A forest worth a visit with or without family! The moss and lichen among the trees are a wonder to see, not counting the river and the rest stop at midway point. For those who dare, bring your bathing suit and take a dip along the hike (you’ll see where the bathing spot is!) The sculptures are fun to spot, and even more fun if you can read Norwegian and be entertained at the poetry and little stories hung up on the trees (there are some official descriptions in English and Spanish, but naturally not all are written in three languages.) The parking lot has toilet facilities to those who...
Read moreNice getaway for a day for adults as well as for kids of all ages. Place is in its natural habitat with some hidden trolls/statues which your kids would love to explore or find them as treasure hunt. Once you are on the top of mountain, you can also do camping, grilling or just relax for few hours before returning. Parking is available at the start of the park. If you have small children who can’t walk yet then better to have child cary bag. Take some snacks with you which you can enjoy at the top of...
Read moreRecently visited The Fairytale Forest with my children and I have to say, we had an absolutely magical time! The park is so beautifully designed with a whimsical atmosphere that truly transports you into a fairytale world. The easy walk through the forest made it accessible for even the youngest of children, and the variety of interactive displays kept my kids engaged and entertained...
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