Best lakes around Ringebu are found in Norway's Gudbrandsdalen valley, an area characterized by its natural landscape and numerous water bodies. The region offers a variety of lakes, including expansive bodies of water and smaller, serene mountain lakes. These aquatic environments are integral to the area's outdoor activities, providing opportunities for hiking and fishing. The terrain around these lakes varies, offering diverse experiences for visitors.
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Easy, duration 1 hour, beautiful country houses, wide paved road
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A quiet mountain lake surrounded by gentle slopes.
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Still water, big skies – Lake Storrøgna’s the kind of place you’ll want to linger a bit longer.
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Stayed for 1 night during our pilgrimage to Trondheim. Beautiful location on the water. Swimming pool, shop and brasserie available. Very friendly service.
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Good campsite, clean and good facilities.
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Lykkjomtjønnet is a beautifully situated small lake.
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Largest campsite in the area and open all year round. There are nice places on the lakeshore for tents.
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Visitors frequently enjoy Veslesetervatnet Fishing Spot, known for its gentle slopes and easy accessibility. Muvatnet Lake is also a favorite for its fell landscape and views of the Muen mountains. Additionally, Mageli Camping and Cabins is a popular lakeside destination offering various amenities.
The Ringebu area offers diverse outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking around many lakes, with trails like the one encircling Flaksjøen offering scenic views. Fishing is very popular, especially for brown trout in Losna Lake and trout, char, and perch in Flaksjøen. For cycling enthusiasts, there are routes like the 'Peer Gynt Road loop' or 'Grådalshaugene – Ringebu Town Center loop' detailed in the Cycling around Ringebu guide. Running trails, such as the 'Spidsbergseter loop', are available in the Running Trails around Ringebu guide, and mountain biking routes like the 'Gråkampen tour' can be found in the MTB Trails around Ringebu guide.
Yes, several lakes are suitable for families. Veslesetervatnet Fishing Spot is easy to access and circle on foot. Muvatnet Lake is also considered family-friendly, offering beautiful views. Mageli Camping and Cabins provides a family-friendly campsite with amenities like a swimming pool. The Reservoir with Meadow, Fire Pits, and Benches is another option with facilities for a family outing.
The lakes in Ringebu offer different experiences throughout the year. Summer is ideal for fishing, hiking, and camping, with Flaksjøen being particularly popular. During colder seasons, Flaksjøen also provides opportunities for ice fishing, and its surrounding trail is suitable for skiing in winter. The easy terrain around many lakes makes them accessible year-round.
Ringebu is well-known for its fishing lakes. Losna Lake is a prime destination, particularly for brown trout. Flaksjøen is another excellent spot, offering trout, char (røye), and perch (abbor), with opportunities for ice fishing in winter. The region, including the state common lands, boasts approximately 30 other fishing lakes and over 120 kilometers of streams and rivers, predominantly featuring trout.
Yes, Muvatnet Lake is a notable viewpoint, offering a great fell landscape and views of the Muen and other mountains. The hiking trail around Flaksjøen also provides fantastic views of Venabygdsfjellet and the distant Rondane mountains.
Mageli Camping and Cabins is the largest campsite in the area, open all year, and offers a swimming pool, shop, and brasserie. The Reservoir with Meadow, Fire Pits, and Benches provides a beautiful meadow for overnight stays, along with fire pits and seating.
Losna Lake is particularly accessible, with the European route E6 and the Dovrebanen railway line running along its shores. Many other lakes, like Muvatnet Lake and Veslesetervatnet Fishing Spot, are easily reached via nearby roads, making them convenient for car access.
Yes, there are easy walking options. Veslesetervatnet Fishing Spot can be circled on foot in about an hour on a wide paved road. The trail around Flaksjøen is also considered easy terrain, suitable for a 3-4 hour walk with breaks, comprising both paths and gravel roads.
Lykkjomtjønnet Lake is a beautifully situated small lake, appreciated for its great ambiance in the plateau. It offers a serene and picturesque setting for those seeking a quieter experience.
The predominant fish species across Ringebu's lakes is trout. Some lakes, like Flaksjøen, also host char (røye) and perch (abbor). Losna Lake is particularly known for its brown trout. Additionally, some waters may contain whitefish and burbot.


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