A 5-dock Bikeep smart bike parking station with blue locking bars on a street corner in Gjøvik, Norway
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Secure bike parking at Panparken and across Gjøvik

Gjøvik has a network of free Bikeep smart bike parking stations, run by Bikeep's Norwegian partner Baia Mobility. The station at Panparken, on Hunnsvegen, is part of it, along with stations at the travel centre, in the town centre, at the stadium and on the NTNU campus.

Where to park in Gjøvik

  • Panparken. A 5-dock station on Hunnsvegen.
  • Gjøvik Skysstasjon. At the bus and train station, for riders who continue by public transport.
  • Jernbanetorget. A 9-dock station in the town centre.
  • Gjøvik Stadion. By the stadium on Oscar Nissens gate.
  • NTNU Gjøvik. Three stations on Teknologivegen, at the Ametyst, Smaragd and Helvind buildings.

How it works

Riders unlock a dock with the Bikeep app or a contactless card. A locking bar holds the frame, so there is no need to carry a lock, and every dock sounds an alarm if someone tampers with a locked bike. Parking is free.

Students use it most

Across Baia Mobility's Gjøvik stations, riders have logged about 2,650 parkings. The campus stations are the busiest. The station at the Ametyst building alone has more than 1,200, so students and staff clearly use them as everyday parking.

A Norwegian partner network

Baia Mobility runs Bikeep stations across Norway, from shopping centres in Oslo and Bærum to bike hotels around Bergen. Read how Kolsås got secure bike parking at the station, or see how cities use Bikeep.