Korketrekkeren is 2,000 metres long, and the elevation drop is 255 metres. One non-stop ride takes 8–10 minutes. Note: Korketrekkeren is only open when there is enough snow in the area.

Korketrekkeren is 2,000 metres long, and the elevation drop is 255 metres. One non-stop ride takes 8–10 minutes. Note: Korketrekkeren is only open when there is enough snow in the area.

Things to do near Korketrekkeren Roseslottet Holmenkollen Ski Museum Sognsvann Lake Gallery Voksenaasen Oslo Vinterpark Tryvann Skikurs.no Oslo Photo Tour Ovresetertjern Lake Ski & Guide Oslo Sommerpark Vigeland Park Frogner Park Holmenkollen Zip Line When in Norway - go hiking in Oslo! 🌲 Vigeland Museum

Om Korketrekkeren Oslos mest populære akebakke ble anlagt tidlig på 1900-tallet og går fra Frognerseteren til Midtstuen. Hvis du vil kjøre flere ganger kan du ta T-banen fra Midtstuen og opp til Frognerseteren igjen på 16 minutter.

Korketrekkeren (direct translation: "The Corkscrew") is a tobogganing track and former bobsleigh and luge track in Oslo, Norway. The tobogganing track runs between Frognerseteren and Midtstuen and is operated as a public venue by the municipality.

2023年1月24日 · When the snow falls in Oslo, locals head for the sled run known as Korketrekkeren. Here's how you can join in the fun. Oslo is one of few cities in the world where winter sports are just a short subway ride away.

Sledding in Korketrekkeren. Oslo's most popular sled run is Korketrekkeren ("the cork screw") close to Holmenkollen. The 2-kilometer sled run offers action and fun for adults and older kids. If you don't have a sled of your own, there are multiple options for sled rental in the area.

2024年2月10日 · Sledge run on the Korketrekkeren track. One of Oslo's winter attractions is undoubtedly the 2 km-long Korketrekkeren tobogganing track next to the Holmenkollen ski jump. This text gives you all the information you need about what, where, when and how much it costs.

At Frognerseteren we rent out sledges. Tobogganing in the Korketrekkeren is incredibly fun with many turns and straight passages where you can gain good speed, but it is easy to control the speed by braking the toboggan as was done in the "old" days.

If you are in Oslo during the winter... a couple of rides down Korketrekkeren is a must! My eight friends from Belgium who have never done sledding before just loooooved it! Read more