11 = Be considerate of game, farm animals and other hikers.
12 = Show respect for game, domestic animals and other hikers.
13 = Be considerate of wild and domestic animals and other hikers.
21 = Remember the leash law.
22 = Remember that dogs must be on a leash.
23 = Remember the leash law.
31 = Be careful when using open fires in the backcountry.
32 = Use open campfires with caution.
33 = Be careful about using campfires in the forest and open pastures.
34 = Be careful with open fire in the woods and field.
41 = Don't toss burning cigarettes.
42 = Do not throw away lit cigarettes.
43 = Do not throw away burning cigarettes.
52 = Bicyclists must show respect for pedestrians.
61 = Don't toss paper and other garbage on streets and in the terrain.
62 = Do not throw away paper or other crap on the roads or open areas.
63 = Do not throw paper or other litter on the paths and in the terrain.
71 = Exercise therefore caution in bad weather.
72 = Practice caution in bad weather.
73 = Therefore show caution in bad weather.
81 = Help us to keep signs and maps in good repair.
82 = Help us to keep signs and posted maps in good shape.
83 = Help us to keep signs and map boards in good condition.
91 = In the city mountains you can rest, set up camp and spend the night.
93 = On the Byfjellene you rest, camp, and spend the night.
101 = The Bergen area is densely populated.
102 = The Bergen area is densely populated.
103 = The area around Bergen is densely populated.
111 = Here he built a large hut which was given to the scouts in 1923.
112 = He built a large cabin that was presented to the scouts in 1923.
113 = Here he built a large cabin which was given to the scouts in 1923.
121 = Towards Solheimslien the path on the eastern ridge is followed.
122 = On the way to Solheimslien follow the path on the eastern ridge.
123 = Towards Solheimslien you should follow the path on the eastern ridge.
131 = Follow the road past NUTEC and continue up Kvarvenveien, past the recreation area.
132 = Follow the road past NUTEC and continue up along Kvarvenveien, past the recreation area.
133 = Follow the road past NUTEC, and continue uphill along Kvarvenveien, past the recreation area.
141 = Take the path towards the southeast where Kvarvenveien ends.
142 = When Kvarvenveien ends, take the path towards the southeast.
143 = Follow the path southeast, where Kvarvenveien ends.
151 = The military's plans for Mjølfjell must be taken seriously.
152 = The military's plans for Mjølfjell must be taken seriously.
153 = The Ministry of Defence's plans for Mjølfjell have to be taken seriously.
161 = Both Voss Utferdslag and Bergen Turlag are very concerned about the military's expansion plans.
162 = Both Voss Utferdslag and Bergen Turlag are deeply concerned about the military's plans for expansion.
171 = Bombing in the area could produce pollution of heavy metals and other substances.
172 = If the area is used for bombing that will lead to pollution consisting of heavy metals and other materials.
173 = If the area is used for bombing that will lead to pollution consisting of heavy metals and other particles.
174 = Bombing in the area could result in pollution of heavy metals and other substances.
181 = Go by boat or private car to Ortnevik.
182 = Take a boat or passenger car to Ortnevik.
183 = Travel by boat or car to Ortnevik.
191 = If you come with the morning boat, you can start the trip the same day.
192 = If you arrive with the morning boat, you can start your hike the same day.
193 = If you take a boat in the morning, you can start the hike on the same day.
201 = But what are you going to do in Vollavik?
202 = What on earth do you want to do in Vollavik?
203 = What is there to do in Vollavik?
204 = But what can one do in Vollavik?
205 = But what should you do in Vollavik?
211 = Stop therefore a little sooner, in Sylvarnes.
212 = For that reason, stop a little before, in Sylvarnes.
213 = Stop therefore already in Sylvarnes.
214 = Stop therefore a little earlier in Sylvarnes.
222 = But now you are far into Stølsheimen.
231 = Alternatively you can make a round trip back to Ortnevik from Blånipa.
232 = Alternatively you can continue around back to Ortnevik from Blånipa.
241 = The leader of Turinformasjonen, Pål Andersen, is very pleased.
242 = Pål Andersen, the chairman of the Tourist Bureau, is beaming with satisfaction.
243 = Pål Andersen, the leader of Turistinformasjonen, is very pleased.
251 = This summer Turlaget will be open on Saturdays.
252 = Turlaget will be open on Saturdays this summer.
253 = This summer, Turlaget will be open on Saturdays.
261 = The selection of merchandise has increased.
262 = The selection of goods has grown.
263 = The selection of goods has increased.
264 = The selection of merchandise has grown.
271 = DNT has done the job for the members in advance.
