Youth Hostel in Dombås
Travel Tips for Dombås (Page 1/1)
Budget Meals
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11 Sep 2011 Adriana, Italy:
Bodo, Hurtigruten, Tromso on begin of December 2011 |
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02 Aug 2011 Géraldine, Switzerland:
The Elk-Safari. We have seen 6 of them in a couple of hours ! Great souvenir ! |
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15 Jul 2011 Sylviane, France:
Rien à faire à part profiter de la nature et de la longue nuit. |
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15 Jul 2011 Sylviane, France:
Le train Dombas- Andalsnes. Pour le reste il vaut mieux avoir un moyen de locomotion |
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16 Feb 2011 Timothy, England & Wales:
Not really an eating-out kind of town although there is a Pizza restaurant. The hostel meals are good value and waaay-better than Frich's cafeteria in the centre. Or you can self cater from a Kiwi or Coop. |
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16 Feb 2011 Timothy, England & Wales:
Great walks and skiing all around, near and far. Muscox safaris near Hjerkin. Rauma train to Andelsnes or up the main line to Oppdal and Trondheim. |
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20 Sep 2010 Timothy, England & Wales:
Trolltun Hostel is your best bet. The centre of Dombås is a truck stop (literally) and Frichs cafe is overpriced for the 'quality'. There are kiwi and coop supermarkets in the centre, neither open on Sunday |
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20 Sep 2010 Timothy, England & Wales:
Not really that kind of place. |
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20 Sep 2010 Timothy, England & Wales:
Rauma train down to Andelsnes. As scenic as the Flåm railway IMO. |
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20 Sep 2010 Timothy, England & Wales:
Alesund to the west, Lillehammer to the South. Hjerkinnhus Hotell or Fjellstue to the north |
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| HI Hostel DombåsAt an altitude of 659m, the hostel makes a good base for winter skiing, with snowfall starting in November, as well as summer hiking. Other activities include horse riding and mountain biking. Facilities range from a sauna, to cafe, restuarant, kitchen and laundry, and accommodation is in 1-6 bedded rooms. | more...... |