08.04.2004, 23:00
Well, thank you for your kind answer: I'll take a look to the website you proposed.
Reading your answer I realized that maybe my question wasn't so clear, so I'll try to explain myself a little bit more (sorry!![[Bilde: smile.gif]](http://www.offroad.no/forum/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif)
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I suppose that roads in Norway are more or less as in any other place in Europe, I mean you have a lot of paved road that connect almost every village to the main roads of your country.
From this point of view the situation is of course very different from the one you can find for example in Africa (or in some countries of eastern Europe) where you *have* to travel off-road to reach some villages/places of interest and so on...
The question is if there are places of interest in Norway that I could reach driving on unpaved roads, and the reason for this is the possibility to reach some places out of the "normal" touristical routes, and to have a closer contact with nature and places.
Of course I suppose that many of these roads, if they exist, will be subjected to some kind of restrictions, and I would not like to go into troubles.
So if you know some maps, road-book or websites on the net I could check to find some track you could help me to program the tour.
Thank you again, bye!
Valter
Reading your answer I realized that maybe my question wasn't so clear, so I'll try to explain myself a little bit more (sorry!
)I suppose that roads in Norway are more or less as in any other place in Europe, I mean you have a lot of paved road that connect almost every village to the main roads of your country.
From this point of view the situation is of course very different from the one you can find for example in Africa (or in some countries of eastern Europe) where you *have* to travel off-road to reach some villages/places of interest and so on...
The question is if there are places of interest in Norway that I could reach driving on unpaved roads, and the reason for this is the possibility to reach some places out of the "normal" touristical routes, and to have a closer contact with nature and places.
Of course I suppose that many of these roads, if they exist, will be subjected to some kind of restrictions, and I would not like to go into troubles.
So if you know some maps, road-book or websites on the net I could check to find some track you could help me to program the tour.
Thank you again, bye!
Valter