National park · Norway · Vestland
Hardangervidda National Park
A vast mountain plateau, one of the largest in Europe, with reindeer, lakes and open skies.
Free to enter about 10 h
For storytellers
Why Hardangervidda National Park matters
Hardangervidda is a high plateau of open tundra, lakes and rounded hills. It is home to wild reindeer, and trails cross it for days. The landscape feels huge and treeless, a contrast to the fjords below. Hikers and cross-country skiers enjoy the space and the sense of wilderness. Trolltunga and Vøringsfossen lie on its edges.
Talking points
- It is among the largest mountain plateaus in Europe.
- Wild reindeer roam the area.
- The landscape feels wide and treeless.
Free to read aloud or adapt in your video. Check facts that matter to you against an official source before you publish.