The Sevle loft has a characteristic architecture. You are welcome inside.

For 10 persons

For 10 persons

Nore stave church is situated approx. 10 minutes from Sevletunet. Uvdal stave church is situated approx. 15 minutes from Sevletunet. In Numedal you will find four of the in total 28 remaining stave churches in Norway. Photo: Uvdal.no

Cycle on a rail bike along the railway between fjord and mountains, from Veggli to Gvammen Station. Sevletunet is located a 5-minute walk from Gvammen Station.

Nore and Uvdal Rural Museum / Uvdal Stave Church open on June 1. Photo: Nore and Uvdal Rural Museum

In the center of Veggli, you’ll find the well-stocked shop of the artist Kari. Photo: Kari’s Glass and Ceramics

Local silversmith who accepts custom commissions. Her cozy studio is about 2 km from Sevletunet. Photo: Øystein Thorvaldsen

During the last week of July, there is a medieval workshop in the Medieval Forest in Rollag. Photo: Medieval Workshop

Medieval Week is held every year during the last week of July. Numedal has around 40 preserved buildings dating back to the Middle Ages.

The Motvind Festival in the Medieval Forest is held every June. It features performing arts across a wide spectrum of powerful cultural expressions, without genre limitations. Photo: Medieval Workshop

One of the country’s three most popular music festivals is held in the neighboring village of Veggli on the first weekend of August every year.

Stoffstugu in Nore has reconstructed traditional Numedal costumes from the late 18th century. The bunad center is located about 5 km from Sevletunet.

Feel free to ask us for tips about the valley’s best swimming spots. Photo: Uvdal.no

Dagali is a mecca for outdoor adventure, with several providers offering rafting, rappelling, paintball, fat biking, and more. Photo: Serious Fun

A pleasant visitor farm where you can also try SUP or row a boat on Lake Norefjorden.

Only 30 minutes from Sevletunet, you can visit Langedrag Nature Park. Close encounters with wild animals and beautiful landscapes. Photo: Langedrag

Stolpejakten is all about finding marked posts placed around Norway. Collect points, enjoy beautiful viewpoints, and get to know Nore and Uvdal. The activity is free of charge.

Sevletunet is located in the middle of five different high mountain areas.

Hike to the cave where the Sevle Boy hid for many years. During the visit, we are happy to tell you the dramatic story of his life.

Eidfjell is a popular hiking destination that can be seen from Sevletunet. Photo: H. Knappe

The loop around Rødbergdammen is a pleasant short walk.

A popular hiking destination with views all the way to Oslo, 1,020 meters above sea level.

Just a short drive from Sevletunet, Haglebu offers the Sherpa staircase leading all the way up to the summit of Natten.

Built from local stone by skilled craftsmen in the Sherpa tradition, the staircase is a feat in itself. Step by step, the valley falls further below you and the views across the surrounding mountains open up in all directions. At the top, Haglebunatten rewards you with a sweeping panorama that makes every step worth it.

The hike suits most fitness levels. A perfect half-day out from Sevletunet.

On Dagalifjell, there are several beautiful loop hikes you can enjoy. Photo: Torsetlia

Finn stolper plassert rundt om kring i Norge og jakt poeng mens du blir kjent i området.

Wander through protected, untouched forest and discover fascinating red-listed species.

About 12 km from Geilo town centre, you’ll find this beautiful hike with 2,000 stone steps leading you to the top of the mountain plateau. Photo: Shutterstock

A pleasant hike near Geilo.

Summit hike on Hardangervidda with great views, 1,376 meters above sea level. 9 km and approximately 3.5 hours round trip.

A fascinating mountain area with beautiful views, west of Tunhovdfjorden.

Summit hike just southeast of Tunhovdfjorden in Øygardsgrend.

Great views both over the lake and the surrounding mountain areas.

Myrvann cacao – pure cacao blended with adaptogenic herbs and mushroom extracts. Photo: MC

Sætre Farm offers meatballs, roast lamb, lamb sausages, Noringskling and more. Our guests favorite sausages. Photo: Sætre Farm

Paper-thin Uvdal kling (traditional flatbread) with butter and sugar. Photo: Uvdalsleiven

Local beer, a big favorite among our guests. Photo: NSB

Uvdalsbonden produces a wide range of traditional mountain foods. Photo: Uvdalsbonden

A cozy little shop in Rødberg offering everything from local delicacies, yarn and fabrics to home decor and gifts. Photo: Uvdalsbua

Photo: Visit Telemark

Photo: DNT.no

Foto: Hardangerfjord.com