Summer
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Rjukanbanen
The Rjukan Railway was built by Norsk Hydro, and opened in 1909. It’s a unique railway which enabled Sam Eyde to build a power station and factories.
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Tinn Håndverkssenter
The centre’s objective is to preserve the rich handicraft traditions in Tinn and to offer local artists their own production and sales premises.
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Swimming
Enjoy the summer and sunny weather at one of the swimming spots in the Rjukan area!
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Numedalshovda
A hike to Numedalshovda is nice to combine with a visit to a Norwegian mountain farm, Håvardsrud Seterliv.
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Toreskyrkja
Tougher hike than Gaustatoppen. However, you will get a great view towards Gaustatoppen and Tuddal.The trip is about 3 km and takes about 2 hours each way
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Ørnenipa
Easy hike in diverse terrain. Great views to Gaustatoppe, Tuddal and Tinnsjøen! The trip is about 5 km, and takes about 1.5 hours one way.
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Kvennavegen
Kvennavegen is an easy roundtrip at the roadless community at Mogen, Hardangervidda.
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Ryes vei – The retreat
Ryes vei was used by the Norwegian saboteurs to escape after blowing up the heavy water factory during the second world war. Therefore Ryes vei is also called “The Retreat”.
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Kalhovd Turisthytte
Kalhovd lies on the east bank of the Kalhovd Fjord, at the eastern rim of the Hardanger Plateau and is a natural gateway to the plateau.
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Kalhovd Turisthytte
Kalhovd Tourist Cabin is a cosy lounge with a fireplace and a dining room seating 60 – 80 people.
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Climbing
Telemark Opplevelser organises climbing trips of varying degrees of difficulty.
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Norway’s toughest bungee jump
Telemark Opplevelser organises Norway’s highest permanent bungee jump from the suspension bridge at Vemork.