In the border region between Sweden and Norway lies the majestic Lake Grövelsjön, in the northern part of Norway and in the southern part of Sweden.
There are beautiful hiking trails there, which are heavily frequented by tourists in the summer.
Those longing for peace and quiet should head to Norway from Storsätern. The nature there is even more impressive than at Grövelsjön.
A relatively easy massif with two peaks lies not far across the border in Norway. They are called Djupsjöberget and Båthusberget.
From there, you have a stunning view of Lake Femund and many other lakes and peaks.
Almost all of them can be climbed without much effort, but surefootedness and a certain level of fitness are required.

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Elevation 1,080 m

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Take Me There

Location: Engerdal, Hedmark, Norway

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1. Djupsjøberget – Båthusberget loop from Drevsjømoen

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