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.

Søre Sølen

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

Amlisberget

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

Akselvola

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

Bråstadvarden

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

Bendikshøgda

Forested height located in the Vardal area near Gjøvik.

Radden

A hill located within the Øyerfjellet mountain plateau.

Brattlihøgda

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

Tjørnhaugen

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

Veslfjellet

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

Hemberget

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