In short:
- Fewer people, clear air and colours on the hillsides.
- Great autumn experiences: mountain hikes, e-bikes, bird migration and boathouse evenings.
- RIB runs from March to October.
When the summer tourists have gone home, calm settles over Frosta. The air gets clearer, the hillsides change colour and the fields are harvested. For many, autumn is the best time to visit the peninsula.
Mountain hike with a view
Autumn days with clear air give long views. On the mountain hike over Bjønnbettet, Litjheia and Storheia you can see from the Skarnsund Bridge to Trollheimen. Shorter option: Tronnobergskammen with a campfire and hot drinks at the top.
Cycle through the harvest
The farming landscape is at its liveliest when the vegetables are harvested. A guided e-bike tour takes you past the farms without you needing to be fit.
Migrating birds on Tautra
In autumn many migrating birds rest in the shallow water around Tautra. Join a bird safari and learn what you are seeing.
Last RIB tours of the season
We run RIB on the Trondheimsfjord from March to October. An autumn trip in the evening light is something special, but dress warmly.
Dark evenings in the boathouse
When the evenings get dark, it is perfect to gather around the long table with candlelight. Beyond the Fjord is open all year.
Gather the group for an autumn evening in the boathouse.
Frequently asked questions
Can you take a RIB tour in autumn?
Yes, the RIB season runs from March to October. We provide floatation suits, gloves and hats.
What can you do on Frosta in October?
Mountain hikes, e-bike tours, birdwatching on Tautra, RIB and dinner in a boathouse.