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Hike Hanguren to Raugstad/Raugstad to Hanguren
Liatris1 Says: Take the rope way "Dinglo and Danglo" up to Hanguren, with beautiful views of Voss. From here you can walk back down to Vangen (centre of Voss) via Raugstad. Opposite direction: From Vossevangen drive, take the Buss "Sivlevegen" or walk up Sivlevegen and Raugstadvegen to the...
Liatris1 Says: Stone church from 1277.The Church has no traditional baptismal font but a angel bought in Copenhagen around 1820. It is a life-size white painted wooden figure that holds the baptismal bowl in his hands. It hangs from the roof and is lowered when there is baptism in the...
Liatris1 Says: Experience the wilderness in walking distance from the center of Voss! The deep and dramatic Bordalsgjelet (gorge) is accessible to the public with information boards, viewpoints and benches. When there is snow and ice it can be very slippery and dangerous. Here you get a...
echapman Says: Voss has a lot to offer the visiting birdwatcher. Here you will find a selection of habitats with Nesheim being one of the better areas to visit. For more information see website link.
PrincessMonja Says: The cycle ride around the lake is lovely. It is about 23k and you pass a ceramics shop, a glassware shop and a pottery. The views are super and the cycling is not too hilly!
PrincessMonja Says: We had fun playing mini golf on Midsummer. (Although they don't let you drink while playing - oops!)The first few holes were quite fun, the last three are impossible!!!
inawic Says: Voss is an eldorado of extreme sports. They even have an own week dedicated to different extreme sports - "Ekstremsportsveko" which takes place 25.June - 2.July. If you're into sports like rafting, rappelling, canyoing, fishing, hiking, riverboarding etc., I reccomend you to...
Sileas Says: The oldest secular wooden building in Norway, Finnesloftet was built in the 13th century. It is a wooden hall that can be seen among a range of much younger houses towering over the Voss lake Vangsvatnet. A lot of the techniques building this house were taken from the...
echapman Says: Join Aad on his winter survival courses. Learn and have fun at the same time. Try your hand at skiing, walking with snow shoes or take a dip in the lake.
2 Reviews and 76 Opinions Choose one of the self catering apartments - this could be yor view out of the window!
Restaurant Elysée: Reindeer for supper!
PrincessMonja Says: Park Voss Hotel's main restaurant.A nice restaurant with lak views.Good menu with local food. I had the fish soup to start, very tasty. Then I had the Reindeer, this was a huge plate of food and it came with lots of potato gratin - yum! For pudding panna cotta with berries...
bonio Says: Voss is on the main line between Bergen and Oslo, maybe one hour only from Bergen. Also a good place to start the Norway in a nutshell tour.
PrincessMonja Says: I know I've mentioned this already in my review of the Park Hotel but...The Norwegians seem to only have Earl Grey tea in hotels and cafes, if you prefer bog standard 'pg tips' style tea best to bring your own teabags!
Liatris1 Says: Experience the wilderness in walking distance from the center of Voss! The deep and dramatic Bordalsgjelet (gorge) is accessible to the public with information boards, viewpoints and benches. When there is snow and ice it can be very slippery and dangerous. Here you get a...
Sileas Says: Not among Voss' most advertised features is the canyon of Bordalsgjelet. A humble signpost suggests some paths, the rest is up to the visitor to be found. The canyon is cut deep into the stone and there is still a white and foaming river at the bottom. A path is made for...
PrincessMonja Says: I was booked on this - so I didn't get a choice.It scares me witless until the second part when I started to really have fun! The Voss rafting Senter has a great set up with all the equipment you need, plus a cafe to recover in after!
PrincessMonja Says: Each year Voss holds the Extreme Sports festival. Lots of people compete in all kinds of extreme sports and bands also play.Check out this year's website for more info.
inawic Says: I must be honest - I used to be TERRIFIED of just the thought of rappelling. I had decided I would never ever take part in this insanity. However - I sometimes get this urge to challenge myself, so I just closed my eyes and did it. And it turned out to be FUN!Guides will...
inawic Says: Voss with its many rivers has excellent rafting opportunities. And the rainy weather that often appears in this part of Norway, is only a pro! Whether you are a beginner or trained, Voss has got a river suitable for you! River water is cold! In summertime you may manage...
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Voss is on the main line between Bergen and Oslo, maybe one hour only from Bergen. Also a good place to start the Norway in a nutshell tour.
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Q: Hi , Would be appreciated if someone could advise whether this route is doable ? Depart Arrive 20th Mar Sunday 07.58...
A: The route looks like it's doable. When you write Flåm to Voss by train - I guess that means the Flåm railway up to Myrdal, and then getting the main train from there to...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Voss. I'd love to share with you the 8 tips I've written, the 16 photos uploaded, and 1 travelogue I've created.
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Voss is situated about 1 hour from Bergen, which is Norway's second largest city. Voss is the place to be if you're into activities like skiing, snowboarding, rafting, rappelling and so on. This is......
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Voss in western Norway is one of the most confident small towns I ever encountered. It is a place of just 8000 inhabitants, but those seem to be everywhere in Norway. These pages will be continued...
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Voss is an easy train ride from Bergen (approx. 1h 20min), or a longer train ride from Oslo. (approx. 6 hours) Voss is an inland municipality. With its 1,805 square miles it is the largest...
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Voss was our home for 4 nights. We were there in May, possibly not the best time to visit - winter had finished and summer not begun - still, in a beautiful locatiion, lots to see if not to do at that...
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