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Where is the closest resort and year-round resort up here?
Anyone been in Norway? How expensive was it? Is it still expensive if I go camping? ( done it before!
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Any tips for the Norwegian language resort sites?
edit: Lift passes and hire in particular in talking about.
I can tell you that it's £6-8 a pint and £12 for a magazine, but some things are ok
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jago25_98
, Just asked Mrs. RH. With her straigtness she said it is a "stupid question". I will try and anglicise it a little! What do you want? Ski? Walking?
The problem is a year round resort means something different in Norway to further south in Europe! A glacier may not be open in the winter in Norway. If you want to ski in the summer you could try "Stryn sommer skisenter". A
has just come back and posted some nice photos there. Do not know the link sorry.
Stranda skisenter, is another place but she does not know when it is open. She tells me it is better than Stryn. Look for the summer skicentre. Google names and you will come up with the results.
They have cottages in Stryn so you can do camping, bearing in mind it is different to our version of camping, under canvas under stars! Dont know the costs sorry!
Have fun
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Thank Mrs!
( she needs to know the question was on snowheads , giving the presumption that resort means ski resort
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Season for Stranda is 22.11.08-19.04.09 but need to check dump from the webcam too:
http://www.strandafjellet.no/Sider08/default.asp?lang=eng
Summer Ski centre is very basic so I'll probably only give it a visit for a couple of days as hire is ~£60/day and I can't take own own gear when on work (passes are about the same as the alps though)
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All the areas are small in Norway! In comparison to "Europe"! She said if you are good the off piste area of Stranda is good/very good but you will need a guide as it has a reputation for Avalanches. Enjoy.
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has just come back and posted some nice photos there. Do not know the link sorry.
