Canyoning in Norway
Experience action in waterfalls in the heart of Norway
Geilo / Hol / Uvdal / Nesbyen / Hardangervidda
safety first
buy all your photos
lunch included
25-minute shuttle
take a hot shower
Book canyoning in Uvdal and Nesbyen
Quality equipment will keep you warm and safe
Stay warm in the 5,5 mm neoprene + fleece inside! If you want to feel extra warm, take also thermal/woolen underwear (both leggings and T-shirt) and thermal/woolen socks.
Experienced guides help you
You get an easy-to-follow safety talk before you go. You are provided with helmet, wetsuit and harness. Our guides are with you all the time.
All for your adventure!
Discover secluded nature areas unreachable without special equipment. Spectacular outdoor experience for active adventurers.
Canyoning
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The trail is 1.200 m long. The descent is 145 m.
from 14 years
If you have a child who is younger than 14 years, please contact us. You do not need any previous abseiling experience.
duration
The trip takes about 2 - 5 hours.
1.100 NOK
Equipment, guides, safety talk, lunch and transport to the ravine is included in the price.
Extreme FULL ON Canyoning
FULL ON Canyoning is special with rappelling a high mountain waterfall.
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The trail is 1.500 m long. The descent is 180 m.
from 16 years
It is an advantage to have experience with abseiling.
duration
The trip takes about 3 - 6 hours.
1.300 NOK
Equipment, guides, safety talk, lunch and transport to the ravine is included in the price.
Our guides will really take care of you
| Guide | Activity | Courses, education | Professional experience | First Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Alasdair Pinkerton | Head guide, Rafting + Canyoning | – Whitewater Rescue Technician Advanced (WRTA), Rescue 3 International – Scottish Rafting Association (SRA) Level 4 Raft Guide Trainer, 2020 – UK Canyon Guide (UKCG) Canyon Leader, 2016 – BA Hons in Outdoor Recreation and Adventure Tourism, University of Derby, Buxton, 2009 – 2013 | Guiding Experience since 2008 – 7 seasons in Norway, 2 seasons in India, many years in Scotland, 3 years raft racing around UK. | Outdoor Pursuits 2 day first aid, Scotland, 2019 |
| Vojtech Hejtmanek | Rafting + Canyoning | – Whitewater Leader and Whitewater Rescue Technician, Charles university in Prague, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, by Phdr. Petr Novotný Ph.D. IRF instructor – RESCUE 3 WRT – Whitewater Rescue Technician | – Numedalslågen, Dagali, Norway (since 2010) – Dagali Fjellpark (since 2014) – Intensive kayaking experience around the world (since 2005) – The co-autohor and cameraman of Kayaking Simple and Safe (Instructional DVD for kayakers) | – Norsk Grunnkurs i Forstehjelp – The Norwegian Red Cross – first aid course – RESCUE 3 WRT – Whitewater Rescue Technician |
| Ondra Vozabal | Rafting + Canyoning | – Water Tourism Instructor, Palacky University, Olomouc, Czech Republic, 2012 | – CK CVOK – rafting travel agency, 2012 – 2019, Austria, Swiss, France, Germany, Czech Republic, Croatia, Slovenia, Greece, Montenegro – Rafting and Canyoning Guide, Numedalslagen since 2020 | – Czech Red Cross – Paramedic Recovery Actions |
| Rajip Tripathi | Rafting + Canyoning | – Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2022 – International Rafting Federation (IRF) Level 5 Raft Guide Trip Leader, 2017 – Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2009 | – Raft Guide, Adrenaline Rush, 2010 – 2012. – T.L. Raft Guide and Canyon Guide, Paddle Nepal, 2013 – 2016 – Japan – 2016 – Iceland – 2017 – Guiding on Numedalslagen since 2018 | – W.F.A.R. (80 hours), Initiative outdoor, 2020 – W.F.A. (16 hours), Redcross (2014-207) |
| Bharat Gurung | Rafting + Canyoning | – Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2020 – Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2013 | – Guiding since 2011 – T.L Raft Guide, Paddle Nepal, 2012 – 2017) – Japan – 2017 – Guiding on Numedalslagen since 2018 | – Wilderness First Aid, 24-hour, Initiative Outdoor, 2020 |
| Sanu Gurung | Rafting + Canyoning | – Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2019 – Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2017 – International Rafting Federation (IRF), Raft Guide Trip Leader, 2015 | – Guiding since 2005 – India – 2005, 2006 – Turkey – 2011 – Guiding on Numedalslagen since 2021 | – Wilderness First Aid, 24-hour, Initiative Outdoor, 2020 |
| Jeevan Gurung | Rafting + Canyoning | – Rafting Guide, Achieved grade ‘A’, Nepal Association of Rafting Agencies (2012) – River Guide Training Programme 2018, Nepal Association of Rafting Agencies (NARA), River Guide Instructor – IRF Guide Training and Education, International Rafting Federation, Safety Kayaker – Level 4, Raft Trip Leader – Level 4 (2021) | – Professional Rafting Guide, Safety Kayaker, Kayak Instructor, Canyoning Guide (since 2009) – River Guide and Translator in a UNDP project, Ganges River Dolphin Conservation Center (2014) – Professional Rafting Guide and Safety Kayaker, BIGSMILE, Japan (2016 – 2018) – Dagali (since 2021) | – Whitewater Rescue Technician, Rescue 3 International (2019) – Wilderness First Responder, Solo, Wilderness Emergency Medicine (2019) |
| Dominika Adamcova | Rafting + Canyoning | – Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2022 – Biomedical Technician, Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, CVUT in Prague, Bachelor’s degree (2015 – 2019) | – Water tourism instructor (Dronte school) – Canoe polo – Team captain 2018 and 2019 – Wild water – Extrem Devils Race (2018 4th place, 2nd place), Outdoortrophy with Czech Outdooor eXtrem Team (2019 1st place) – Rafting guide, Numedalslågen (since 2020) – Canyoning guide, Dagali Fjellpark (since 2020) | – Lifeguard course (Czech School Drowning Rescue) – Whitewater First Aid Course, Zdrsem Vodák (2018) |
| Gavin Branter | Rafting + Canyoning | – Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2022 – UK Canyon Guide (UKCG) Canyon Leader, 2019 – International Rafting Federation (IRF), Raft Guide Level 4, 2017 | – Guiding since 2015 – ACE Adventure and Vertical Descents, Scotland | – Outdoor 2 Day First Aid, 2022 |
- Please listen what your guide has to say during the Safety Talk before canyoning. Make sure that you have understood what has been said.
