Osterdalen'deki dağ zirveleri

Scenic Peaks and Hills

This selection highlights prominent peaks and hills across the Østerdalen and Innlandet regions, ranging from the 1,755-meter Søre Sølen to the forested heights near Gjøvik and Lillehammer. The list includes diverse terrain, such as Akselvola, a recognized site for paragliding, and several 'varden' hills traditionally used for navigation. These locations provide vantage points over Lake Mjøsa, the Glomma river valley, and the high-altitude plateaus of Øyerfjellet.

Scenic Peaks and Hills — Harita

Tor Brøndbo / CC-BY-SA-3.0

A

Søre Sølen

The 1,755-meter southern peak of the Sølen massif, characterized by a distinct pyramidal shape and views across the Rendalen valley.

B

Amlisberget

A 520-meter peak near Biri offering a viewpoint overlooking the northern part of Lake Mjøsa.

C

Akselvola

A peak in Øyer used as a launch site for paragliding and hang gliding, offering views of the Gudbrandsdalen valley.

D

Bråstadvarden

Forested hill near Gjøvik featuring a traditional stone cairn at its summit.

E

Bendikshøgda

Forested height located in the Vardal area near Gjøvik.

F

Radden

A hill located within the Øyerfjellet mountain plateau.

G

Brattlihøgda

Mountain hill situated in the Øyerfjellet region between the Gudbrandsdalen and Østerdalen valleys.

H

Tjørnhaugen

Hill in the Hornsjø area of Øyerfjellet, surrounded by high-altitude wetlands and small lakes.

I

Veslfjellet

A peak located in the Alvdal region, offering views of the North Østerdalen landscape.

J

Hemberget

Forested hill located in the Elverum region near the Glomma river.