Reading material for those who love the camping life

Travel book author Cecilie Larvåg from Stabekk and senior adviser for National Tourist Roads in the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, Trine Kanter Zerwekh from Heggedal, want many Norwegians to get out on the road this summer. Photo: Studio Dreyer Hensley
The book Mile after Mile contains lots of inspiration for Norwegians who love to travel, here Vøringsfossen along the National Tourist Route Hardangervidda. Facsimile from the book Mile after Mile Photo: Harald Christian Elken, Norwegian Public Roads Administration
Caravan and Caravan magazine, No. 3 June 2021

Travel guide: Roadtrip along National Tourist Routes

Travel reports from Norway
In the book MIL after MIL - Along Norway's 18 National Tourist Routes, which can be bought in bookstores and online, you will get to know the characteristics of the 18 roads. You get tips from locals and insight into the history that has helped shape the areas you travel through. Pictures, maps, travel letters and fact pages about everything from whales and glaciers to witch trials in Varanger and historical spider production on the Helgeland coast make the book a useful and inspiring travel companion on this year's Norway holiday.

Holistic

Mile after mile is written by Cecilie Larvåg, former editor of Widerøe's aviation magazine for over ten years. She is interested in triggering curiosity and imparting knowledge, so that people become a little wiser along the way. - «It is positive that there will finally be a product that shows the whole, not only the architecture and art along the 18 stretches, but also what you can experience, the offer that is there, activities, food and experiences. This book offers useful and exciting information even for someone who has traveled around the National Tourist Routes for years "-, says Trine Kanter Zerwekh, senior adviser for National Tourist Routes in the Norwegian Public Roads Administration.

Unique roads

She hopes that even more Norwegians will open their eyes to these unique roads, where the Norwegian Public Roads Administration has so far completed approximately 160 rest areas and viewpoints, a high number of them praised in the Norwegian and foreign press.

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