Scenic Waterfalls & Lakes
This collection highlights the diverse water systems of the Østerdalen region, featuring major waterfalls like the 25-meter Tegningfallet and industrial landmarks such as the Høyeggadammen diversion dam. The list includes expansive lakes like Storsjøen, known for large-growth trout and depths reaching 300 meters, alongside specialized fishing pools in the Glomma river like Jokumshølen and Krokhølen. These sites represent the natural cascades, regulated reservoirs, and primary fishing habitats of eastern Norway.
Storfallet
Powerful waterfall on the Atna river with a significant vertical drop, accessible via forest trails.
Veslefallet
Smaller waterfall located on the Atna river in the vicinity of Storfallet.
Fallet
Waterfall on the Mistra river in Rendalen, situated in an area known for trout fishing.
Storfallet
Waterfall on the Imsa river featuring a series of cascades through a rocky gorge.
Messeltfossen
Waterfall on the Glomma river, historically used for timber floating.
Tegningfallet
A 25-meter high waterfall on the Tegninga river, reachable via a marked trail.
Furafalla
Waterfall on the Fura river characterized by stepped drops over dark rock formations.
Storsjøen
Large lake in the Rena watercourse reaching depths of 300 meters, known for large trout and Arctic char.
Harrsjøen
Lake in Rendalen situated at 670 meters altitude, named for its abundance of grayling.
Lomnessjøen
Narrow lake in the Rendalen valley, part of the Rena river system.
Høyeggadammen
A 175-meter long concrete dam on the Glomma river that diverts water to the Rendalen power plant.
Jokumshølen
Deep pool in the Glomma river noted as a productive spot for grayling and trout fishing.
Krokhølen
Large, quiet pool in the Glomma river used for fly fishing and bait fishing.
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