Norway · DOWNHILL
The 2 best downhill days you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Spend a full day at SNØ, Norway’s year-round indoor ski dome. Ski or snowboard on three alpine slopes, practice in the beginner area, use the ski park, and see the world’s tallest indoor ice wall. Equipment and warm clothing rentals are available at extra cost.
“Najważniejsze jest że można wypożyczyć cały sprzęt z ubiorem na miejscu”
You’ll ride from 1,030-meter Djupvatn Lake down to Geiranger on a 16-kilometer route. The small group receives a bike, helmet, gloves, and visibility vest, then rides unguided with stops at waterfalls, valleys, Knuten, and Flydalsjuvet.
“First off the view from this trip was amazing A++++! The vistas, lake, flowers, waterfalls, and quaint villages were superb! The bike, helmet, help from the staff, and protective gear were terrible. When we got dropped off at the top by the lake, we were given no instructions as to where to go, except just downhill. The bikes were not sized for us and no wrenches were provided to adjust the seat heights. The tires had no tread, the kick stand kept falling down while riding, the breaks were sticky and you had to anticipate every stop way ahead of time to get the bike to actually stop. The helmets…”
Pick a fjord, a sky or a sled.
