그제드룸 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

This peaceful woodland rest area features a simple shelter, a fire ring, and informative signs about local wildlife, including roe deer, common in this part of Norway. Kids and nature lovers will enjoy learning about how these shy animals live and survive through the harsh Nordic winters. A great stop for both a break and a bit of forest education.

A charming self-service cabin tucked into the forest, perfect for a peaceful break or overnight stay. Located at a trail crossroads, it's a popular rest stop for hikers and skiers alike. Picnic tables, route signs, and a rustic vibe make it a cozy waypoint deep in the woods.

A fun and varied trail through pine forest and soft marshland, with narrow boardwalks winding over the boggiest sections. Expect dry ridges, muddy stretches, and that classic Norwegian feeling of being deep in the wild.

Commonly used for XC races at Langsetløkka for classes M/F6 to M/F10, with one or two rounds depending on age. Mix of gravel and singletrail.

Short and easy (S0/green) built-up trail that's a lot of fun to ride, and way better than following the gravel around. Most enjoyable from west to east.

If you're like me and like to do "gravel up, singletrail down" this cabin with its cafeteria is perfectly located as several of the best trails in the area (like E6, Bunghole, Hobo...) start just south of this place. After you have exhausted yourself climbing the gravel up here, treat yourself to a coffee or waffle (or both) before you start the fun part of your trip down to Sognsvann again. You deserve it!

Short S1 segment running alongside Sognsvannsveien. Take this short detour instead of the gravel road, for variation!

Dam over the outflow of Skjærsjøen.