Things to do
Whether you come for snow, silence, or summer light, the area around Drevsjø offers a rare kind of slow adventure.
Dog sledding with polar dogs
Experience the silence of a dog sled crossing frozen lakes and forest trails near Femund lake.
Wildlife watching
Moose, reindeer, and the tracks of larger predators are all part of the landscape. Early mornings and late evenings are the best times to quietly observe.
Hiking & forest walks
Trails and old forest roads lead through pine, birch, and open moor. You can walk for hours without meeting anyone.
Fishing
One fishing license opens access to 900 lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams in the region. Femund Engerdal is a popular destination for anglers of all kinds.
Hunting
Engerdal has Norway's highest density of hunters. Moose hunting and small game hunting on the vast state commons around Drevsjø are the highlights of the autumn.
Cold-climate stargazing & aurora magic
With almost no light pollution, the night sky here is spectacular. On clear winter nights, the stars and aurora feel close enough to touch.
Aurora photo by Werner Eilertsen
Mountain trekking
Mount Sølen rises to 1755 metres above sea level, with views all the way to Rondane and far into Sweden. Many other mountain destinations are also worth exploring.
Blokkodden Wilderness Museum
Preserves houses, artefacts, and cultural memories connected to farming, forestry, hunting, fishing, and Sami culture in the Drevsjø region.
Tourist information Femund Engerdal
The tourist information site lists even more activities in the area and is a great place to start planning your trip.