BØKER

JOTUNHEIMEN

From cabin to cabin (1987). Editor: Thorbjørn Faarlund (1987). Author: Svein Grønvold, Bjørn Petter Kaltenborn, Tor Møllebak, Ketil Næss.

Editor: Svein Grønvold (1997). Author: Thorbjørn Faarlund, Bjørn Petter Kaltenborn, Tor Møllebak. (New edition with 50% new text and all new photos.)

The book describes 55 hiking trails between cabins in one of the most popular and famous mountain areas in Norway. You will also find articles about glacier walking, the National Park, flora, fauna and maps on the scale of 1: 150,000.

NORTH-WESTLAND'S MOUNTAIN WORLD

Hiking in Møre and Romsdal (1990). Main ed. Tor Møllebak. Co-authors: Gunnar Austrheim, Espen Bratlie, Ola Einang, Thorbjørn Faarlund Svein Grønvold, Bjørn Petter Kaltenborn, Ketil Næss.

The book describes magnificent routes in, among other things, the wild and beautiful Sunnmørsalps, Romsdalsfjella, Eikesdalen and Tafjordfjella. Here you can also read about trips to shelf farms along the Geirangerfjord, the avalanche accident in Tafjord, winter hiking opportunities and about snow and avalanche danger. A total of 127 routes are described.

HARDANGER VIDDA

From cabin to cabin (1992). Main ed. Svein Grønvold. Co-authors: Thorbjørn Faarlund, Espen Bratlie, Tor Møllebak

Hardangervidda is a well-known and beloved mountain area for many, also for those with commercial interests such as fishing and reindeer hunting. Here you can follow hunting, read about the national park, the fishing grounds, cycle the Rallarvegen and get 78 detailed route descriptions as well as maps on a scale of 1:150,000 and much more.

RONDANE AND FEMUNDSMARKA

with adjacent mountain areas. From cabin to cabin (1995). Main ed. Tor Møllebak. Co-authors: Svein Grønvold, Bjørn Petter Kaltenborn.

The book covers our eastern mountain tracts from Rondane in the west to Femundsmarka all the way to the Swedish border. In addition to the two mentioned areas, Alvdal west mountains, the Tynset area, Rendalen east mountains and from Rondane to Lillehammer are also visited. A total of 75 routes are described. We visit the inland fishing village Fiskevollen by Lake Sølensjøen, the old floating canal - Feragskanalen - in Femundsmarka, as well as the three national parks in Rondane, Femundsmarka and Gutulia respectively. The maps in the book are on a scale of 1:300,000.

SNACKS OG SNADDER

Gaver fra kjøkkenet (2004). Inger Wethe (Author) and Svein Grønvold (Photo).  The book is about how to make food possible to give away as a birthday or Christmas present etc. and how to wrap it in a nice way. The book is richly illustrated with photos.

VÅRE SKOGSTRÆR

Ragnar M. Næss (Author) and Svein Grønvold (Photo). The field book describes 39 of the most common tree species in Norway illustrated with photos of the trees, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits etc. (Published 2002).

VILLE VEKSTER

- røtter i kulturhistorien (2007). Olav Skard (Author) and Svein Grønvold (Photo). The book describes 53 agricultural species like vegetables, corn, fruit  etc. and the history about how they have been used for food or traditional medicine or as inspiration for artist like painters or poets.

SØTT OG SUNT

Gaver fra kjøkkenet (2005). Inger Wethe (Author) and Svein Grønvold (Photo). This is the second book of the series Gaver fra kjøkkenet = Gifts from the kitchen.

JORD- OG HAGEBRUKSVEKSTER

- røtter i kulturhistorien (2007). Olav Skard (Author) and Svein Grønvold (Photo). The book describes 53 agricultural species like vegetables, corn, fruit  etc. and the history about how they have been used for food or traditional medicine or as inspiration for artist like painters or poets.

DRAMMENSVASSDRAGET

- fra fjell til fjord (2008). Tom Helgesen (Editor), Svein Grønvold, Tor Møllebak and Tom Schandy (Authors and Photographers). The book is about the second largest waterway in Norway - Drammensvassdraget - a book with both new and historical black and white photos telling about the use of the waterway for timber floating, saws, power production, fishing, outdoor life, steamboats etc.