Walk through the beautiful valley of Gudbrandsdalen

The trail begins through Lillehammer before continuing to the historic estate Storhove. From there, you head towards Fåberg and Hafjell, where the path climbs steeply, but also offers well-maintained forest trails. The last few kilometers reward you with stunning views of Hunderfossen.

The stage begins with a steep ascent, followed by a scenic route high up along the valley slope. You'll walk through green pastures, narrow trails, and enchanting forests before reaching Kjørkjehaugen, where you can see the remains of a medieval church.

This is a longer stage that first descends steeply to the valley floor, passing through forests before reaching the Rolla Nature Reserve and Rolla Bridge. The trail then follows the historic Kongeveien (King’s Road) towards Trondheim. Near Fåvang, you’ll cross the Tromsa Bridge.

Towards the end of the stage, Ringebu Stave Church awaits. You can choose to stop here for the night or continue to the center of the small town Ringebu.

On this stage, you can visit Dale-Gudbrand Farm and the regional pilgrim center. The hike begins northward along the Panorama Road, offering stunning views of the valley and Ringebu.

A short and peaceful stage, passing Sør-Fron Church and continuing through the Vicarage where author Ludvig Holberg once lived. The stage ends at the historic Sygard Grytting farm, which has served as a pilgrim accommodation since the 14th century.

This stage takes you over the highest point of the hike, Skar (600 meters above sea level). The first kilometers involve a steep ascent, but the reward at the top is a breathtaking view towards the Jotunheimen mountains. The trail continues high above the town of Vinstra, before the valley opens up as you approach Kvam.

A varied stage with both ascents and descents, passing through forests, small settlements, and grazing lands. Along the way, you’ll find several scenic viewpoints. Midway through the stage, you’ll pass the historic Varphaugen.

The descent towards Otta crosses small rivers and streams, before following the main road towards the center of the small town Otta, where there is a train station.

See the ski jumping Arena at Lysgårdsbakkene, and visit the Norwegian Olympic Museum at Maihaugen.

At the end of the stage between Tretten and Ringebu, you’ll reach the Ringebu Stave Church, which dates back to 1220 and is the only preserved stave church along the pilgrim trail between Oslo and Trondheim.

Near the trail, you’ll find several artworks that are part of the Tankeplass (Thinking Spots) project. These spots invite you to reflect while enjoying beautiful views.

You’ll encounter art in Lillehammer, Øyer, and Ringebu. Be sure to keep your eyes open!

The character Peer Gynt from Henrik Ibsen's famous play is believed to be based on Peder Olsen Hågå from Vinstra. As a result, you’ll find the Peer Gynt name featured in many ways throughout the area.

The Peer Gynt play is performed every summer at Gålå, not far from Vinstra, offering a unique opportunity to experience this iconic Norwegian story in its local setting.

Just past Tretten, you’ll find Glomstad Guesthouse, where you can enjoy homemade Norwegian food while taking in a fantastic panoramic view of Gudbrandsdalen.

A gourmet restaurant in Ringebu offering dishes made with local ingredients and delicious desserts. Located in Ringebu, which is known as Norway's smallest town.

Dale-Gudbrand Farm in Hundorp offers high-quality food and drinks. The farm was an ancient chieftain's seat during the Viking Age and provides a unique dining experience in a charming setting.

Located in Sør-Fron (south Fron), the medieval farm Sygard Grytting produces many of its own ingredients. The farm raises lamb on mountain pastures throughout the summer. Here, you can also enjoy local potatoes, carrots, salad, and a variety of fruits.