Bjøberg - Bulien high mountain trail
This is a great trip in the high mountains. It can easily be extended to a longer trip at both ends.
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See groomed trails at loyper.net.
Bringing your dog? Remember that your dog should not disturb others. During Christmas, winter, and Easter holidays there is a leash requirement in all machine-groomed trails in Hemsedal. At the ski arenas Totteskogen and Gravset, as well as in valley & forest trails from Gravset east to Feten and Lio in the west, there is a leash requirement throughout the season. Thank you for cleaning up after your dog.
Equipment
- Extra clothes, food, and drink.
- Map, compass, and any other necessary equipment.
Safety information
This is a high mountain trail that is marked and groomed when the weather is stable from around the weekend of week 7.
- Choose your trip according to your ability and the current conditions and remember that the weather changes quickly in the mountains. Turn back in time (or choose another trip). See the weather forecast at yr.no.
- Bring extra clothes, food, and drink so you are better prepared if something unexpected happens.
- For safety, it is also recommended to bring a map & compass.
- There may be poor or no mobile coverage in parts of the trail.
Map
Topographic maps for Hemsedal with cross-country ski trails, mountain hikes/trails, and bike routes can be purchased at the Hemsedal Tourist Office and sports stores.
Directions
From the center, follow Rv52 west about 25 km to Bjørberg.
If you want to start from Bulien, drive to Feten/Tubba deep in Grøndalen and follow the cross-country ski trail from Feten to Bulien first.
Parking
Parking just by the toll gate at Bjørberg. Make sure to respect any sign instructions.
If you have driven to Feten/Tubba, there is parking just through the toll road towards Bulien. Card payment at the toll gate.
Public transport
The express bus Vy170 has daily departures and can take you between Hemsedal and Bjørberg. Times and tickets at vy.no.
There is also a cross-country bus many Saturdays from mid-February, as well as extra days at Easter, from Hemsedal center and Tuv to Bjørberg. Read more at hemsedal.com.
