Natural Wonders

Trøndelag’s landscape is defined by the Dovrefjell and Sylan mountain ranges, featuring Snøhetta, the region's highest peak. This selection includes Henfallet, the county's tallest waterfall at 80 meters, and Formofossen, a site on the Sanddøla river known for its salmon population. From the alpine lake of Björkvattnet on the Swedish border to the protected wetlands of Kvarvingsmyran and the panoramic viewpoint of Bjørumsklumpen above Namsos, these sites represent the diverse geological and hydrological features of Central Norway.

Natural Wonders — Harita

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Snøhetta

Snøhetta is the highest mountain in the Dovrefjell mountain range in Norway.

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B

Storsylen

Storsylen is a mountain in Tydal Municipality in Trøndelag county, Norway.

C

Henfallet

Located in Tydal, this is the tallest waterfall in Trøndelag with a free fall of 80 meters.

D

Grongstadfossen

A 75-meter waterfall located in the municipality of Høylandet.

Håvard Berland / CC BY-SA 1.0

E

Allmannberget

A 1,342-meter mountain peak overlooking the town of Oppdal.

F

Tillerknoppen

A mountain peak located in the municipality of Steinkjer.

G

Björkvattnet

An alpine lake situated on the border between Norway and Sweden, within the Indalsälven drainage basin.

H

Kvarvingsmyran

A protected wetland and bog area located in the municipality of Steinkjer.

I

Ryfossen

A waterfall on the Glomma river located near the border of Trøndelag and Innlandet.

J

Formofossen

A waterfall on the Sanddøla river featuring a 30-meter drop and a site for salmon migration.

K

Bjørumsklumpen

A mountain peak providing a panoramic viewpoint over the town of Namsos and the Namsenfjord.

L

Ruten

A 1,040-meter mountain peak situated on the border between the municipalities of Heim and Rindal.