Lillestrøm → Gjerdrum → Nannestad → Hurdal → Lygnasæter
Lillestrøm → Gjerdrum → Nannestad → Hurdal → Lygnasæter · Fv120/Fv180
Passes through 6 municipalities
About the drive
Lygnasæter is a classic café stop.
Along the way
- History — Gjerdrum, Gran, Vestre Toten
- Wildlife — Lillestrøm
- Hiking — Nannestad
- Lakes — Hurdal
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Stops along the route
- Lillestrøm
Fetsund Lenser, Norway's only preserved timber-sorting station, at the gateway to Nordre Øyeren, Northern Europe's largest inland delta and a bird wetland.
- Gjerdrum
Asbjørnsen's oak at Fjellstad, a protected tree thought to be about a thousand years old, and a cross-shaped timber church from 1686.
- Nannestad
A stone church from around 1200 with a runic soapstone font from the 1140s, and ski or hiking trips up Marifjell to its summit cabin.
- Hurdal
Swims in Hurdalssjøen, the 1700s glassworks village of Hurdal Verk, and old forest-Finn farms at Skrukkelia in the hills.
- Gran
The Sister Churches, two medieval stone churches side by side at Granavollen, the Hadeland Folk Museum and Randsfjorden views from Brandbukampen.
- Vestre Toten
Steinberg, a former county governor's farm turned museum, the Raufoss Industrial Museum and the quiet shores of Lake Einavatnet.