272 = DNT has done the work for members in advance.
273 = DNT has done the job for the members in advance.
281 = Turinformasjonen also has a good selection of books on outdoor life.
282 = The Tourist Bureau also has a good selection of books on outdoor life.
283 = Turistinformasjonen also has a good selection of books on outdoor life.
301 = Bergen Turlag has a long tradition as a tour operator on Folgefonna.
302 = Bergen Turlag has a long tradition of arranging hikes on Folgefonna.
303 = Bergen's Turlag has long traditions as organizer of hikes on Folgefonna.
312 = In the steamboat's day it could take a couple of days to get to the glacier.
321 = Today we are easily tempted to take a hike on the glacier when we look down at the body of the glacier from the Oslo plane.
331 = Wherever we travel in the country we see the traces of the ice's modeling of the landscape.
333 = Wherever we go in the country, we see the traces of the ice's modeling of the landscape.
341 = Kjeragveggen has interested climbers since the 1970's.
342 = Kjeragveggen has captured the interest of climbers since the seventies.
343 = Kjeragveggen has captured the interest of climbers since 1970.
344 = Kjeragveggen has interested climbers since the 1970s.
352 = After that new routes have been taken too.
353 = Since then, new routes have been made.
381 = When you have come down to the gravel ditches, you cross over towards the ridge itself again.
382 = When you have reached the bottom of the gravel ditches, cross over to the ridge itself again.
391 = Go across the stream and straight up the rocky hill.
392 = Go across the creek and straight up the rocky hill.
393 = Cross the brook and go straight up the scree.
401 = These are mass hunting graves for reindeer.
403 = These are huge graves for hunted reindeer.
404 = There are mass graves for hunted reindeer.
411 = Stay high, go around Bråkdalen and soon you will be standing on the top of Vassberget.
412 = Stay high, go around Bråkdalen and soon you will be standing on the top of Vassberget.
413 = Stay at that height around Bråkdalen and you will soon be on the top of Vassberget.
414 = Keep the height, walk around Bråkdalen, and soon you will stand on the top of Vassberget.
421 = There are many possible starting places for getting to the top of the 1755 meter high Rendalssølen.
422 = There are many possible starting points to reach the top of the 1775 meter high Rendalssølen.
423 = There are many possible starting points in order to reach the top of the 1755 meter high Rendalssølen.
451 = From here there are usually scooter tracks in towards Fiskevollen.
452 = From here there is a normal scooter path towards Fiskevollen.
453 = From here, you will usually find snowmobile tracks towards Fiskevollen.
461 = From here the path goes in to the mountain and follows a steep ridge upwards.
462 = From here the path goes up to the mountain and follows a steep ridge upwards.
463 = From here the path continues to the mountain and follows a steep ridge upwards.
464 = From here the path goes into the mountain and follows a steep ridge upwards.
471 = Here DNT has had a base for its climbing courses.
472 = This is where DNT had its base for its climbing course.
473 = This has been the base for the mountaineering classes of the DNT.
481 = Now it's the son Iver who has taken over the operations.
482 = Now it's the son Iver who has taken over the business.
483 = Now Iver, the son, has taken over the business.
484 = It is now the son, Iver, who has taken over the business.
491 = Do you understand that anyone dares to jump from the edge of the cliff (Stabben or Brurskardet)?
492 = Can you believe that anyone dares to jump from the edge of the cliff (Stabben or Brurskardet)?
493 = Can you believe that anyone would dare to jump from the brink of Stabben or Brurskardet?
494 = Can you imagine that anyone would dare to jump off the edge of the cliff?
502 = In general you follow the summer roads, but evaluate the risk of landslides along the way.
503 = In general you follow the summer roads, but judge the risk of landslides along the way.
511 = The most important preparation before trips in the mountains is to keep your body in reasonably good shape.
512 = The most important preparation for a mountain hike is to keep your body in halfway decent shape.
513 = The most important preparation for a mountain tour is to keep in reasonably good shape.
521 = Participation in turlag events is at your own risk.
522 = Participation in hiking events is at your own risk.
523 = To take part in hiking club events is at your own risk.
524 = Taking part in hiking club events happens at one's own risk.
531 = The mountains require good and proper equipment.
532 = Mountain hiking requires good and proper equipment.
533 = A hike in the mountain demands good and adequate equipment.
534 = The mountain requires good and adequate equipment.
541 = One must also have watertight rainclothes.
542 = You should also have watertight rainclothes.
543 = One also needs waterproof rain gear.
551 = The equipment list is attached to the full programs.
