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A holiday in the valleys of Eastern Norway never gets boring or flat. Kickstart your planning of eventful days with the help of our expert’s hints.
He left the world-famous fjords of his childhood for the mysterious inlands of Eastern Norway. The Bergen-born Ove Gjesdal, now head of tourism at Lillehammer and the Gudbrandsdalen valley, says: “I was quickly enthused by the unseen activities here. There is something interesting going on all year. I’ve gotten into cycling, skiing and other sports, and I have become addicted to cultural festivals and other events that the region is known for.”
Grab the steering wheel and see it for yourself: many of the valleys of Eastern Norway seem wonderfully endless when you travel through them and start to make spontaneous or planned stops by the many sights and attractions. The constantly changing landscape shifts without notice between soft hills and dramatic shapes.
The Olympic city of Lillehammer is located at the very southern end of the Gudbrandsdalen valley. The traditional wooden houses in main street of Storgata has many niche shops, restaurants and other cultural experiences.
Pay a visit to Lillehammer Art Museum and continue to the open air folk museum of Maihaugen. Finish at the ski jump facilities of Lysgårdsbakken with the bonus of a view over Lillehammer. Get a good nights sleep in Lillehammer.
Storgata in Lillehammer, with its charming wooden buildings, is an experience in its own right. With over 125…
Go to: Lillehammer Town centreStorgata in Lillehammer, with its charming wooden buildings, is an experience in its own right. With over 125…
Lillehammer Art Museum is located in a unique building designed by Snøhetta, in the centre of Lillehammer. The…
Go to: Lillehammer Art MuseumLillehammer Art Museum is located in a unique building designed by Snøhetta, in the centre of Lillehammer. The…
From Lillehammer, travel northwards to Hafjell, one of Norway’s major ski destinations. In the summertime, the area is considered to be amongst Norway’s most well-developed cycling parks.
On the other side of the valley, the big thing is bobsleighs on wheels. There you will also find the fairy tale theme-based Hunderfossen Family Park with family-friendly accommodation alternatives.
The only bobsleigh and luge track in Scandinavia. Wheelbob available throughout the summer season.
Go to: Lillehammer Olympic Bob- and Luge TrackThe only bobsleigh and luge track in Scandinavia. Wheelbob available throughout the summer season.
In Hafjell you can enjoy both great skiing conditions and have a pleasant skiing experience with your family.
Go to: Hafjell Ski ResortIn Hafjell you can enjoy both great skiing conditions and have a pleasant skiing experience with your family.
Hafjell Bike Park is considered the best of its kind for downhill riding, and has expanded and developed the…
Go to: Hafjell Bike ParkHafjell Bike Park is considered the best of its kind for downhill riding, and has expanded and developed the…
Continue northwards through the Gudbrandsdalen valley. Make a stop at the stave church of Ringebu before you leave the main route E6 and head to Venabygdsfjellet. Explore the mountain hiking or by horse.
The mountain of Muen is a good spot for a panoramic view of Rondane National Park. Spend the night at a hotel or camping of your choice at Ringebu or nearby.
Ringebu Stave Church dates back to around 1220, and is one of the country's 28 remaining buildings of its…
Go to: Ringebu Stave ChurchRingebu Stave Church dates back to around 1220, and is one of the country's 28 remaining buildings of its…
Venabygdsfjellet forms part of a network comprising some 2,500 km of trails.
Go to: Venabygdsfjellet, Cross-country SkiingVenabygdsfjellet forms part of a network comprising some 2,500 km of trails.
Cross the U-shaped Gudbrandsdalen valley, starting at Gålå. This destination is known for its seasonal outdoor play Peer Gynt, and is also a good starting point for driving the mountainous Peer Gynt Road via Fefor all the way down to Espedalen valley.
The tower-shaped lodge Elgtårnet is a good place to spot moose from above. Further south, the famous natural potholes at Helvete are amongst the biggest in Northern Europe.
Enter the mythical country of Peer Gynt and the kingdom of the trolls as you follow this gravel road, which…
Go to: Peer Gynt RoadEnter the mythical country of Peer Gynt and the kingdom of the trolls as you follow this gravel road, which…
Ove Gjesdal is the general manager of Visit Lillehammer AS.
The predictable climate of Valdres and its surroundings comes with a snow guarantee during the winter season, which makes it a good spot for skiing. Taste the area’s famous semi-fermented trout, celebrated during the Rakfisk festival in November.
You can find suitable accommodation options in many places, such as in the city of Fagernes.
There's a reason for the Besseggen being one of the most popular mountain hikes in Norway. The spectacular…
Go to: The Besseggen Ridge in JotunheimenThere's a reason for the Besseggen being one of the most popular mountain hikes in Norway. The spectacular…
Halfway between Bergen and Oslo, Hallingdal offers many activities. The valley has well-developed areas for hiking, biking and skiing. The small cities of Gol, Geilo, Ål, Nesbyen, and Hemsedal are all excellent points of departure, and offer varied accommodation. For close contact with bears and other creatures typical for this part of Norway, visit Langedrag Nature Park and the Bear park in Flå.
