Attractions in Hedmark

Over a suspension bridge, it goes over to the Rondane National Park. Several signposted paths lead through the national park.

The Magic Moose is a 7.5 km long flow trail with a variety of artificial obstacles, rock gardens, bends and northshore elements, all of which are matched to one another …read more

On the way up into the mountains we follow the tracks Cal of Linnaeus, a well-known Swedish naturalist who undertook here in the summer of 1734 his reconnaissance trip through …read more

Gasthof Vingelsgaard is located at an altitude of 730 meters above sea level. in the old village "Vinnilsgar'n", which is the oldest settlement in Vingelen. This settlement used to be …read more

Small, non-serviced DNT hut, which was previously used as a holiday and hunting hut and is now operated by the DNT.read more

Really special DNT hut. Easily accessible (700 m from the car park or 4 km from Skarnes train station), in a fantastic location on Igletjennet and with some special features: …read more

Svukuriset is a popular starting point for hikes in Femundsmarka. The Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT) bought the southern farm in 1926 and operates a hiking hut here in summer. At …read more

In complete solitude without border controls or big announcements you cross the Swedish-Norwegian border. People are allowed to move in and out, only the reindeer are kept by their owners in their respective national territory through the fence.

The ruins of the medieval cathedral. Construction probably began around 1152/53. It was completed in the early 14th century. It is 50 meters high and 56 meters long and was …read more

The Norwegians call this place "The Oasis" and that comes very close. An oasis in a stone desert. The reindeer come by in the morning and in the evening. A really fairytale place.

Impressive waterfall, which can be well viewed especially from the bridge.

In the night before April 24th 1945 a British Helifax bomber made an emergency landing on Lake Mjøsa. It was just Sgt. Thomas Weightmann, who surrived this landing as the …read more

The church is dedicated to St. Olav and is currently being researched more closely. In 2020 one hopes to gain new knowledge about this church. Right next to it is …read more

The path leads up and down through a fairytale forest. Again and again you can enjoy the fantastic view.
With about 3km the route is easy to walk and on …read more

Here you can throw yourself into Lake Mjøsa from a height of five meters. By the way: The construction of the diving tower is said to have devoured 28 million …read more

Idyllic campsite with cabins and rooms right on the river Glomma, not far from Tynset's center.

Email: post@tynsetcamping.no
Telephone: +47 624 80 311
Address: Brugata 21, 2500 Tynset, Norway
Accommodation …read more

From this platform you have a good view of the Rondane National Park. Above a terrace and below a souvenir shop and toilets.

Archaeological finds in the shores of the 992 m high mountain lake suggest that the Forollsjøen in former times could have been a Sami sacrificial site. Today, the lake is …read more

The impressive grounds of the Vannbruksmuseum are located in the middle of a bright birch forest. The museum used to be a water-powered sawmill that is still largely preserved. Nowadays …read more

From here you can enjoy a great view of the Hamar Olympic Hall, which was built for the 1994 Olympic Games in Lillehammer. The shape of the hall was modeled on a capsized Viking ship, hence its name: Vikingskipet.