Discover the best attractions and experiences Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella National Park has to offer
Explore historic churches and sites that reveal the cultural layer of the Dovre region around the park.
A small historic church set in the high plateau, reflecting traditional Norwegian parish life.
Parish church serving the Dombås area with classic Norwegian architecture.
Learn about local history and the natural world through regional heritage displays.
A local farm and cultural museum showcasing traditional Dovre life and buildings.
A small railway heritage site near Dombås highlighting the line’s role in the region.
Religious landmarks set along the high plateau, blending architecture with stunning vistas.
A church serving the high plateau communities with a stark, scenic setting.
A parish church reflecting local religious heritage and architecture.
Iconic landscapes, high peaks, and wildlife experiences in the park.
Trek to the iconic Snøhetta for expansive plateau views and alpine scenery.
A base for hikers and a place to soak in the mountain atmosphere.
Seasonal opportunities to watch musk oxen in their natural habitat.
Characterful villages at the park’s edge offer warm Norwegian hospitality.
A gateway village with access to trails, services, and local culture.
A remote village along the plateau with access to scenic routes.
Cost-free ways to connect with the landscape and wildlife.
Follow signposted routes through the high plateau and valleys.
Look for musk oxen and birds from safe, approved spots.
Experience the clear night skies above the plateau.
Taste Norwegian mountain fare and regional specialties.
Traditional sour cream porridge served with sugar and cinnamon.
Norwegian lamb and cabbage stew, a hearty classic.
Local smoked game and hearty mountain meals.
Low-key evenings in the small mountain towns.
Relax with a drink and friendly conversation after a day outdoors.
Cozy spots for coffee, cakes, and warmth.
Learn about the region’s nature through short programs and visits.
Short films and talks about the park’s wildlife and geology.
Seasonal walks with local guides highlighting flora and fauna.
Outdoor adventures across seasons.
Glide through snowy landscapes along prepared tracks.
Explore in winter with lightweight snowshoes.
Tackle alpine routes with panoramic rewards.
Ventures beyond the main trails for a more solitary experience.
A challenging detour for experienced hikers seeking solitude.
Lesser-known valley paths with wild scenery.
Uncrowded powder runs away from the crowds.