Gudbrandsdalen

Norway

Gudbrandsdalen connects to 1895 places across 16 topics through 42 Bunkabop connections, with nature and history forming the strongest threads. The river Lågen runs its full length from Lesjaskogsvatnet to Lake Mjøsa. Icelandic historian Snorri Sturluson recorded a local chief, Dale-Gudbrand, settled in the valley during the time of Halfdan the Black. In 1612, valley residents defeated a Scottish mercenary army at the Battle of Kringen near Otta. Western Norway, Denmark, Oslo, and Trondheim share many of its connections.