen stasjon, 3535 Krøderen
Website: visitnorefjell.com/no/se-og-gjore/kunst-og-kultur/kroderbanen/
Winter Sports
The ski resort has something for all ages and levels of expertise with a total of 30 ski slopes and 15 ski lifts. Gentle and smooth green slopes, perfect for beginners and those looking to refine their turns. Red and blue slopes that are ideal for cruising. Steep and challenging black slopes, designed for experts and those seeking to push their limits. There are three different kid’s areas where you can meet the mascot Nore Rein, two terrain parks and much more.
Eggedal Mølle
The mill was important to the farmers in Eggedal. Previously, they had to go further south in the village to have their grain ground.
The mill, the stream mill and the sawmill are powered by water power. The Kar people tend, repair and grind grain until the flour cloud is there! And if you want to take your flour home, it’s not there! The timber is driven against the three saw blades and split into planks in a cascade of sawdust and rushing water that drives the machinery. Watch the grain become flour and the log become
Address: Åsanveien 15, 3359 Eggedal
Website: eggedalmolle.no
Villa Fridheim
Experience one of Norway’s largest and best-preserved Swiss-style houses, built as a country house in 1892 by lumber merchant Svend Haug.
On Bjørøya, in the middle of the Krøderfjord, the villa is located like a Soria Moria castle with its 30-meter-high tower. At the last minute, the villa was saved from renovation in a fire drill in 1980. The Crow Castle was restored and is today a protected site and contains, among other things, a fairy tale museum.
In addition to the beautiful villa with its unique architecture, they preserve the intangible cultural heritage with a special focus on fairy tales and stories. Exhibitions, concerts and events help to emphasize their social mission and the adventurous experience you get when you visit Villa Fridheim.
Address: Bjørøya 100, 3536 Noresund
Website: villafridheim.no
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Norelia, Noresund, Norway
Norefjell
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The cabin is rented out through an intermediary in Noresund. Please check their website for prices and availability.
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