Hardangervidda National Park

Hardangervidda is the largest national park in Norway, covering 3,422 square kilometres in Hordaland, Buskerud and Telemark. It is a beautiful and valuable high mountain area thanks to its unique scenery, with exceptional views and great hiking opportunities for both experienced and less experienced hiking enthusiasts.

It's home to a wealth of wildlife, including Europe's largest reindeer, as well as Arctic plants and other animals such as foxes and snowy owls. Hardangervidda is an ideal destination for a walking holiday or a family holiday with plenty of nature experiences.