Best of Osterdalen
Østerdalen Essentials
Østerdalen follows Norway’s longest river, the Glomma, through a landscape of dense pine forests and dramatic geological formations. This collection highlights the region's cultural and natural landmarks, including the medieval stone architecture of Ringsaker kirke and the 2.4-kilometer-long Jutulhogget canyon. Visitors can explore the heritage of rural Norway through preserved 1950s interiors at Glopheim Kafe, the megalithic Tolvsteinsringen stone circle, and the Norsk Elgsenter, which focuses on the ecology of the local moose population.
Tolvsteinsringen
A prehistoric stone circle consisting of twelve large boulders. This archaeological site dates back to the Iron Age and is believed to have served as a burial ground or assembly place.
Glopheim Kafe
A preserved 1950s-style café in Atna. The building, completed in 1947, retains its original interior, furniture, and retro atmosphere, serving as a cultural heritage site for mid-century Norwegian social life.
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