Scenic Viewpoints and Rest Stops
This collection features architectural landmarks and natural stops across Innlandet, Norway. It highlights sites along National Scenic Routes like Rondane and Sognefjellet, including the Snøhetta-designed pavilion at Hjerkinn and the Sohlbergplassen viewpoint. Visitors can explore glacial canyons like Jutulhogget, 17th-century fortifications in Elverum, and high-altitude rest areas featuring contemporary art and panoramic views of the Jotunheimen and Dovrefjell mountain ranges.
sohlbergplassen
Architectural viewpoint designed by Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk, featuring a curved concrete platform that frames the Rondane massif while preserving the surrounding pine trees.
Leirdalen
Known as Vegaskjelet, this stop on the Sognefjellet route provides views of the Smørstabbtindane peaks and the Leirdalen valley.
Straumbu
A major gateway to Rondane National Park, this site includes a service building, information center, and a bridge crossing the Atna river.
Viewpoint Snøhetta
A steel and glass pavilion designed by Snøhetta architects, offering a sheltered vantage point of the Snøhetta massif and Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella National Park.
Fantestein
The highest point on the Sognefjellet mountain pass, situated at 1,434 meters above sea level.
Mefjellet
Rest area featuring a large stone sculpture by Knut Wold that frames the landscape of the Fanaråken glacier and surrounding peaks.
Liasand
Rest area in Bøverdalen featuring wooden furniture integrated into a pine forest, designed to protect the delicate root systems of the trees.
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