The Park Inn by Radisson Oslo Airport Hotel West features 233 rooms for business or leisure travelers. Fine cycle paths and country roads take you around an easy cycling terrain.
From Gardermoen Airport, there’s a nice cycling path to the town Jessheim. For the return journey, take the gravel road passing by the picturesque Ljøgodttjern and the historic and mysterious Rakni Mound.
The cycle path guides you safely out of the airport area and is well signposted all the way to Jessheim. It’s an asphalted route with gentle inclines, making it easy and enjoyable to cycle. Despite running parallel to the road, there are scenic stretches offering views of the open landscape.
In Jessheim, there are restaurants, cafes, and shops available. If you´re heading for the National Cycle Route 7 – the Pilgrim Route, you will find the track in Jessheim.
For the return journey, you will partly cycle along charming gravel roads, passing by Ljøgodttjern, where there are opportunities for a swim. Close by, you will find The Rakni Mound, an ancient burial site dated back to the year 550. It is the largest man-made mound in Northern Europe and can tell a truly unique story about the Migration Period in Europe. Many myths and theories are associated with the mysterious Rakni Mound, and several excavations have been conducted. Today, it is a popular destination for people of all ages, with charming lawns and benches.
Red signes showing the way between Gardermoen and Jessheim.
In the town Jessheim there´s a lot of opportunities to get a coffee and a snack.
At the Haug Pilgrim Farm you can fill up your water bottle.
Cycle along charming gravel roads to Ljøgodttjern, where you can relax on the lawn or take a dip in the pond
The mound is larger than any other burial mound in northern Europe. Today, it is a popular destination for people of all ages, with charming lawns and benches.
This round trip is easygoing. It's convenient to start the bike tour right from the airport, whether arriving by plane or train.