552 = The equipment list is attached to the detailed programs.
553 = The list of equipment will be found in the detailed program.
554 = The equipment list is attached to the more detailed program.
561 = Saturday the trip will go through magnificent valleys until we reach the cosy Grindaflethytta.
562 = On Saturday the hike passes through stately valleys until it reaches the pleasant cabin Grindaflethytta.
563 = On Saturday the hike goes through magnificent valleys to the cozy Grindaflethytta.
571 = Monday we exchange our skis for bicycles, and go through fine cultural landscape to Mosterhamn.
572 = On Monday we exchange our skis for a bicycle and ride through lovely inhabited countryside to Mosterhamn.
573 = On Monday we exchange our skis with bikes and bike through a beautiful countryside to Mosterhamn.
581 = There are certain things that can be liberating to do without husband and children.
582 = It can be a relief to do some things without husband and children.
583 = There are certain things that can be liberating when done without husband and children.
601 = We land the kayaks at the boathouse of Stigen gård, where we will spend the night.
602 = We put our kayaks in at the boatshed on Stigen gård, where we'll be spending the night.
611 = Come along to this windswept outpost in the west.
612 = Come along to this wind-swept outpost to the west.
613 = Come along to this windswept outpost facing west.
621 = Each summer thousands of mountain hikers on their way to Besseggen get to experience the very special voyage in historic environs.
622 = Every summer thousands of mountain hikers on their way to Besseggen take a unique cruise in historical surroundings.
623 = Each summer thousands of mountain hikers on their way to Besseggen get to experience this very special voyage in a historical setting.
641 = Take a walk in the area and see for yourself.
642 = Take a trip to the area and see for yourself.
643 = Take a hike in the area and have a look yourself.
651 = We also recommend a walk to the source of the watercourse.
653 = We also recommend a hike to the sources of the waterway.
662 = Børgefjell belongs to the last of our wildernesses.
663 = Børgefjell is one of our last wilderness areas.
671 = He came from Harstad with the Coastal Steamer.
672 = He came from Harstad with the Hurtigrute.
673 = He came from Harstad with Hurtigruta.
674 = He came from Harstad with the Hurtigruta.
675 = He came from Harstad with the Hurtigruta.
681 = At Rødøya we are facing the longest fjord crossing of the trip, Oterværfjorden.
682 = At Rødøya we stand before the trip's longest fjord crossing, the Oterværfjord.
683 = At Rødøya we are facing the hike's longest fjord crossing, Oterværfjorden.
691 = Kayak paddlers and dogsled drivers are spoiled tourists.
692 = Kayakers or those using dog sleds are spoiled tourists.
693 = Kayak paddlers and dog sled drivers are spoiled tourists.
701 = They don't have to carry.
702 = They do not have to carry packs.
703 = They don't have to carry.
711 = But a suitable place for a tent we didn't find.
712 = But we did not find an appropriate place for a tent.
713 = But we did not find a suitable place for a tent.
721 = But flat marshes are in any case not suitable for camping.
723 = But marshes are not suited for camping.
731 = Through that gate everyone who takes a walk on the island must pass.
732 = All hikers on the island have to pass through that portal.
733 = Everyone that goes on a hike on the island must go through that portal.
741 = Finally a new walking map for Femundsmarka has come out.
742 = There is finally a new hikers' map of Femundsmark.
743 = At last, a new hiking map of Femundsmarka has come out.
751 = Skrim is one of Norway's smallest mountain areas, but don't let yourself be fooled by that.
752 = Skrim is among Norway's smallest mountain areas, but don't be tricked by that.
753 = Skrim is one of the smallest mountain areas in Norway, but don't let yourself be fooled by that.
762 = The major mountain film festival in Banff, Canada has been a source of inspiration for the promoters.
771 = May 23-25 you can accompany Molde og Romsdals Turistforening (MRT) on a cycling tour to Runde.
773 = On the 23rd to 25th of May you can join the Molde og Romsdals Turistforening (MRT) on a bicycle ride to Runde.
791 = There is also guiding over many other glaciers this summer.
792 = There are also trips across many other glaciers this summer.
793 = This summer there will be guided tours across many other glaciers as well.
794 = This summer there will be guiding across many other glaciers as well.
801 = The areas around Hjørundfjorden, Sykkylven and Stranda are included in "the Sunnmøre Alps".
802 = The areas around Hjørundfjord, Sykkylven and Stranda are regarded as part of the 'Sunnmørsalpene' (Sunnmøre Alps).
803 = The areas around Hjørundfjorden, Sykkylven and Stranda belong to "Sunnmørsalpene".
