Sights and activities

Vingelen is amoung the first places in Norway that gets snow in the winter.

Book a guided tour in the winter wonderland, Vingelen.

A visit to this small town with timber houses and freezing cold temperatures gives you a once in a lifetime experience.

Lean back and enjoy the winterfeeling. You can order everything from transportation from one place to another to, halfhour journeys to four hour journeys.

Vingelen is perfect for horse lovers – the mountains are totally accessible by horseback. Horses are welcome at many of our hire cottages and mountain farms.

This is a lovely nature walk with information boards about the nature, history and culture of Vingelen. On this walk you can both enjoy the scenery and gather new knowledge.

You will find many great options for hikes and rambles both in and around Vingelen.

‘Vingelen Fjellførerlag’ (Vingelen mountain guide association) offers guided tours of the village, the highland farms and the mountains (including Forollhogna National Park). You can opt for tours from one to several hours and you can learn about building styles, local history, highland farming, geology, wild reindeer, flora, etc.

Vingelen has a lot to offer to those who are interested in fishing.

Forollhogna Information Centre opened in June 2011 and is located in the multi-purpose building known as Bunåva, in Vingelen centre. Visitors of all ages can learn about the national park’s wildlife and culture through interactive displays featuring topics such as the mountain farms, wild reindeer, biodiversity and climate. (The texts are in Norwegian). There is a children’s corner with drawing facilities etc and there is a photo exhibition, which is periodically renewed.
The same location (Bunåva) also offer tourist information in the summer and free wireless internet.