Hunderfossen Family Park Map 2026
Locate the giant Troll, Il Tempo Extra Gigante, the castle and parking. Compare the archived maps with current operator app and seasonal guidance.

The large image is an archived 2022 sheet. The operator’s map page currently links a 2023 PDF; use its app and current attraction pages for later additions and seasonal availability.
Archived 2022 Hunderfossen map retained from this guide. The downloadable operator PDF is dated 2023. Its printed prices, hours and new-attraction labels belong to that edition; check current visitor information before travelling.
Read the older maps with current 2026 guidance
The printed sheets are useful for locating established landmarks. They do not provide a complete 2026 operating plan.
Use the app for current navigation. The official map page displays a 2022 illustration and links its 2023 PDF. The operator’s app provides an interactive map, attraction information, theatre times and service locations.
Rally Flåklypa is a separate 2026 addition. The current opening-hours page says it is still being test-run, with possible short stops and periods of long queues. The older printed map does not establish its current location or availability.
Autumn changes the route. The operator lists autumn opening on September 26 and 27 and October 3 and 4, 2026. Its calendar page says water activities, including rafting, Rundsnurr and the bathing area, are closed during the autumn holiday period. Check the calendar for the chosen day.
The Troll is inside the park. The giant seated figure belongs with Ivo Caprino’s Eventyrgrotte, marked 74 on the 2023 sheet. It is not the parking entrance.
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Two archived map details show the northern attraction cluster and driving tracks. Two photographs show distinct established landmarks in December 2021 snow. These winter views document their subjects at that date, rather than summer operating conditions.

Energisenteret and Il Tempo
The retained crop shows Energisenteret at 36 and the red Il Tempo Extra Gigante track at 38 beside it. The illustrated wheel below the energy centre is Perpetuum Mobile. This is the upper part of the printed sheet, away from the entrance at the bottom; Energisenteret is a separate indoor attraction, not the coaster’s name.
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Hyperakselerator and driving tracks
This crop shows Reodor Felgens Hyperakselerator at 39, EL Gokart at 42 and the Volvo truck track at 43. The current operator identifies Hyperakselerator as a 4D attraction. It is distinct from Il Tempo Extra Gigante’s outdoor coaster track. Check each attraction page for its own height and age rules.
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Perpetuum Mobile
Jan Hammershaug photographed the snow-covered Perpetuum Mobile structure on December 17, 2021. The wheel provides a recognizable reference beside Energisenteret; it is illustrated between that building and Hyperakselerator on the operator’s 2023 sheet. The photograph records its snow-covered winter appearance.
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The Troll’s staff and hand
This close crop from December 10, 2021 shows the root-shaped staff and part of the giant Troll’s hand under snow. The operator’s current full-figure photograph confirms the same staff beside the seated Troll. To locate the whole landmark, look for Eventyrgrotte 74 on the printed map and use the current app in the park.
See on park mapOn the 2023 sheet, Eventyrslottet is 11, the pool group is 25 through 28, Energisenteret is 36, Il Tempo Extra Gigante is 38 and the Troll’s cave is 74. Use the number and attraction name together when checking the legend. The castle and Troll occupy different positions inside the park.
Hunderfossen Family Park parking and directions
Use Fossekrovegen 22, 2625 Fåberg for the park. The operator directs drivers from E6 exit 85. Eventyrparken and Barnas Gård share the visitor parking area.
Hunderfossen’s full park footprint and visitor parking to the south. View larger map.
Find services before setting off
Use the operator’s app to locate current facilities. Older printed symbols show useful reference points, while rental and access arrangements come from current visitor information.
Choose a route by attraction and season
A useful plan starts with the attractions available on the visit date, then their individual requirements.
For the northern attractions
Group Energisenteret, Il Tempo Extra Gigante and Hyperakselerator together when planning the longer walk through the park. Il Tempo’s current minimum is 115 cm with an adult or 130 cm alone. Hyperakselerator has different requirements: 100 cm with an adult or 120 cm alone.
For the castle and Troll
Find Eventyrslottet at 11 and Eventyrgrotte at 74 on the older sheet. They are separate stops on opposite sides of the lower park illustration. The Troll sits above the cave entrance; use that connection to identify the landmark.
For an autumn visit
Leave the pools, rafting and Rundsnurr out of the autumn holiday plan while the operator lists them closed. Check Rally Flåklypa’s test-running notice and current theatre times in the app before deciding the order of indoor attractions.
How to use the map without mixing editions
Keep the date of each source visible as you plan.
Save the operator’s 2023 PDF for offline orientation if useful. Its printed opening dates, parking price, rental prices and new-attraction banners are historical. The large image and retained detail crops in this guide come from the archived 2022 sheet. Neither is presented as a complete 2026 map.
For current navigation, install the free Hunderfossen app before arrival. Its interactive map shows your position when location access is enabled and includes attractions, theatre times, shops, food outlets and services. Use the official calendar separately to confirm that the park is open on the travel date.
The dated winter photographs help identify Perpetuum Mobile and a detail of the Troll’s staff. Snow, lighting and the close crop make them different from a summer view. The operator’s current full-figure Troll photograph and the printed landmarks provide the wider context.
Hunderfossen map: frequently asked questions
Answers based on the operator’s current visitor pages and clearly dated map editions.
Where can I get the official Hunderfossen map?
The operator’s map page currently links a PDF dated 2023 and displays an older 2022 illustration. Its free app provides an interactive park map and current attraction and service information.
Is the map image in this guide a 2026 edition?
No. The large map and retained details are archived 2022 images. Use the operator’s current app, calendar and attraction pages for later additions and seasonal availability.
Where are Il Tempo Extra Gigante and Hyperakselerator?
The 2023 sheet marks Il Tempo Extra Gigante at 38 beside Energisenteret 36, with Hyperakselerator nearby at 39. The outdoor coaster and the indoor 4D attraction are separate experiences.
Is the giant Troll at the park entrance?
No. The Troll sits above the entrance to Ivo Caprino’s Eventyrgrotte inside the park, marked 74 on the 2023 sheet. The visitor entrance and parking are farther south.
Are the water attractions open in autumn?
The current operator calendar says water activities, including rafting, Rundsnurr and the bathing area, are closed during the autumn holiday period. Check the official calendar for the intended visit date.
How does Hunderfossen parking work?
Eventyrparken and Barnas Gård share parking with automatic number-plate reading. The operator’s 2026 summer/autumn day rate is NOK 99. Check its payment instructions, including any service charges, before leaving.
Official maps and park information
Check the current official map and operator website for daily closures, seasonal operations and accessible routes. The area photos show landmarks that help you plan your route.