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Øvre Kjæstad in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley, Norway - Photo: Lars Eivind Bones
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Øvre Kjæstad in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley, Norway

The Gudbrandsdalen Valley

Gudbrandsdalen is surrounded by the national parks of Jotunheimen, Rondane and Dovrefjell, and is known for medieval farms, skiing and hiking.
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Explore the Gudbrandsdalen valley

Getting here and around

The town of Lillehammer serves as the gateway to Gudbrandsdalen. The main road E6 and the Dovre Railway go through Gudbrandsdalen to Trondheim.
Interest: Transportation

Where to stay

Gudbrandsdalen offers a range accommodation, from mountain hotels and cabins to camp sites and unique historical farm hotels.
Interest: Where to stay

Attractions

Experience the Maihaugen Open Air Museum before travelling north to visit the stave churches and nature attractions of Gudbrandsdalen.
Interest: Nature attractions, Guided tours, Attractions & Culture, Mountains

What to do

Start your hiking trip in the Venabu mountains, go cycling or enjoy a full day rafting trip in the world famous Sjoa River.
Interest: Hiking, Biking, Safari, Water activites, Fishing, Riding & Sledging, Mountains

Tour suggestions

Gudbrandsdalen offers a wealth of marked tracks and roads suitable for hiking, biking and driving. Try a five-day walk along the grand Peer Gynt Road.
Interest: Tour suggestions, Mountains

Winter

Hafjell and Kvitfjell offer Olympic level and family friendly downhill slopes. There are also plenty of options for the cross-country skier.
Interest: Skiing, Mountains

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Film from a trip through the Gudbrandsdalen Valley

Let a guide take you through the main attractions in Gudbrandsdalen, including a medieval farm and an outdoor production of the famous play Peer Gynt.
Interest: Attractions & Culture

About Gudbrandsdalen

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Lillehammer

Lillehammer hosted The Olympic Winter Games in 1994, and is known for old farms, a modern town centre and surrounding alpine skiing resorts.

Key facts about the Gudbrandsdalen Valley

Gudbrandsdalen consist of a main valley (230 kilometres) and the smaller valleys of Gausdal, Espedalen, Vinstradalen, Heidal and Ottadalen.

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Rondane National Tourist Route

A peaceful drive on rv. 27 between Enden and Folldal is an excellent alternative to the main routes through Gudbrandsdalen and Østerdalen.
Interest: Tour suggestions, Mountains

White water rafting in the Sjoa River

- Seldom have I had such fun, and even though the adrenaline was pumping in my veins, I had the odd feeling of being safe.
Interest: Extreme sports, Water activites
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Where to stay in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley Where to stay
What to do in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley What to do
Attractions in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley Attractions
Getting to the Gudbrandsdalen Valley and around Getting here and around
Tour suggestions in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley Tour suggestions
Tourist information for the Gudbrandsdalen Valley Tourist information for the Gudbrandsdalen Valley
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