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Explore the places in Femund Engerdal. There are many different accommodations, places to eat, national parks and activities ready for you to experience.
You can come by car, bus, motorbike, boat or plane. You can also get here on foot, by bike, snowmobile or skis
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We have 5 access routes into Engerdal by car. From Trysil in the south, From Røros in the north and Rendalen in the west, we also have two border crossings to Sweden in the east. Find your way on gulesider.no or on googlemaps.
Bus
The buses that run to Engerdal are Inlandstrafikk, Connectbus. Press here to see timetables or on entur.no
Flight
Just 1,5 hours from Engerdal, you will find Scandinavian Mountains Airport. It is located in Sälen. Go to their site and find the flight that suits your trip to Engerdal. Press here
Boat
MS Fæmund ll traffics Femund every day throughout the summer. Press here to see the timetable.
Co-driving
Engerdal can offer carpooling through solutions in Nabogo. Here you can both offer and find a ride. Download app nabogo. Press here for more info
Engerdal municipality has its own emergency room, which is operated by doctors employed by the municipality. In addition, we are involved in inter-municipal cooperation with Trysil municipality regarding ambulance services and KAD (Municipal acute day care unit).
National number 116117 is used for acute illness and injury.
113 is used in emergency situations.
Press here for the Mountain Code.
Outdoor Activities Act (Outdoor Activities Act)
Read here
Regulations on snowmobile trails, Engerdal municipality, Innlandet
Read here
The rules of the sea
The bathing code
Motor vehicle
Regulations on driving a motor vehicle in the terrain and on roads not open to general traffic.
Act on Hunting and Catching Game (Game Act)
Read here
Campfire
In Norway, there is a general bonfire ban from 15 April to 15 September. During this period, it is forbidden to light fires and barbecues (including disposable barbecues) in or near forests and other outlying areas.
Restraint
Read here
Femundsmarka National Park
Read here
Gutulia national couplek
Read here
The packing list varies depending on the trip and the season.
Press here to view the guide.
To summarize, you can hunt and trap according to the Game Act and the Reindeer Management Act, as well as fish according to the Inland Fisheries Act, in all protected areas in Engerdal with the following exceptions:
Femundsmarka National Park - no fishing gear allowed, only hunting.
Gutulia National Park - only permission to hunt moose, other hunting and trapping is prohibited.
Kvisleflået and Hovdroa Nature Reserve - hunting of ducks, swans, geese and waders is prohibited.
Galtsjøen Nature Reserve - only allowed to hunt deer.
Se Engerdal Fjellstyre's website for updated rules, hunting licenses and information.
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