Oppdal

Oppdal is one of Norway's premier winter sports destinations, with excellent skiing and snowboarding terrain for all skill levels. Beyond winter, the area offers outstanding hiking, mountain biking, and fishing in the summer months. The alpine scenery and clean mountain air make it a perfect year-round getaway for outdoor enthusiasts.

By Plane

The nearest airport to Oppdal is Vy train from TRD to Oppdal (1.5 hr, 290 kr).

By Car / Road

Oppdal is accessible by road. Buses connect to nearby cities and towns. Local roads are well-maintained but may be narrow in rural areas. Driving offers the most flexibility for exploring the surrounding region.

The town centre is compact and walkable. Local buses cover the wider area. Taxis are available through Norgestaxi or local taxi companies. For exploring the surrounding region, a rental car is recommended.

Oppdal Village Museum

( Oppdalsmuseet ),

Museumsvegen 11

( central Oppdal ),

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+47 415 11 509 .

Th F 11:00-15:00, Su 11:00-16:00, guided tours 13:00 .

The museum has 30 buildings that show what the farm environment was like from the end of the 16th century to the middle of the 20th century. You can see a farmhouse, barn, storage cage, sauna, smithy and hunting lodge. The museum also contains a ski museum, school museum, telemuseum and a collection of hunting and fishing gear.

Family (2 adults, 3 children) kr 160, adult kr 60, senior/student/youth kr 40, child 6–16 years old kr 30, child under 6 free .   ( updated Oct 2021 )

Oppdal ski resort

( Oppdal skisenter in Oppdal )

( 4 km from Oppdal city centre on Road E6 or Dovre railway; the main entrance station is Vangslia ).

One of Norway's major alpine ski resorts with 56 km of pistes. Frequently listed among top 5 or top 10 resorts in Norway. 46 slopes, 3 chair lifts, 14 T-lifts, 1 band lift. There is a ski bus going. The system can also reached at Hovden ski lift, 900-meter walking distance from the city centre, no parking but suitable for visitors without a car.   ( updated Aug 2015 )

Local restaurants and trattorias serve regional cuisine featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients. Traditional dishes reflect the local culinary heritage.

Cafes and bars in the town centre serve coffee, wine, and local beverages. Regional wines and spirits are worth sampling.

Hotels, guesthouses, and bed-and-breakfast establishments offer accommodation. Advance booking is recommended during peak season.

Local shops offer regional products, handicrafts, and everyday necessities. Markets may be held weekly in the town square.

Routes through Oppdal

Trondheim

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