Jotunheimen National Park

As indicated by Norwegian folklore, Jotunheimen is the home of trolls and monsters. Nonetheless, its moniker, "The Home of the Giants", has more to do with the way that the greater part of Norway's 29 most noteworthy mountains is found here.

This Jotunheimen National Park, a prevalent goal for nature sweethearts and open-air sports devotees. The zone has the biggest centralization of mountains higher than 2,000 meters in Northern Europe and offers the absolute most picturesque climbing on the landmass – everything from short walks around the multi-day cabin to cottage epics.

One of the features is the way along the restricted Besseggen edge from Memurubu hotel to Gjendesheim hold up.

The view southwards finished an emerald shaded Gjendevatnet lake 984 meters above ocean level and northwards finished Bessvatnet lake 1,373 meters above ocean level is a genuine treat.Jotunheimen is perfect for cross country and snow-capped skiers, cyclists, and climbers who appreciate the experience of essentially undisturbed nature and outside air.