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Practical information before your visit to Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen
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You will be able to reach Lillehammer Emergency room (Lillehammer hospital) by using the following number: 116 117 (from Norwegian phones)
If you have a foreign number, you can reach the emergency room by calling (+47) 61 26 64 30.
Information on road conditions, 24-hour service: When in Norway dial 175
All use of open fire is forbidden in or near forests and other outlying areas from 15 April to 15 September. This applies to bonfires, grills, fire pits, camp stoves and any other type of open fire.
Public campfire sites
There are public campfire sites in the forests and on the islands, which can be used all year.
Dry periods
After long periods of dry weather, you should take extra precautions, as the risk of forest fires will be high. Grass, shrubs and trees are extremely dry, they catch on fire easily, and a wildfire could spread very quickly, so be careful with cigarette stubs etc.
The tap water in Norway is of excellent quality. You can drink tap water from anywhere as long as nothing else is stated.
Bottled water can be bought in supermarkets, kiosks, gas stations and delis.
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