Rent a bike

EAST FOR LAKE MJØSA

Hamar Tourist Office

The tourist information office in Hamar has 12 regular and 8 electric bicycles for rent. All bikes are of the Kalkhoff brand.

To rent a bicycle, please contact: 
- Telephone: +47 612 89 800
- E-mail: ingunn@radareiseliv.no 
- Website: www.visitmjosa.com

IN THE MIDDLE OF LAKE MJØSA - Nes & Helgøya

Infoteket

Helgøya is located about 25 km from Mjøstråkk, but it’s truly a gem for cyclists – and well worth the extra kilometers. Infoteket on Helgøya rents out 6 electric touring bikes and 2 electric mountain bikes.
Free parking is available, also for long-term visitors.

For multi-day rental, please contact:
- Telephone: +47 418 09 731
- E-mail: post@infoteket.no
- Website: www.infoteket.no

NORTH OF LAKE MJØSA

Station Cafe & Hostel

You can rent a bike at the train station in Lillehammer. The bike rental is located at station cafe and hostel which is walking distance from Lillehammer City center and most of the hotels in Lillehammer. The bikes are all electric and very easy to use. You can rent them on a daily rent or half a day. Helmet is included and the battery will be fully charged upon your arrival. More info? Click here!

For booking or information, please contact:
- Telephone: +47 61 24 90 00
- E-mail: info@hafjell.no
- Website: www@hafjell.no

SOUTH OF LAKE MJØSA

Wergelandshaugen

Are you starting your Mjøstråkk bike ride on the south side of Lake Mjøsa? At Wergelandshaugen you can rent an e-bike and head out on an adventure! They offer four e-bikes for rent — perfect for exploring historical and scenic routes.

Telefon:+47 95144712
E-post: booking@wergelandshaugen.no
Hjemmeside: www.wergelandshaugen.com

BUA equipment depot

All over the country, there are schemes in place where sports and outdoor equipment can be borrowed for free. One of these is BUA – an initiative first and foremost aimed at children and young adults, but often also extended to anyone else as looking to borrow equipment. These schemes are owned and run by local councils, clubs, and associations. Most of the equipment is purchased new using charitable funds and public grants, and some is also donated by private individuals.

The BUA scheme is a concept that aims to promote activity among children and young adults across the municipality by providing depots from which equipment can be borrowed for free. It is an initiative that reduces consumerism and ensures that activities are available and affordable for all.

BUA equipment depots along Mjøstråkk

Click on each individual equipment depot to see what is available:

(NB: BUA only got Norwegian webpages.
We reccommend using Google Chrome for automatic on page translations while browsing BUA's website)

- Stange

- Hamar

- Brumunddal

- Lillehammer

- Gjøvik

- Østre Toten