Korketrekkeren

2.1 km of downhill sledging - rent you own 🛷 for the day and take as many trips as you like. You take the train back up to the top. You will surely find enough speed and likely a crash or two. 8-9 min ride and 15 min back up again. We did it on a weekday afternoon and had very little traffic.

I was first time and had absolute blast, awesome activity with good dose of adrenaline and fun, I highly recommend to anyone, sled renting relatively cheap (includes the helmet as well). If you are in Oslo in winter and the snow conditions are right, don't hesitate and go try it. Transport from Oslo city centre very easy. The view from the top is amazing, btw.

The sled experience was sooo fun! One if the best experiences and a MUST do in norway. Don’t expect it to be that easy ride. It is fast, and you should be careful you can harm yourself. There are some places where you can hit trees and fall down in a small valley! There are no staff to guide you through the start of the ride. Nobody gave us advice of renting a helmet nobody gave us some tips and recommendation, basically they give you the sled and that’s it. On the way down no security or safety staff are on the way and I think they should take this ride more seriously since it can be dangerous ( add safety staff as well and add safety materials on both sides of the sled ). There is a risk of injury. Not recommended for children and elderly and people with back pain. Rent a helmet, take the ride seriously and enjoy! It takes about 10min to get down, easy to rent the sled and not very expensive about 15USD per person. You can do it again as much as you want without paying again the 15USD. Once you reach the bottom, A train will get you back on the top ( last station ).

Exciting and fun experience if you want to do sledding! They have a restaurant where you can have a break and recharge batteries. You can rent the sled and they give you a security helmet. Have to be careful and avoid to stop while you are sledding since people can crush against you unintentionally.

It's fun! And it is scary as hell! ☺️ Don't go up there expecting to be that short, giggly, pleasant ride you remember from your childhood. Except your sledge to be grinding ice and throwing off fiery sparks. It's a ride.

Came here to sled. Super fun and worth it - takes about 10 min to rent a sled and helmet (150kr for those of us over 5 feet), 10 min to get down the hill, and 20 min on the train back up that runs every 15 minutes. The metro from central oslo takes about 40 min through pretty neighborhoods and great fjord views. Make sure you have good snow pants and gloves. The hill is at times terrifyingly fast. Lean the OPPOSITE direction you want to go to steer or use your feet. One warning we didn’t get: the rental places and restaurant are definitely not right off the train stop, they’re 250m down a steep snowy hill you also have to climb back up. Bring good shoes. The lodge looks fabulous, the food is okay. All in all so glad we did this, super unique way to spend a morning or afternoon.

Amazing place, lots of fun. What a great way to spend an afternoon when in Oslo.

This is one of the best places to visit in Oslo during winter, it was awesome thrilling and unique experience to try sledding.

2.1 km of downhill sledging - rent you own 🛷 for the day and take as many trips as you like. You take the train back up to the top. You will surely find enough speed and likely a crash or two. 8-9 min ride and 15 min back up again. We did it on a weekday afternoon and had very little traffic.

I was first time and had absolute blast, awesome activity with good dose of adrenaline and fun, I highly recommend to anyone, sled renting relatively cheap (includes the helmet as well). If you are in Oslo in winter and the snow conditions are right, don't hesitate and go try it. Transport from Oslo city centre very easy. The view from the top is amazing, btw.

The sled experience was sooo fun! One if the best experiences and a MUST do in norway. Don’t expect it to be that easy ride. It is fast, and you should be careful you can harm yourself. There are some places where you can hit trees and fall down in a small valley! There are no staff to guide you through the start of the ride. Nobody gave us advice of renting a helmet nobody gave us some tips and recommendation, basically they give you the sled and that’s it. On the way down no security or safety staff are on the way and I think they should take this ride more seriously since it can be dangerous ( add safety staff as well and add safety materials on both sides of the sled ). There is a risk of injury. Not recommended for children and elderly and people with back pain. Rent a helmet, take the ride seriously and enjoy! It takes about 10min to get down, easy to rent the sled and not very expensive about 15USD per person. You can do it again as much as you want without paying again the 15USD. Once you reach the bottom, A train will get you back on the top ( last station ).

Exciting and fun experience if you want to do sledding! They have a restaurant where you can have a break and recharge batteries. You can rent the sled and they give you a security helmet. Have to be careful and avoid to stop while you are sledding since people can crush against you unintentionally.

It's fun! And it is scary as hell! ☺️ Don't go up there expecting to be that short, giggly, pleasant ride you remember from your childhood. Except your sledge to be grinding ice and throwing off fiery sparks. It's a ride.

Came here to sled. Super fun and worth it - takes about 10 min to rent a sled and helmet (150kr for those of us over 5 feet), 10 min to get down the hill, and 20 min on the train back up that runs every 15 minutes. The metro from central oslo takes about 40 min through pretty neighborhoods and great fjord views. Make sure you have good snow pants and gloves. The hill is at times terrifyingly fast. Lean the OPPOSITE direction you want to go to steer or use your feet. One warning we didn’t get: the rental places and restaurant are definitely not right off the train stop, they’re 250m down a steep snowy hill you also have to climb back up. Bring good shoes. The lodge looks fabulous, the food is okay. All in all so glad we did this, super unique way to spend a morning or afternoon.

Amazing place, lots of fun. What a great way to spend an afternoon when in Oslo.

This is one of the best places to visit in Oslo during winter, it was awesome thrilling and unique experience to try sledding.