self-guided road-trips

The Rondane Tourist Road

Explore Norway’s first national park. 

What You Get

This guide is 5 pages and comes in a PDF format. 

Why drive on this highway?

The Rondane National Park is incredible. The park needs no introduction; images speak for themselves. The Rondane National Park is Norway’s first, established in 1962. A primary reason for making it a national park was to protect the famous ‘Rondane massif’ (pictures above). Also, there is a large population of wild reindeer in the mountains and ancient traps used by nomadic hunter-gatherers. The drive is the national scenic road for Rondane – one of Norway’s 18 national tourist roads

Trip Highlights

Distance

85km / 52 miles

Start Location

Ringebu

End Location

Folldal

This drive can easily be done in either direction.

This guide will:

  • Answer the question “How do people live here?”
  • Provide you with historic images and stories relevant to where you are
  • Give you practical tips such as – where’s the nearest toilet? When can I get a hot dog? You know, the important stuff.
  • Show you interesting points where you can stop to stretch your legs or get beautiful photos of Norway
  • Give you information about museums (including opening hours), attractions, and major points of interests that you can visit

This guide won’t:

  • Drive for you (Sorry, we aren’t that advanced yet)
  • Give you accommodation tips (this guide assumes you know where you are staying already). If you want accommodation tips, visit our (free) online travel guide https://thehiddennorth.com/norway

Example of what the guide looks like. 

Resources for the Rondane Tourist Road

Watch the drive on Youtube

Follow my drive through the Rondane National Park back in 2020!