There is a rich and diverse wildlife on Hardangervidda, here you can read what you can come across and get a glimpse of whether you are lucky. Villrein (Wild reindeer) The reindeer is the most important animal on Hardangervidda. What are the chances of seeing wild reindeer? The reindeer originally wandered freely across Europe. Through climate change, hunting and domesticated reindeer …
Hardangervidda is Europe’s largest mountain plateau, covering approximately 8.6 million decares – almost one and a half times larger than the Finnmarksvidda. The inner core of Hardangervidda is Scandinavia’s largest national park (excluding Svalbard) Foto: Guro Lien Hardangervidda National Park is the largest national park in mainland Norway, spanning 3422 km2 across the counties of Hordland, Buskerud, and Telemark. To …
There are excellent accommodation options on and around Hardangervidda whether you prefer to stay outdoors, in comfortable cabins, or at a hotel. Rauland Rauland offers accommodations at hotels, cabins, and apartments: » Austbø Hotell » Rauland Feriesenter » Rauland Høgfjellshotell With a base in Rauland, you have a short driving distance to all the attractions in Mountain-Telemark and along Hardangervidda. …
Hardangervidda National Park route, also called Fjellveien Telemark, is a driving route where you can experience Hardangervidda and the mountains in Telemark in spring, summer or autumn. Perfect for those who are on a driving holiday, or who have the area as a base for adventures. Route in Google Maps Where does the national park route go? The national park …
Driving route and directions Wondering how long it takes to drive from one place to another? Then these pages can help you: Gule Sider Google Maps Road standard The entire national park route runs along an asphalt road. Some stretches are winding and narrow, but offer even better views and nature experiences! Tolls and toll roads There are no tolls …
Experience the beautiful Tinnbygde where you get a taste of Norwegian craft traditions, food traditions and cultural monuments. Some highlights natural slides and potholes at Røyslandsbergo Håvardsrud Seterliv TinnBua; the shop with “a little sweet, a little salty, something toe everything” Foto: Seterliv.no Day 1: Dale – Tinn Austbygd Dale – Mæl RV37 – 10 km Mæl – Atrå RV364 …
Experience a mix of traditional and modern Telemark culture on this car holiday along the National Park route. A perfect weekend trip for those interested in art and culture! Highlights: Visit the largest preserved medieval church in the country, Heddal Stave church See craftsmen at work at Telemarkstunet in Rauland Enjoy beautiful cultural landscapes with old farms in Rauland Google …
Be a conductor for a day on the Krossobanen, or try out one of the slides at Rjukanbadet! Along the Hardangervidda National Park route, there are plenty of activities for the little ones! Some highlights: Play and splash around indoors and outdoors at Rjukanbadet Try your hand at being a conductor on the Krossobanen Join in milking cows or cuddle with …
Is it your first trip here? If you choose this car holiday, you’ll experience the highlights along the National Park route. Day 1 – 5. See Google Maps Some highlights: See the largest preserved medieval stave church in Norway. Experience the view of 1/6 of Norway from Gaustatoppen. Explore the remote mountain village of Møsstrond on a high mountain cruise …
Follow in the footsteps of the saboteurs! The Saboteur’s Trail is the path used by the world-famous Norwegian resistance fighters during World War II when they were on their mission to sabotage the heavy water plant. Details: Length Difficulty Time 8 km High 3-5 hours Description The hike starts at Rjukan Fjellstue, approximately 11 km from the center of Rjukan. …
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