Built around the seasonal grazing tradition of a Norwegian sæter, Tåkåstadsætra has remained a small mountain-farm locality in Innlandet’s uplands. It belongs to the wider Gudbrandsdalen mountain country, a region of broad valleys, forest and open high ground in central southern Norway. The word sæter denotes a traditional summer farm, where livestock were taken to graze away from the main valley holdings; that heritage is embedded in both the place name and its setting. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Gudbrandsdalen region.
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