21.07.2013, 22:47
Welcome to Norway!
You are free to drive on all public roads of course, and there are many dirt roads in various shape you can choose from. On private roads you need the blessing from the ground owner. Farmers and other land owners usually have clear signs that tell you that driving is not welcome.
Driving off the roads is actually illegal for the most part. There are however areas around Norway you can drive legally under management of different 4x4 clubs.
When it comes to hiking / camping you are free to do whatever you want in all of Norway as long as you clean up after you and don't disturb anyone. I think the law dictates that if you plan on camping for more than two days, you must notify the ground owner.
You are free to drive on all public roads of course, and there are many dirt roads in various shape you can choose from. On private roads you need the blessing from the ground owner. Farmers and other land owners usually have clear signs that tell you that driving is not welcome.
Driving off the roads is actually illegal for the most part. There are however areas around Norway you can drive legally under management of different 4x4 clubs.
When it comes to hiking / camping you are free to do whatever you want in all of Norway as long as you clean up after you and don't disturb anyone. I think the law dictates that if you plan on camping for more than two days, you must notify the ground owner.
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