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"Gamble Bybro" is an interesting a picturesque bridge in Trondheim. It's supposed to bring good luck to those who cross it, so worth riding over it before heading out on your ride.

Geitfjellet is a superb objective for a hike from Trondheim. At 1,365 feet (416 m) it provides excellent views across Trondheim's bay and beyond.

This is a classic open cabin that's maintained on a voluntary basis. It's not known exactly when it was built, or who by, but it's thought to date back to around 1900.

This marvellous waterside park is a great place to relax. There are picnic tables for having a snack while taking in the views across the fjord.

This is a lovely bay on the superb Ladestien trail. Expect sea air and lovely views of the Trondheim fjord.

The descent from Melanakken takes you through some lovely woodland before delivering you to the Stordalselva. The trail then follows this back to Åfjord.

Turn around every once in a while on the steep pull up to Melanakken for glorious views across Åfjord and beyond. After the big uphill to the top, a more gradual downhill awaits – glorious running.

Melanakken is a superb objective for an adventurous run. The steep pull up to the summit rewards with excellent views across Åfjord and beyond – a picture of fjords, peninsulas and islands.

This part of the Homlastien provides exceptional views of the cascades. Although there's a fair bit of elevation gain on the run to Storfossen from Hommelvik, it's worth it for the natural beauty of the surroundings.

A majestic sight, Storfossen plummets some 130 feet (40m). This is one of Trøndelag's highest waterfalls and it's a superb objective for an adventurous run along the Homla.

The Homlastien follows the Homla, a beautiful salmon river. Top billing goes to Storfossen, one of Trøndelag's largest waterfalls, with a drop of around 130 feet (40m). It's a glorious objective for an out and back hike along the river.

The Homlastien follows the Homla, a beautiful salmon river. Top billing goes to Storfossen, one of Trøndelag's largest waterfalls, with a drop of around 130 feet (40m). It's a glorious objective for an out and back run along the river.

Gangbrua spans the Nidelva River, connecting Kalvskinnet and Øya. It was constructed in 1995 and is an imitation of the original bridge that was built in 1902.

Trondheim Gamle Bybro bridge is one of the most iconic sights in the city, and one of its most photographed. If you're after a PB or an FKT, it's worth crossing, as it's said to bring good luck to those that do.

The Skansen Bridges are a conspicuous sight in this part of Trondheim. The railway bridge is a type of bascule bridge, which opens to allow boats to pass through.

This is a lovely bay on the superb Ladestien trail. Expect sea air and lovely views of the Trondheim fjord.

Theisendammen is a popular swimming spot for the folk of Trondheim. It sits at the southern end of the Ilabekken blue-green corridor, which runs from the city towards the Bymarka Reserve. You also get lovely views out towards the Trondheim Fjord.

This beautiful cascade is a lovely sight on the Ilabekken corridor. Gorgeous stone steps provide easy passage and superb views of the waterfall.

This beautiful cascade is a lovely sight on the Ilabekken corridor. Gorgeous stone steps provide easy passage and superb views of the waterfall.

Connecting Trondheim to the Bymarka Reserve, Ilabekken is a beautiful green corridor. The path alongside the river runs from Ilabekken Park near the city centre all the way to Theisendammen, a popular swimming spot.