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Glåmos
On the northern side of Lake Aursunden, around 6 km from Glåmos, is Sakrisodden
containing Norway’s rarest plant, the Siberian Aster (Aster Sibiricus). If you would
like to visit Sakrisodden, please contact Jorunn at the farm by the plant sanctuary.
Tynset
Part of Dovrefjell / Sunndalsfjella national park, fine hiking opportunities, rich botanical fauna
Kvikne
The remains of the copper mine are 8-9 km east of Yset in Kvikne. The road is only open in summer time. The first ore was found here in 1629. As opposed to other copper mines of any importance there was very little activity here after 1800. This…
Tolga
An amazing piece of engineering. The first bridge was built in 1736 and rebuilt in 1859. This was reconstructed in 1997. The bridge’s structure is very unusual, with a clear span of 32 m, the largest in the country. The bridge is around 1.5 km north…
Tynset
Grønntjønnan nature reserve is located in Forollhogna National Park.
Great hiking opportunities in the mountains towards Vingelen and Dalsbygda. Parking at the border of the reserve.
Røros
In the mining town Røros we have since 1999 been pleased by the fact that the year has gotten another new season. “The fifth season” is emerging in the middle of March, and to the sound of chamber music and the smell of tulips we float around while…
Røros
Røros church - also called "The pride of the mining town" - was built in the golden age of the Røros Copper Company. The building was finished in 1784 and is one of the largest churches in Norway, with 1600 seats. It now emerges in its entire…
Tolga
The natural formations om the east side of the river Glåma north of Tolga are traces of the two glacier lakes Upper and Lower Glåmsjø.
Glåmos
Fjøsakademiet is a cultural enterprise based on a 300-year old farm in Glåmos, close to the world heritage site, Røros. At the heart of the business is the beautifully restored barn, Høylemmen, used among other things for weddings, concerts,…
Kvikne
Bubakk, Kvikneskogen
About 1000 metres above sea-level, just west of Sandbekkdalen in Kvikne in Tynset, lies one of the country’s most known soap stone quarries from the pre-roman Iron Age. The stone quarry is known first and foremost through…