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Jotunheimen National Park is characterized by high mountains, glaciers and deep lakes. There are more than 200 mountain peaks rising above 2000 m (6560 ft) in Jotunheimen.Jotunheimen is one of Norway’s most popular hiking areas, and the amazing Hurrungane range, which includes the Store Skagastølstind peak, is a paradise for mountaineers.

The most alpine landscape is found in the western part of the national park, in the Luster and Årdal area. If you drive the scenic national tourist route over the Sognefjell Mountains between Luster and Lom, you will see Store Skagastølstind and many other impressive peaks at close range.

The Jotunheimen National Park and the mountains surrounding the fjord are perfect for short walks, mountain hikes, climbing and skiing, and the trails will lead you further, deeper and higher into Sognefjord's most fascinating places.

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Norwegian Glacier Museum

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Fjærland
6848 Fjærland

The Norwegian Glacier Museum is an award-winning hands-on museum, situated in Fjærland at the head of the Fjærlandsfjord.

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Breheimen National Park

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Mørkridsvegen 594
6876 Skjolden

Breheimen National Park is situated between the Rv. 15 road over the Strynefjellet mountains and the Fv. 55 road over the Sognefjellet mountains, and stretches across the municipalities of Lom, Skjåk and Luster.

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Breheimsenteret Glacier Center

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Brevegen 8
6871 Jostedal

This unique building offers many services, to locals and tourists alike, and has a great view of the glacier.

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Jostedalsbreen National Park

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Rådhusvegen 1
6868 Gaupne

Almost half of the Jostedalsbreen National Park is covered by the Jostedalsbreen glacier, which is the largest glacier in mainland Europe.

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Jotunheimen National Park

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Luster/Årdal
6877 Fortun

Jotunheimen National Park is characterized by high mountains, glaciers and deep lakes. There are more than 200 mountain peaks rising above 2000 m (6560 ft) in Jotunheimen.

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