Dynjefjellet
Lundes Turisthandel AS
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/ Mellom Nyseterkampen og DynjefjellPhoto: Lundes Turisthandel AS
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/ Mot DynjefelletPhoto: Lundes Turisthandel AS
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/ Mot Nyseterkampen og Dynjefjell, fra Nedre LundtjønnPhoto: Harald Larsen, Lundes Turisthandel AS
If you want a great view inland to Jotunheimen, Rondane and Venabygdsfjellet, Dynjefjellet is a great destination for most people.
On the Venabygdsfjellet in Gudbrandsdalen you will find Lundes; a family business with a heart to deliver experiences and services tailored to each guest. We have rentals of cabins and apartments of all sizes; in the middle of what many call "Norway's most beautiful hiking terrain". You can rent cottages in Lundegrenda, or apartments in Lundegard. At Lundekroa we serve good food, and what you need in the mountains can be found in Lundeshop or at Kiwi.
There are many opportunities; and the choice is yours. Welcome to the mountains!
Also check out webcam at the top of Trabelifjellet,
Book a cabin or apartment at Lundes, centrally on Venabygdsfjellet
Author’s recommendation
Fishing license for all water on Venabygdsfjellet, you can buy at Lundeshop.
Leash for dogs is valid from 1 April to 15 October on Venabygdsfjellet
If you want a paper map for the trip, you can download it in PDF and print.
You can buy a map with all tours at Lundes.
Start
Turn-by-turn directions
The tour starts at the boom for Flaksjølivegen, below the parking lot at the Lunde shop. You follow the road inwards until you meet a road on the left, which is marked Svartfjellet. You follow this seat road up to Svartfjellsæter. Just before you reach Svartfjellsæter, follow the path up the left side past Svartfjellet. The trail eventually goes west towards Dynjefjellet which you follow all the way up to the Dynjefjell plateau. Here is a small pond, where a table with benches is placed. Then continue south to the highest peak on Dynjefjellet. The walk then continues south to an intermediate plateau, where you can choose whether you also want to go to the top of Nyseterfjellet, before taking the path down a steep stretch towards the plateau which you then follow towards Holtesætra. Read the historical description on the board at Holtesætra, before following the signs back to the Lunde shop.
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