The extinct volcano that still guards NATO's old underground facility gives you great exercise and great views of practically all of Bærum and large parts of the inner Oslofjord. Twenty to thirty minutes quick walk brings you to Bærum's best viewpoint. The steep side at the west side is a favorite training site for mountain climbers. The routes on the south side are more family friendly, and the view on the top is equally good. You can get to the top from several sides of the

On the west side of Bærumsveien, Lysakerelven becomes wider and the landscape is more open. When you come down to Granfossen, you get the feeling of being in a Western Norway in miniature. The river is easily accessible in many places, and when the water flow is low, you can get lost in the rocky river river. There are places like this in Lysakerelven where you can swim or fish. The river alternates between calm and more harsh areas. On the way down along Lysakerelven we met

If you wonder what to do today, explore Lysaker River (Lysakerelven). As you walk along the Lysaker River's upper part from Jar to Bogstad water, you get the feeling of having entered another world. In some places, the vegetation is so dense that it's like going through a green tunnel. The sky is completely covered with foliage, and to the sides you can see only a few meters. It is only the sound of the river that says it is only a few meters away. The noise of the cars disap