Alternative route: to Elverum in the Østerdalen valley
The Østerdalen valley is shaped by Norway’s longest river Glomma. South of the city of Glåmdalen the valley landscape changes name to the Glåmdal valley. The valleys offers numerous activities by and on the river and in the mountains. Spend the night in Elverum.
The Hallingdal Route runs from Geilo to Nesbyen, a 77 km distance through fairly easy terrain. It is part of…
Go to: The Hallingdal RouteThe Hallingdal Route runs from Geilo to Nesbyen, a 77 km distance through fairly easy terrain. It is part of…
Spend a week skiing across the Hallingdal mountains, or take a day trip - the choice is yours! The Hallingdal…
Go to: The Hallingdal trackSpend a week skiing across the Hallingdal mountains, or take a day trip - the choice is yours! The Hallingdal…
Langedrag Nature Park is open for overnight and daily visits, all year round, and offers a number of…
Go to: Langedrag Nature ParkLangedrag Nature Park is open for overnight and daily visits, all year round, and offers a number of…
Get up close and personal with bears, elk, lynx and other exotic animals! In Bjørneparken our…
Go to: Bear ParkGet up close and personal with bears, elk, lynx and other exotic animals! In Bjørneparken our…
Numedal is the southernmost of Eastern Norway’s lush, big valleys. Here, you can visit four stave churches that are solid reminders of the rich past. The traditions of Numedal as a trade route during the Middle Ages are celebrated every summer at Middelalderuka (the Medieval week).
Flesberg stave church dating back to approximately 1150-1200, this church are famous for interior decorations.…
Go to: Flesberg stave churchFlesberg stave church dating back to approximately 1150-1200, this church are famous for interior decorations.…
Rollag Stave Church The church is located a few kilometres north of the centre of the village Rollag. It was…
Go to: Rollag Stave churchRollag Stave Church The church is located a few kilometres north of the centre of the village Rollag. It was…
Nore Stave Church Nore Stave Church is located in Nore and Uvdal municipality in Buskerud. Nore Stave Church…
Go to: Nore StavkirkeNore Stave Church Nore Stave Church is located in Nore and Uvdal municipality in Buskerud. Nore Stave Church…
From Numedal, the road to the small city of Rjukan in Telemark bear marks of the silent charm of the Norwegian countryside. Rjukan is located deep down in an unusually narrow valley, so narrow that a sun mirror has been placed atop of a mountain to reflect the winter sun down to the city.
THE MAJORITY OF THE POPULATION in this narrow valley emigrated to America in the 19th century.
Go to: Rjukan - Town Centre WalkTHE MAJORITY OF THE POPULATION in this narrow valley emigrated to America in the 19th century.
The mountain Gaustatoppen in Rjukan in Telemark county is easily accessable and one of the most beautiful…
Go to: GaustatoppenThe mountain Gaustatoppen in Rjukan in Telemark county is easily accessable and one of the most beautiful…
You don’t have to travel to the Mediterranean to go island hopping. In the southernmost parts of Norway, thousands of islands are waiting for you.
Take part in travel enthusiasts Samuel and Hildegunn Taipale’s thoughts about how they prepared for their exotic, yet highly relaxed roundtrip in the Northern part of Fjord Norway.
Insider knowledge is crucial for quality travel in Norway, where the hidden experiences are numerous and many of the best attractions are off the beaten track.
There is only one way up to the peak of the mountain pass, and it’s as steep and winding as is gets. Part of these driving enthusiasts’ thrill is to see how their grand tourers stand the test. Join us for the yearly Gentlemen Drivers Weekend (GDW).
Driving will never be boring through the Østerdalen valley, nicknamed The Green Shortcut. There are plenty of things to see, do, and eat along the swiftest stretch between the capital of Oslo and Norway’s third largest city, Trondheim.
Spend a week exploring some of the highlights of Norwegian architecture, from a wooden church that dates back to the 12th century to the latest high-tech hotel which blends in with nature.
Plan three days in Fjord Norway south of Ålesund, based on inside information from the director of Nordfjord Folk Museum.
Any direction out of Oslo will take you to lush landscapes, rich history, and culture. The region around the Norwegian capital is easily accessible and offers a great number of possibilities for day and round trips.
Plan a sporty holiday on historic grounds by combining your favourites amongst Trøndelag’s highlights.
Combine cool city culture in the capital with wildlife experiences in raw nature. In a short time, you can get from charming coastal towns in the Oslo region via huge forests to Norway’s highest and mightiest mountains in the Jotunheimen national park.
The lush Norwegian forests are home to many animals, and the moose is the largest of them all. Find out where you can go on a moose safari or which animal parks to visit to get a kiss from the king of the forest.
Numerous camping grounds all over Norway are specially suited for motorhomes and caravans. Here, German travel journalist and camping guide author dr. Thomas Kliem shares his top locations.
White houses, photogenic harbours, and fresh seaside smell – let us introduce you to some of our most scenic wooden towns and cities.