[7-1] The contrasts in nature make the Molde region a very versatile area for outdoor activities. 
[7-2] In the mountains, you can hike along marked trails, go for long skiing trips or hunt for wild game and grouse. 
[7-3] For those who enjoy mountain climbing, Romsdal is an Eldorado. 
[7-4] The rivers are full of salmon, salmon trout and charr. 
[7-5] Along the coast, you can fish from a boat or from the shore for cod, coalfish, mackerel and other species of fish. 
[7-6] If you are more adventurous, Hustadvika is one of Norway's best scuba diving spots. 
[7-7] In Molde, we can offer a number of leisure activities such as go-carting, golf, tennis, squash, bowling and an indoor fitness studio. 
[7-8] Fosen is widely known for its good fishing spots. 
[7-9] Fjords, the coastline waters and the open ocean, as well as inland rivers and lakes are the habitats of countless species of fish.  
[7-10] But there are also opportunities for many other leisure activities, such as agro-tourism, horseback riding, bicycling and swimming. 
[7-11] Rogaland Arboret is a lush park with more than 1400 different species of trees and shrubs from a number of different countries. 
[7-12] The Arboret Park has a surface area of 150 acres and is Norway's largest, with fine experiences of nature for every age group. 
[7-13] Open every day year round.
[7-14] Cafeteria every Sun. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. 
[7-15] Turn off toward Sviland from E39 at Bråstein Lake between Sandnes and Figgjo. 
[7-16] Well-posted.
[7-17] From Molde, one can go on excursions to some of Norway's most well-known tourist attractions. 
[7-18] On the Atlantic Ocean Road, one can cross bridges, holms and skerries offshore in coastal waters. 
[7-19] Inside the fjord inlets, one can experience Eikesdal and its dramatic natural beauty and Mardal Waterfall, which is the tallest in Northern Europe. 
[7-20] At Åndalsnes we find Trollveggen, Europe's highest vertical mountain wall, and the Trollstigen tourist road that winds its way through 11 loops to the top of the mountain, 858 meters above sea level.  
[7-21] Out on the coast are the idyllic fishing villages of Ona, Bjørnsund, Bud and Håholmen. 
[7-22] If you are looking for a reasonable holiday, we can offer camping trailer sites, as well as campground cabins. 
[7-23] At the Tourist Center, at the foot of Trysil Mountain, we have a large camping trailer facility. 
[7-24] At Klara Camping, you can rent campground cabins. 
[7-25] Here it is also possible to rent sites for camping trailers if so desired. 
[7-26] At Osensjøen, you will find both Sjøenden Camping and Osensjøen Tourist Center. 
[7-27] Contact these for prices and further information. 
[7-28] Are you one who considers a hotel stay to be a real vacation? 
[7-29] At the Tourist Center, at the foot of the skiing area and within walking distance to the golf course, is Trysilfjell Apartment Hotel. 
[7-30] In downtown Trysil, we have two Norlandia hotels: Norlandia Trysil Hotel and Norlandia Trysil-Knut Hotel.  
[7-31] Trysil Gjestegård Panorama is located about 1.5 km south of the town center, and we have Kjølen Hotel Trysil located at Østby, about 20 km from downtown Trysil. 
[7-32] At the hotels, you have everything from nicely made beds to banquet breakfast buffets, good restaurants for evening dining, featuring tasty meals and fine beverages, varied styles of music and dancing. 
[7-33] And perhaps best of all, you don't have to bother with cleaning chores! 
[7-34] Web bid you welcome to a pleasant hotel vacation in Trysil! 
[7-35] There are many exciting events year round in the Molde area. 
[7-36] Each summer, the "Moldejazz" festival is held, featuring world famous artists and bustling street life. 
[7-37] From early in the springtime to late fall, the Molde Soccer Club vies for the championship medal in Norway's elite division. 
[7-38] The "Bjørnson Festival" annually attracts internationally renowned authors to Molde, and "Teatret Vårt" has stage performances year round. 
[7-39] At Åndalsnes, the Norwegian Mountain Festival and the Sinclair Pageant are the highlights of the year.  
[7-40] Molde and Romsdal Tourist Association (DNT) arranges mountain excursions for young and old year round. 
[7-41] We have a large selection of cabins and apartments in and around Trysilfjellet. 
[7-42] Here you stay with the great outdoors just outside your cabin door, and it is a short distance to the town center and activities.  
[7-43] From Trysilfjell Turistsenter, the Trysil Golf Course is within walking distance.  
[7-44] If you choose Fageråsen, you can quickly sense the feeling of being in the alpine mountains. 
[7-45] The cabins and apartments are of various sizes, and there is a very good chance that you will find exactly "your" cabin among the ones we have. 
[7-46] They are of good standards, and if you want extras, you can rent a large cabin that has, for example, a jacuzzi. 
[7-47] Take a look at our photographs and descriptions and check to see if the cabin of your dreams is available!
[7-48] Welcome to a pleasant cabin vacation in Trysil! 
[7-49] Kongeparken is Western Norway's largest amusement park! 
[7-50] Here, among other things, you will find the chocolate factory, bobsled course, merry-go-rounds, the Svalbard Express: a roller coaster for the whole family.
[7-51] Bring your teddy bear along to Kongeparken and experience the world's only Bear Hotel for teddies. 
[7-52] Let your teddy bear have a well-deserved rest in the Bear Hotel's spa. 
[7-53] In this special spa, your tired teddy bear will come out like "new".
[7-54] Once you have a day pass, you have access to all the attractions in the park. 
[7-55] Kongeparken has free parking, grills and kennel. 
[7-56] The area is well suited for baby carriages. 
[7-57] Welcome to Kongeparken, the fairytale land!
[7-58] Do you want further information?
[7-59] Contact the tourist information in the local municipality. 
[7-60] Fosen can also offer a number of other services.