Borgund stavechurch is without a doubt one of the most beautiful stavechurches in Norway. It should…read moredefinitely be on your list og destinations. I've never been on the guided tour here, but just walking around enjoying the architecture and the mountainview around it is lovely. There's fields with sheep and lambs around and you get a proper view of the Norwegian cultural landscape as well. The giftshop also has a lot of interesting gifts and souvenirs!

Really cool church well worth the rather long drive out to it. Don't be fooled by the name "Borgund…read moreStave Church," it is actually quite a ways outside of Borgund! Not having a GPS, I kept driving and driving and thought I had missed it, but it's out there! Just keep going until you see it right off the road. Parallel to the main road is a scenic route that is AMAZING! So much better than the main road. There are plenty of exits for the scenic route from the main route, so plan for another hour or two to allow yourself time to take the scenic route. It runs by rivers, deep gorges, and dark tunnels. The church itself is neat, but they charge you to enter the grounds! I believe admission includes entrance to the museum inside the visitor's center as well.

One of the more popular hikes in Hemsedal, included in the "Top 20 hikes" recommended through the…read moretourist information. I like this one, not being one of the highest peaks (only raging 800masl), but with easy access from our cabbin. A very steap hike causing you to use more time on this one than expected from the distance. But the view from the top is wonderful and probably surprices you as this is not the highest mountains to climb in this area. Information sign's along the path gives you insight to the old history of this place! Bring your coffee and enjoy the view

The Sognefjellet Road connects Ovre Ardal to Lom along one of the most scenic, peaceful, and…read moreinteresting roads I have ever driven on. It begins in the south traveling along very narrow hairpin turns and makes its way up to deep snow drifts and treeless ridges in central Norway. Take lots of snacks as there are no stops along the way. Lom isn't incredibly interesting, but the drive makes it all worth it.