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Sandsli

Accommodation in Sandsli

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Walking trails and lakes in Sandsli

Discover Sandsli through waterside trails and green spaces for outings. Nearby, Håvardstunvatnet is about a 15-minute walk east of the planning area. The Bymiljøetaten has mapped it as a “very important outdoor recreation area.” Nature along the lake is well preserved; at the same time, the path by Håvardstunvatnet is heavily used. So, if you walk there, you’ll encounter a popular trail in a landscape that is important to ducks and other waterbirds.

The trails around Håvardstunvatnet have been improved. They lead to several loop routes and other walking trails in Sandsli. A new shelter stands right beside an improved walking trail and is recommended as a destination for walks. It gives walkers the chance to find shelter or eat a packed meal under a roof. In dry weather, there is also a table with benches at Håvardstunvatnet where you can enjoy a packed meal.

Loop routes, rest spots, and views

A loop around Skranevannet has benches and rest areas. The “Skranevannet fra Sandsli” loop is suitable for bicycles, strollers, and manual and electric wheelchairs. This makes the routes particularly appealing if you want to consider different ways of getting around during your stay. The trails by and around the water offer concrete ways to spend time outdoors, rather than treating Sandsli merely as a base for other activities.

One route continues through a green corridor to Søvika and Steinsvikneset. There, you can enjoy a view across Nordåsvatnet. If you enjoy combining scenery and exercise, you can consider this outing as a different kind of exploration alongside the lake loops. Birkelandsvatnet is also nearby, west of the planning area in Sandsli; you can fish and swim there.

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Family activities and choosing where to stay

Sandslihallen is also a family-oriented destination nearby, offering several activities for the whole family. Sandslihallen is also one of the venues for the free “Åpen hall” program. It is aimed especially at children aged four and older, though everyone is welcome to take part. This means nature experiences and an indoor family activity are available as different interests to consider when planning your trip.

When deciding whether Sandsli is right for your holiday, you can consider which of these experiences matter to your family: walks and loop routes, time by a lake, fishing or swimming at Birkelandsvatnet, or activities at Sandslihallen. A holiday apartment in Sandsli is a particularly relevant option to search for if you want to focus your stay on the destinations and activities mentioned here. The specific trails, lakes, and activities give you a tangible sense of the area without requiring you to commit to just one type of outing.

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