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In Hamar, you can walk from one beach to the next. Martodden alone has several sandy beaches. Trees provide shade.

The old Franzefoss Lime Kilns stand as striking stone towers beside the trail, a reminder of Norway’s 19th-century lime industry. It’s a short but worthwhile stop to admire the preserved kilns and learn how limestone was once burned here for building materials.

The Mjøsa Bridge offers a wide, separated cycle and footpath for a safe crossing over Norway’s largest lake. Expect strong winds on exposed days, so keep a steady line.

The Vingnes Bridge links central Lillehammer with the Vingnes peninsula across Lake Mjøsa. It’s a busy road bridge but has a separate pedestrian and cycle path, giving safe passage and fine views over the lake and town — especially at sunset.

Where Storgata crosses the River Mesna at Mesna Bridge, you’ll find a pleasant place to stop in the middle of town, with the river flowing below. The spot is surrounded by Lillehammer’s main-street cafés, making it easy to grab a coffee and watch the water.

This beautiful gravel segment will allow you to fully appreciate the Mjøstråkk trail between Moelv and Lillehammer. Frequent glimpses of lake Mjøsa, unspoiled landscapes, and very little traffic are everything a cyclist could wish for.

In this section along the Mjøstråkk route, the road veers slightly inland and you can admire typical Norwegian buildings. The countryside and nature here are truly wonderful.

In good weather, you can enjoy the sun or the shade