12의 미트레 갈달가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A trailer with a toilet. A welcome shelter in rainy weather. It's also suitable for spending the night. A sleeping mat is required.

A small wooden terrace in the sun and only a few meters further a shelter for a little break

If you're up for a ride south, it's well worth a pit stop at Horg Bygdatun for a snack and a rest. They've got benches outside, and the (very basic) toilet (utedo) is available during opening hours. To stretch your legs a bit, you can walk around the traditional buildings – some originally located there, others moved in from other places and preserved.

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 due to its rich trout populations a popular destination for sport fishing. If you want to fish, you must first get a permit (Fiskekort) from the local authorities.

The open air museum Storbekkøya is not only a popular destination for families wandering between the 19th century buildings surrounded by beautiful nature, but also offers accommodation in the museum buildings and a quaint café for refreshment. The opening hours of the café are seasonal, in the summer months usually on weekends from 12-18 clock. For accommodation at Odd Varvik, contact odd_varvik@hotmail.com. Storbekkøya museum seter 7298 Budalen Mobile: +47 476 86 230 Email: storbekkoya@hotmail.com https://www.storbekkoya.com