Explore the places in Femund Engerdal. There are many different accommodations, places to eat, national parks and activities ready for you to experience at each destination.
Drevsjø is the largest settlement in Engerdal municipality. There are many large lakes in the area, including Femund, Drevsjøen and Vurrusjøen. You will find several accommodations in the area, everything from campsites, cabin rentals to hotels.
Grocery with sports and fishing equipment. Bathing area, museum, cafe, Nice starting point for hiking, fishing, canoeing, cycling, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.
Elgå is located on the east bank of Femunden and is the end of county road 221. In summer, the southernmost port of call for the route boat MS "Fæmund II". The village is a great starting point for hiking and is the gateway to Femundsmarka National Park.
Many other great hikes can also be found in the area, including Elgåhogna, Engerdal's highest mountain. Fishing, cycling and a nice path "prepared for everyone" Hotel and mountain lodges, campsite, shop and visitor center Femundsmarka and Gutulia national park.
Elvdalen is a valley furthest west in Engerdal. The valley encircles Femundselva, which originates in Lake Galtsjøen and flows south through the valley and further into Trysil municipality.
From Galtsjøen, the river first flows through an elongated and open landscape dominated by pine-covered fens and bogs, with no particular rock formations in the visible perimeter. Femundselva has many suitable fishing spots down the river and in Granberget you will find Treopphytta Kraggbua.
Great areas with friendly easy going mountains. Many opportunities to drive up the mountain and continue the journey. Great cabin areas, groceries, café, local food outlet and tourist office. In the center of Engerdal you will find the prize collection and a statue of the skier Gjermund Eggen and in Baggroa you will find the sculpture Abakus.
Fine ski slopes and hiking trails up in the mountains. Popular mountain fishing lakes can also be found here. Good starting point for the snowmobile trails in Engerdal Centre. Gas station and electric car charging point.
Femundsmarka is one of the oldest national parks in Norway. It was threatened by hydropower development and, after a period of struggle, was protected as a national park. The national park is rich in cultural monuments, but still has a touch of wilderness.
Here the trees are allowed to stand until they die and are transformed into silver-grey natural monuments, before one day they fall to the ground and give life to many species. A network of water and waterways makes the area popular for canoeists and fishermen. Many visitors find their own atmosphere in Femundsmarka, which keeps them coming back year after year.
Gutulia is Norway's smallest national park, and also among the oldest. Despite its size, it accommodates a great variety. The upper part of Gutulivola is forestless, while the lower part is characterized by open pine forest and old spruce forest.
In contrast to the untouched forest is Gutulisetra - the seat embankment that has been cared for by people and livestock since the 1750s. Seat houses, stone piles and pastures have created a landscape of great historical value.
The path into the national park from the approach gate at Gutulisjøen and the nature and adventure trail are the only marked trails in the national park. You must therefore find your own paths.
The hamlets along and by Lake Engersjøen. The hamlets and hamlets on the mountain form great starting points for hiking, fishing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. There are groceries, overnight accommodation and a campsite. In the south in Hylleråsen by Røa you will find the mighty Røfalla.
In the west sits the mighty Sølenfjellet. In the east are Galten and Galtåsen, Gløtvola and Ulvåberget. The fish-rich Femundselva flows in the valley floor. Hiking, fishing, cycling, cross-country skiing, alpine slope and snow scooter trail. Campsite, large cabins, camp school, cafe, restaurant, glamping, cabin accommodation and apartments.
Sømådalen is a village located along Fylkesvei 26 in the northwest of Engerdal near the lakes Femund and Isteren. Campsites, cabin accommodation, shop. Nice starting point for mountain tours, fishing, cycling, cross-country skiing, summit tours and snowmobiles. Fæmund ll calls at Buvika when minicruises are offered in the summer.
