Femundsmarka National Park Visitor Center
In the small hamlet of Elgå, in Engerdal municipality, you will find the Femundsmarka and Gutulia National Park Visitor Center. Elgå is the southern approach to Femundsmarka National Park as well as the port of call for the Fæmund II ferry service. On the way here, you also drive past Gutulia – Norway’s smallest national park. Our staff can help you with tips and advice on which local attractions you should visit, and can point out many great hiking destinations in the local area.
Exhibition
At the exhibition, you can learn more about Femundsmarka and Gutulia by immersing yourself in local history, wildlife and Southern Sámi reindeer husbandry. Outside, visitors can follow an adventure trail that leads down to the pier and Fæmund II, or you can frolic between the trees in the natural playground. Admission to the center is free of charge, though you need a ticket to visit the exhibition.
Teaching
All teaching at the visitor center is free of charge for kindergartens and school classes. We can help you put together a plan that suits your needs. Relevant topics are primeval forests, ancient forests and the wilderness, as well as considerate outdoor life. Get in touch to hear about coming to the Visitor Center, or to book our nature guide to visit your school.
Adress Visitor Centre National Park
Adress: Femundveien 3633, 2446 Elgå (åpnes i Google maps)
Opening hours
27th of May – 30th of June: kl 10:00 – 17:00
1st of July – 31st of July: kl 10:00 – 18:00
1st of August – 31st of August: kl 10:00 – 17:00
1st of September – 13th og October: kl 10:00 – 16:00
The 19th of August, we close half an hour early.
The center is closed August 31st
Changes might occur.
We have bicycle rental!
Prices:
24 hours 300kr
1 day 250kr
3 hours 150 kr
We also have children’s bicycles, and bike trailers. Stop by the visitor center or send us an email for more information.
Contact us
E-mail: besokssenter@femundsmarka.no
Tel.: +47 901 45 907
The staff
May Britt Trydal
Manager
may.britt.trydal@femundsmarka.no
Ida Margrethe Hybertz Brennodden
Nature guide
ida.brennodden@femundsmarka.no