811 = Kolåstinden is usually visited on skis, in the late winter and in the spring.
813 = Kolåstinden is usually visited on skis, in late winter and in spring.
821 = Here it can be crowded on beautiful spring days!
822 = It can be crowded here on nice spring days.
823 = Here it can be crowded on beautiful days in spring.
841 = From Molladalen you can go south along Molladalsskardet to Ytre Standal.
842 = From Molladalen you can walk to the south of Molladalsskardet to Ytre Standal.
843 = From Molladalen you can walk south along Molladalsskardet to Ytre Standal.
851 = From here it is only a short way to Patchellhytta, and spending the night here provides the opportunity to hike to the summit of Slogen.
853 = From here there is a short distance to the Patchellhytta, and a stay overnight here will give an opportunity of climbing the Slogen mountain.
862 = Velleseterhytta (the cabin at Velleseter) is a good place to spend the night for those who want to take a hike across to Patchellhytta in the south.
871 = The fishermen used this summit as a landmark, and called it Ramoen.
872 = Fishermen used this peak as a landmark and called it Ramoen.
873 = The fishermen used this peak as a navigation mark, and called it Ramoen.
881 = When you have gotten to the top of a mountain you see a number of new mountaintops that are all worth a visit.
882 = When you reach the top of a mountain you can see a multitude of new peaks, all of which are worth a visit.
883 = Once you have reached the top of a mountain, you will see a number of new mountaintops worth visiting.
891 = The trip is easiest to do in the late summer, since at other times of the year there can be some snow in the steep ditch between Fjedevatnet and the pass under Blåbretinden.
893 = The trip is easiest to do in late summer, since at other times of the year there may be quite a lot of snow in the steep ditch between Fjedevatnet and the pass under Blåbretinden.
901 = The men on the snowplow offered a ride, but he didn't want one.
902 = The snowpatrol offered a lift, but he did not want to have one.
903 = The snow-clearing crew offered him a lift, but he declined.
911 = Lom is the municipality which has the best conditions for outdoor life in the mountains.
912 = Lom county is the one with the best conditions for recreation in the mountains.
913 = Lom is the county with the best conditions for outdoor life in the mountains.
921 = In the winter vacation there are throngs of children on skis in Drammen!
922 = During winter vacation there are throngs of children on skis in Drammen!
923 = During the winter vacation Drammen is swarming with children on skis.
924 = During the winter holidays, Drammen swarms with skiing children!
931 = Keep to the right in the track and yield one of the ski tracks if you meet someone.
932 = Keep to the right in the tracks and offer one of the ski tracks to anyone you might meet.
933 = Keep to the right in the track, and offer one of the ski trails if you meet someone.
942 = Vestfold has more to offer than sandy beaches and granite cliffs.
943 = Vestfold has more to offer than sandy beaches and slopes of bare rocks.
951 = For normal skiers who love the winter, three kilometers on artificial snow may not be a really great experience.
952 = Three kilometers on artificial snow is probably not a mind bending experience for the seasoned skier who loves winter.
953 = To ordinary skiers who love the winter, 3 kilometers on artificial snow may not be the greatest adventure.
961 = But there are possibilities for people with knickers and parkas too.
963 = But there are possibilities for people with knickers and anoraks as well.
971 = From Botnemarka by Holmestrand one has a broad view towards the Oslo Fjord.
972 = From Botnemark at Holmestrand you have a wide view of Oslofjord.
973 = From Botnemarka near Holmestrand one has a wide view over Oslofjorden.
981 = I have discovered the Norwegian glaciers!
982 = I have discovered the Norwegian glaciers.
983 = I have discovered the Norwegian glaciers!
992 = In the literature that I have acquired it is pointed out that a helmet is important for safety's sake.
993 = In literature that I have found, it is also emphasized that helmets are important for safety.
1003 = The use of helmets when walking on glaciers is of course good, but today this is considered to be an individual choice.
1011 = People despair, competency disappears, the role of manager is weakened and the cultural landscape becomes overgrown.
1014 = People despair, competence is lost, the management role is weakened, and the cultural landscape grows over.
1021 = The year of the mountains has contributed with hundreds of events of all kinds, and good cooperative partners have gone together in order to praise the mountains.
1022 = The year of the mountains has contributed with hundreds of all kinds of happenings and excellent joint partners have combined to praise the mountains.
1031 = If there's anything the Swedes are concerned with, it's making tasty dishes.
1032 = If there is one thing Swedes are concerned about, it is preparing delicious dishes.
1033 = If there is anything that concerns the Swedes, it is to make savory dishes.