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VINGNES BÅTHAVN-Lillehammer Båtforening

Name: VINGNES BÅTHAVN-Lillehammer Båtforening
Address: VINGNES BÅTHAVN-Lillehammer Båtforening, Innlandet, Norway
Telephone: +47 92280924
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About VINGNES BÅTHAVN-Lillehammer Båtforening

Vingnes Boat Harbor is located on the east side of Vingnesodden. The harbor has a brand new and long guest pier inside the harbor. Sailing in from the east, follow the markings. Guest seatsAbout. 10-15 places, available stalls can be used Towards summer There is still a lot of water left before it will be possible to launch at the northern end of Lake Mjøsa, but heat and water are on the way, so just prepare! Follow the water level, for example. at: https://imjosa.no/ A small reminder that circulation coverage must be off by 10 May

Facilities

Electricity

Petrol

Diesel

Water

Wifi

Showers

Toilets

Recycling

Supermarket

COORDINATES

61.10490 N, 10.44800 E

Port Information

Telephone

+47 92280924

Email

post@lillehammerbaatforening.no

Berth Sizes

< 10m, 10-20m

Depth at MLW

< 2m

Manoeuvrability

Fair

Channel Marking

Poor

Overseas Visitor Berths

Yes

Catamaran Berths

Yes

Dock Type

Floating

Style Side To

Yes

Style Stern To

Yes

Tidal Flow

Negligible

Active Winter

Yes

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Weather Forecast

Fri

5AM - 9AM

06 February 2026

NW 4 knots.
−23°C
Mostly fine

Fri

9AM - 1PM

06 February 2026

Light and variable.
Increasing from −23 to −13°C
Partly cloudy

Fri

1PM - 5PM

06 February 2026

Light and variable.
−14 to −12°C
Cloudy

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