- Ask if anything is unclear.
- You get a helmet, wetsuit, harness and river shoes. All equipment needs to be worn during the entire activity.
- You must have swimwear under the wetsuit. Thermal clothing under the wetsuit should be adapted for weather conditions.
- The harness must be fastened during the entire activity. If you are unsure whether the harness fits correctly, contact the guide immediately for an inspection.
- Your guide is on the trip to help you and get you through the canyon safely. Following his/her instructions will make your trip the best it can be.
- Walk slowly.
- All participants has to sign the self-declaration before the trip.
- People influenced by alcohol or drugs can not participate on the trip.
Everything you need to know
| Tour | Length in the river | Descent in the river | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canyoning in Uvdal | 1,2 km | 145 m | 2 - 5 hours |
| Full On Canyoning in Uvdal | 1,5 km | 180 m | 3 - 6 hours |
| Canyoning in Nesbyen | 1,25 km | 83 m | 3 - 5 hours |
| Price | Price | Participants |
|---|---|---|
| Canyoning in Uvdal | 1.100 NOK | from 14 years |
| Full On Canyoning in Uvdal | 1.300 NOK | from 16 years |
| Canyoning in Nesbyen | 1.200 NOK | from 14 years |
(+47) 906 22 675
Our booking phone is available from 9:00 to 17:00.
booking@dagalifjellpark.no
You get the answer as soon as possible.
| Schedule | Meeting point | Spring: 28.5. - 12.6.2022 | Summer: 17.6. - 14.8.2022 | Autumn: 19.8. - 11.9.2022 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canyoning in Uvdal | Dagali Fjellpark | Fri. + Sat. + Sun. trips: 9:30 + 14:30 | Every day trips: 9:30 + 14:30 | Fri. + Sat. + Sun. trips: 9:30 + 14:30 |
| Full On Canyoning in Uvdal | Dagali Fjellpark | Fri. + Sat. + Sun. trips: 9:30 + 14:30 | Every day trips: 9:30 + 14:30 | Fri. + Sat. + Sun. trips: 9:30 + 14:30 |
| Canyoning in Nesbyen | Hallingdal museum, Nesbyen | Fri. + Sat. + Sun. trips: 9:00 + 13:00 | Every day trips: 9:00 + 13:00 | Fri. + Sat. + Sun. trips: 9:00 + 13:00 |
The safety is crucial for us!
Safety talk
You get an easy-to-follow safety talk before you go canyoning.
We will help you
Our experienced guides will help you.
Quality equipment
Quality equipment will keep you warm and safe.
We follow strict safety routines!
Our guides are trained to guide you safely through the canyon.
Who is canyoning for?
Swimmers
Only for swimmers.
Adventure hunters
Canyoning in Norway is a challenge! It is a physically demanding outdoor activity.
Recreational athletes
The canyoning tours are not for pregnant women, people influenced by alcohol or other drugs, or those who have heart / lung / back / neck problems, or other serious injuries or disorders.
Weight up to 120 kg
The load capacity of the harnesses is designed for people with weigh up to 120 kg.
Terms & Conditions
Cancellation policy:
- Cancel 7 days or more before appointment – it is refunded 100%.
- Cancel less than 7 days before the appointment – it is refunded 0%.
If you can’t come, someone else can take over your order.
In all these cases:
- cancellation of the trips due to hazardous weather conditions,
- technical problems, which are caused at Dagali Fjellpark,
- force majeure,
you can:
- receive a voucher with validity of one year,
- move the date on a new date,
- get refund 100% of the prepaid amount.
Accommodation at Dagali Fjellpark
Lavvo camp
We have 4 lavvoes. A lavvo is a tent, made of wood, with beds (both downstairs and upstairs), wooden floor, electricity and light.
Private apartment
We offer private accommodation in a light, clean, practical, 2-storey apartment, which is built with groups in mind. Capacity 26 persons.
Good to know about canyoning with Dagali Fjellpark
Yes, at your own risk you can bring a waterproof camera, we will fasten it to you somewhere.
Yes. If needed, our female or male guide may assist your child with the gear changing in changing room.
Don’t worry, our guides takes pictures. At the end of the trip, you can buy the photos. You get them all on a USB flash drive, which costs 250 kr.
The canyoning trip participants sign that:
- they have been acquainted with the safety rules
- the trip is on their own risk
- they will always listen to the guide
- that photos and video from the trip may be used by Dagali Fjellpark for promotion.
No, and it is not even necessary. Canyoning in Norway, it is an adventure in drinkable river water!
No, you will be offline.