The right to roam is the foundation of the outdoor-life in Norway. Most notable on uncultivated land.However, there are some regulations which you are obliged to follow.
You cannot rig a tent any closer than 150m to the nearest habituated house or cabin, and can´t stay no longer than two consecutive days at the same location.
Some locations there are temporary limitations of camping, often due to drinking water. These locations are often close to a river. Always remember to check with the local official sites for information on whether or not you can camp there. There is no Right to Roam on cultivated land, with exception if the land is frozen or covered in snow. Then you can walk and ski on the land.
Cultivated land is not to be confused with “private zone”, which is the inner area close to the house or cabin. There are no fixed private zone. The safest option is to always to ask the land owner for permission.
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