WebThis is one of the best places to go hiking and wild camping. Wild camping in Norway. Wild camping in Norway is completely legal end even encouraged. Norway is very similar to Sweden when it comes to wild camping. Just make sure that you are camping on uncultivated ground (no farm ground and not too close to houses). WebWild camping is allowed in Norway for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, but you must follow a few simple rules that we will describe in this video. We will al...

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WebWild camping in most northern parts of Norway. Hi! I wanted to ask in this group if anyone has any tips about wild camping in the region of Lofoten islands, Narvik and in general in the most northern parts of Norway. I will arrive in Narvik on 21st of May and leave from Tromso on the 28th, in between I will most likely rent a car and just go ... shout across 意味

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WebWild camping/ hiking itinerary advice. I’m travelling to Oslo on the 15th of April with the main aim of camping and hiking for 3/4 nights until my flight home on the 19th . I understand April still isn’t the ideal time to explore above 1000m without proper snow gear . Any advice on where I could go without putting my self at risk but also ... WebThis means that most of Lofoten’s mountains and wilderness are open for hiking and wild camping. The basic rules of Allemannsretten are: • Only camp on uncultivated land. • … WebDespite the general permission, there are exceptions. Wild camping is generally prohibited in the following areas: Swiss National Park; Federal Hunting Ban Areas (Game Reserves) Various nature reserves; Wild rest zones (during the protection period) Above the forest line, on alpine pastures, and in rocky terrain, you can camp without any problems. shout across the river