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The Østerdalen and Røros region offers a broad choice of activities and experiences. Feel the thrill of walking in one of Northern Europe’s biggest gorges - or take a drive on Norway’s second highest roadway and admire the sunset from the top of the world on Tronfjell. In Røros a world heritage site awaits you with its colourful, old wooden houses and friendly streets – a place where nature, culture and history meet.

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Grøtådalen Mines in Tylldalen

Address

Grøtådalen gruver, Tylldalen, 2501, Tynset

Telephone
62 48 50 00

postmottak@tynset.kommune.no

Tynset

When you have driven down the gulley on the main road (Rv 30) from Tynset to Tylldalen, just where the road crosses the bridge over the small river Grøtåa you will clearly see the path leading to the mines. The Grøtåa valley is in places quite…
The Soap Stone Quarry at Sandbekkdalen in Kvikneskogen

Address

Sandbekkdalen, Kvikne, 2512, Kvikne

Telephone
62 48 50 00

postmottak@tynset.kommune.no

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…
The Church at Kvikne

Address

Kvikne, 2512, Kvikne

Telephone
98862870

Kvikne

If you are interested to see one of the finest altarpieces in the country and a church richly decorated, then you must visit the church at Kvikne. This cross-shaped church was built between 1652-1654 and it was restored between 1738-1739. The…
Kvikne Copper Mine

Address

Kvikne Kobberverk, 2512, Kvikne

Telephone
62 48 50 00

postmottak@tynset.kommune.no

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…
Tynset Church

Address

Vedalen 51, 2500, Tynset

Telephone
62 48 55 69

postmottak@tynset.kommune.no

Tynset

When the famous Norwegian writer, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson drove through Tynset, he heard the bells ringing from the church tower and this inspired him to write one of his most well-known psalms. Few churches have such a beautiful situation as the…
Huset Aukrust

Address

Nord-Østerdalsveien 5119, 2560, Alvdal

Telephone
62 48 78 77 / 911 95 658

post@aukrust.no

Alvdal

The Aukrust Center lies in the little town of Alvdal in one of Norway's many beautiful valleys. Its a museum built to house the life work of multi- artist Kjell Aukrust. Visit this beautiful building and experience Aukrust's drawings, paintings, the…
Røros Museum– Olav’s Mine

Address

Gruvveien 612, 7374, Røros

Telephone
+47 72 40 61 70

rorosmuseet.booking@mist.no

Røros

Join us for an hour’s walk through 300 years of mining history. The guided tour takes you through the Nyberget mine dating from the 17th century and the Olav’s Mine from the 20th century, descending 50 metres below ground and 500 m into the mountain…
Tronfjellet mountain

Address

Tronfjellet, 2500, Tynset

Telephone
62 48 90 00

postmottak@alvdal.kommune.no

Tynset

Drive up Norway's 2nd highest road and witness a wonderfull panoramic view from Trontoppen. 1660 meters above sea level. The area is also interesting from a botanical perspective, offering several nature trails.
To drive all the way to the top…
Røros Museum Smelthytta

Address

Malmplassen, 7374, Røros

Telephone
+47 72 40 61 70

booking@rorosmuseet.no

Røros

The Smelthytta museum is built on the ruins of the smelter that burnt down in 1975. Here you find exhibitions about the history of the Røros Copper Works, brought to life by models of mines, smelters and technical installations. These models give an…
Tufsingdal nature reserve

Address

Tufsingdal, 2550, Os i Østerdalen

Telephone
+47 62 47 03 00

postmottak@os.kommune.no

Os i Østerdalen

Here you can visit the long Tufsingdal esker, which contributes to our understanding of how ablation progressed through the Femund region.