Roverway Paths

Path is the first half of Roverway and will be composed of many different mini-camps, taking place from the 22 to 27 July 2024. Hundreds of volunteers in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark are ready to welcome you and your patrol to their Roverway path. Bring yourself, an open-minded attitude and a big smile and get ready for a unique experience!

Every Path is an “independent” Guide and Scout camp organized by passionate teams and volunteers. While this website provides general information, please note that your path leader will offer the latest updates and guidance. In the event of differences between the information on this website and the information provided by your Path Leader, always adhere to the information from your Path Leader.

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  • Trollheimen


    Path TR05

    Trollheimen, directly translated to The home of trolls, is a beautiful mountainous area located in the middle of Norway. Here you get high alpine mountains and beautiful valleys. On this path you’ll start with a day on Rauøra in Gjevilvassdalen, a sand bitch in between the mountains. The next days will be spent hiking from cabin to cabin in the mountains. This will be long hikes in mountainous terrain, carrying our gear. Maybe we’ll find some cloudberries on the way, also known as the mountain gold. We will sleep in tents next to the cabins before we hike back down to Gjevilvassdalen where we end our mountain adventure.

    Entry Point:

    gjevilvasshytta

    Region: Trøndelag

    Static/Dynamic: Dynamic

    Sleeping:

    Tent

    Physical Demand:

    Very challenging

    Terrain:

    Mountainous

    Activities:


    Hiking

  • The pilgrimage to Nidaros


    Path TR04

    Nidarosdomen, a world famous pilgrimage site in Trondheim where people traveled far and further during the middle ages to the present day. Today the route is still walked by several as a culturally and historically rich route going through Norway’s valleys and mountains. On this path you’ll get to hike the last few days of the route. Starting at Svorkmo in Orkanger you’ll have three days of hiking ahead of you. 

    On the last day the participants will reach Trondheim and the final destination of Nidarosdomen. The day will be spent getting a tour in Nidarosdomen and getting to experience Trondheim city.

    Entry Point:

    Svorkmo, Orkanger

    Region: Trøndelag

    Static/Dynamic: Dynamic

    Sleeping:

    Tent

    Physical Demand:

    Very challenging

    Terrain:

    Forest

    Activities:


    Hiking

  • Røros – a dive into mining history


    Path TR03

    Join us in taking a dive into Røros’ rich history. Røros, a UNESCO world heritage site, is a mountain village with a history in copper mining all the way back to the 17th century. On this path you’ll get to learn about the mining history, see the old mining caves and walk in the old town. You’ll also get to hike around the Circumference, see the Kvitsandan-“desert” and enjoy the summer days in Bergstaden.

    Entry Point:

    Røros stasjon

    Region: Trøndelag

    Static/Dynamic: Static

    Sleeping:

    Tent

    Physical Demand:

    Moderate

    Terrain:

    Forest

    Activities:

    More information will be posted by path leaders

  • Traditional scouting in Norway


    Path VE07

    “In the mountains by the northwest coast of Norway is a traditional cabin by a lake.
    “Silsethytta” is a spacious cabin with enough room to fit everyone who wants to sleep inside, and there is also some space outside the cabin, suited for tents.

    The path will have activities surrounding the lake. Every participant will have the chance to go through the following activities, one each day; Hiking, canoeing, raft building, and hosting local visitors.
    We will offer local families the chance to visit and experience activities such as stilt walking, bow and arrow shooting, learning about knots, and making Norwegian waffles.

    If participants have suggestions for other activities we can host for locals, then we will gladly accommodate them.
    You will have free time in the evening, to socialize and relax.
    This path is a Norwegian scout experience from start to finish.”

    Entry Point:

    Silsethytta

    Travel Description:

    https://maps.app.goo.gl/seUTPpX9mcdwkeGR9

    Region: Trøndelag

    Static/Dynamic: Static

    Sleeping:

    Indoors

    Physical Demand:

    Moderate

    Terrain:

    Mountainous

    Accessibility:


    Quiet room

    Activities:


    Canoes
    Cultural and Historical
    Hiking
    Swimming

  • Rypetoppen Adventure Park


    Path TR02

    Visit one of the largest and safest climbing parks in Norway!
    The climbing park is idyllically situated in scenic surroundings with forests, mountains and water on all sides. Here you can hover in zip lines over the water while enjoying the beautiful Brudesløret waterfall.
    Our climbing park has 22 climbing trails in trees and rocks, including 28 zip lines. The lengths of the zip lines varies from 30 to 320 meter. The trails have different heights and degrees of difficulty. Better health and motor development is a part of what we offer.
    You’ll also be able to try canoe and SUP (Stand-Up Padleboarding) paddling, as well as some great hiking trails in the area.

    Entry Point:

    Meråker station, 7530 Meråker

    Travel Description:

    https://maps.app.goo.gl/JVxp5aD5ucnkNLVr9

    Region: Trøndelag

    Static/Dynamic: Static

    Sleeping:

    Tent

    Physical Demand:

    Challenging

    Terrain:

    Forest

    Accessibility:


    Hearing
    Quiet room

    Activities:


    Canoes
    Hiking

  • Discover Trondheim


    Path TR01

    Welcome to Trondheim, one of Norway’s biggest and oldest cities. In this path you will get a blend between cultural depths and natural beauty, offering participants a memorable and diverse experience of Trondheim.
    Participants will get to explore the majestic Nidaros Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece and a symbolic building for Norwegian history.
    The last two days offer a scenic hike in Trondheim’s city forest. Participants will experience Norwegian rover scouting traditions through hands-on activities, teamwork, and outdoor adventures, an opportunity to forge strong bonds. Some other activities to look forward to are paintball, canoeing, a visit to the science center, and a puzzle hunt in downtown Trondheim.

    Entry Point:

    Trondheim S, 7010 Trondheim

    Travel Description:

    https://maps.app.goo.gl/b8nb3VmYPdjff2ag7

    Region: Trøndelag

    Static/Dynamic: Dynamic

    Sleeping:

    Tent

    Physical Demand:

    Challenging

    Terrain:

    Forest

    Accessibility:


    Hearing
    Quiet room
    Sight

    Activities:


    Canoes
    Cultural and Historical
    Hiking
    Swimming