National parks are free

You can expect to pay a fee to access most National Parks or outdoor areas in most places of the world. This is not the situation in Norway. All public lands are open to everyone, including strangers, thanks to a principle known as "Allemannsretten." The term literally means "right to roam" or "right to gain access." It dates back to ancient times and is today an integral part of Norwegian outdoor culture.

Also, you can pitch a tent anywhere in Norway thanks to "Allemannsretten" (any man or woman's right of public access) (unless anything else is stated at a specific area). For Norwegians, the outdoors is extremely important, and they strive to protect their ability to freely enjoy it. As a result, make sure you leave no traces and don't harm the environment.

It's simple to see why Norway has been rated one of the best places to live countless times. Furthermore, it is quite safe and welcoming for visitors. You'll be ready to explore this lovely region of the world as long as you know the items listed above.