Discover the Serenity of Lillomarka Nature Reserve
Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Lillomarka Nature Reserve, a serene sanctuary for nature lovers near Oslo, offering hiking, wildlife, and picturesque lakes.
Nestled in the heart of Oslo, Lillomarka Nature Reserve offers a tranquil escape for tourists seeking the beauty of Norway's natural landscapes. With lush forests, serene lakes, and winding trails, it's a perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
A brief summary to Lillomarka naturreservat
- Oslo, NO
Local tips
- Visit during the early morning or late afternoon for the best light for photography.
- Pack a picnic to enjoy by one of the reserve's lovely lakes.
- Consider bringing binoculars for birdwatching, especially in the spring.
- Wear sturdy shoes, as some trails can be uneven.
- Check the weather before you go, as conditions can change rapidly.
Getting There
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Public Transport
To reach Lillomarka naturreservat from Oslo city center, head to Jernbanetorget station, which is easily accessible. Take the T-bane (metro) Line 3 towards Kolsås or Line 4 towards Vestli. Get off at the stop 'Storo'. From Storo, transfer to bus number 56 towards 'Lillomarka'. After approximately 10-15 minutes, alight at the bus stop 'Lillomarka'. You will see signs leading to the nature reserve; follow them to enjoy the natural surroundings.
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Walking
If you’re close to the Lillomarka naturreservat, you can walk from the nearest metro station 'Storo'. Exit the station and head north on Storo Senter towards Lillomarka. Follow the paths and trails leading into the reserve. The area is well-marked, so you should easily find your way into the beautiful nature preserve.
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Bicycle
For a more active approach, you can rent a bicycle in the city. Start by heading towards the Oslo Bike Rental stations located around the city center. Once you’ve rented a bike, you can ride along the Akerselva river trail, which will lead you towards Lillomarka. Follow the signs for cycling routes toward the north until you reach the entrance of the nature reserve.