A lot of history around in there. Parts of the trails we use are dated back to year 500. Trails was used by pilgrims walking from Oslo to Trondheim which was the capital up to year 1300.
There are also remnants from WWII when resistance held place here from 1940. Cabins, where they radioed England for orders and held contact with the government in exile and planned raids.
From earlier days there were ski jump hills but they were dismantled in the 1970's. People had to take the bus from downtown, go cross country skiing for 4-5 kilometers before they could take on the ski jump ski's. A few years ago sherpa's from Nepal built a nice stone stair where the ski jump hill was. From the top of the stairs you can see downtown Oslo and the fjord.
At this place there is a little Cafe where you can get coffee and waffles in the weekends.
An interesting thing is the rocks that we pass on the trail. In one the pictures, you can see the scars in the rock from the ice ace sliding across the land. The entire country was covered with ice up to 3000 yards thick.
Here are a few pictures from the area.
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Of course I didn' let them know that I took my Skis down there a couple of times just to find out what it was like. They were just downhill skis so I didn't get the full effect of the lift off at the end. Thank GOd 
