Wetland and Bog Trails

This collection highlights the expansive peatlands and bogs characteristic of the Østerdalen landscape. These wetland ecosystems serve as critical habitats for diverse bird species and are known for producing cloudberries in late summer. During winter, many of these areas, such as those near Gåstjernet, host groomed cross-country ski trails, while summer offers soft-terrain hiking through birch-lined marshes and nutrient-rich fens.

Kringlemyra

Boreal peatland area located in the forested terrain of Åmot.

Eftasmyra

Wetland area south of Gåstjernet, frequently used for winter ski trail connections.

Stormyra

Large marshland area situated in the forested region between Løten and Elverum.

Onsummyra

Peat bog located near the Onsum area, featuring typical Hedmark marsh vegetation.

Lagmannsvemyra

Wetland area located along historical forest transit paths.

Gunhildsætermyra

High-altitude bog area situated near the Gunhildsætra mountain farm.

Elgmyra

Forested wetland area known for native peat moss and as a habitat for local moose.

Leikmyra

Open bog area traditionally known as a display ground for black grouse.

Sjømyra

Wetland area adjacent to local water bodies, providing habitat for various wading birds.

Slåttmyra

Fen-meadow historically used for outfield haymaking, characterized by nutrient-rich soil.

Danseråsmyra

Peatland area located on the slopes of the Danseråsen ridge.

Gåstjernsmyra

Extensive wetland surrounding Gåstjernet, used for cross-country skiing and birdwatching.