Langedrag Nature Park Map (2024 – 2022)
Planning a visit to the mountains of Norway?
Langedrag Nature Park is a mountain farm and wildlife park located in Tunhovd, Norway. It houses over 300 animals from 20 species, including wolves, lynx, and reindeer. The park emphasizes close animal encounters, educational programs, and traditional Norwegian farm life experiences.
The most up-to-date Langedrag Nature Park Map helps you navigate must-see spots like the Wolf Forest and Reindeer Ridge. Spot the arctic foxes up close or time your day around the lynx feeding sessions.
With trails winding past Lake Tunhovdfjorden and views of the Hallingdal Valley, the map makes it easy to plan stops at the café, gift shop, and sled dog station without missing a beat.
Langedrag Nature Park Map 2024
The most significant Langedrag Nature Park Map 2024 updates include expanded animal enclosures allowing more free-roaming for species like reindeer and mouflon sheep, improved visitor pathways for easier access to animal encounters, and updated signage highlighting new activities such as guided wolf and lynx experiences. The park has also enhanced play areas and added more educational zones for children. These changes aim to provide closer animal interactions and a more immersive visitor experience.
Printable Langedrag Nature Park Map PDF 2024
Langedrag Nature Park Map 2022
Langedrag Nature Park Map 2022 updates included expanded animal enclosures, allowing more species like reindeer, mouflon sheep, mountain foxes, and lynxes to roam freely across larger areas. The park also enhanced visitor experiences with new playgrounds and improved guided tours, offering closer interactions with animals such as wolves and lynxes. These updates contributed to a more immersive and accessible experience for families and animal enthusiasts.
FAQ
What are the operating hours of Langedrag Nature Park?
Langedrag Nature Park is open every day from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, all year round. The park is closed on May 17th, December 24th, and December 25th. These hours apply to both weekdays and weekends.
What types of animals can visitors see at Langedrag Nature Park?
Visitors to Langedrag Nature Park can see over 300 animals from about 20–25 species, including wolves, European lynxes, reindeer, moose, muskox, wild boars, arctic foxes, horses, goats, cows, pigs, mouflon sheep, rabbits, chickens, ducks, geese, and peacocks. The park features both domestic farm animals and wild Norwegian fauna. Some enclosures allow close encounters or feeding experiences with the animals.
Are there any special programs or shows available at Langedrag Nature Park?
Langedrag Nature Park offers daily guided tours, animal feedings, and special experiences such as entering the enclosures of wolves, lynx, and foxes (age restrictions apply). Additional activities include horseback riding, dog sledding, and evening care in the barn where guests can help milk goats. Programs and tours may vary by season, with more activities available on weekends and during school holidays.
Is Langedrag Nature Park accessible for visitors with disabilities?
Langedrag Nature Park provides wheelchair-accessible rooms and aims to offer inclusive experiences for visitors with disabilities. Accessibility features are available, but visitors are encouraged to contact the park directly for specific needs or accommodations. The park is committed to making nature and animal encounters accessible to all guests.
