Welcome!
Do you like the idea of speeding away on a snowmobile in Rauland's winter landscape?
Rauland Adventure arranges guided tours for everyone! We ride on fantastic trails in the terrain of Rauland.
Safaris start at 10:00 and 14:00. A minimum of four participants is required to book a private safari. We collaborate with local food producer Lega who creates an exciting packed lunch that we can take with you on your safari trip.
You can rent a snowmobile without a guide every day in season, pick-up at 10:00 or 17:00
Guided Safari Tour
Starts in Rauland City Center at Lega Cafe, use the parking lot behind the cafe. The tour lasts 3 hours. Necessary training will be given in the use of snowmobiles and the rules that apply to the red trail network in Vinje municipality. You can borrow a helmet if you don't have your own. The group can pre-order lunch from Lega, which the guide will take with him on his scooter to an idyllic place for a rest along the trail. There is no requirement for a class S driver's license when participating in the Guided Tour. Only requirements are age over 16 years and a basic traffic course. Passengers on scooters are allowed.
Rent a scooter without a guide
When you rent a snowmobile on your own, you are responsible for familiarizing yourself with the rules that apply to the trail network in Vinje municipality. Driving license is included, you must pay for gasoline yourself. All scooters are delivered with a full tank. You can borrow a helmet from us if you do not have your own. Class S driver's license requirements
Start-up by rental:
Day rental: 10:00-16:00
evening rental: 16:30-19:00
Price from NOK 1490,-
Info and guidelines for using the snowmobile trails
Always be considerate of skiers and other people. Speeds should be reduced near cabins, ski slopes, residences and along private roads.
There is a full stop and yield requirement when crossing ski trails and public roads.
Resting is allowed up to 30 meters directly off the trails, where there are no signs prohibiting it. It is not permitted to drive parallel to the trails.
General upper speed limit is 70 km/h
All travel is at your own risk!
Practice driving. You can start practice driving a snowmobile when you are 15 years old and have completed a basic traffic course. You must then have a companion who is older than 25 years old and who has had a class S driving license continuously for more than the last five years. You and your companion can each drive your own snowmobile. There must be two-way radio communication between you when driving this way.
If you have obtained a class A1, A, B or T driving license before July 1, 2006, you automatically have the right to drive a class S snowmobile.
