Discover Every Corner of Norway

Ringebu, Norway
Ringebu, NorwayRingebu, NorwayRingebu, NorwayRingebu, NorwayRingebu, NorwayRingebu, Norway
Photos shown are illustrative and do not depict Ringebu.
Know this place? Share your best photos of Ringebu and help travelers discover Norway. Submit your photos →

Ringebu is Innlandet’s stave-framed alpine basin — a municipality where dragons perch beside mammoths, ski trails carve through Olympic slopes, and a three-tongued flame blazes across the coat of arms. With around 4,400 residents and a landscape shaped by the Gudbrandsdalslågen River, Venabygdsfjellet plateau, and the villages of Vålebru, Fåvang, and Venabygd, Ringebu is the kind of place where you can hike past medieval churches, ride horses through mountain passes, and still catch a sculpture trail beside a fjellbad. It’s got heritage, highlands, and a name that may stem from Old Norse *Ringabú* — “ring-shaped farm.”

Top Attractions

Unique Experiences

Where to Stay

Search hotels, cabins & guesthouses in Ringebu

Where to Eat

Explore top-rated restaurants in Ringebu

Getting There

Ringebu lies along the E6 highway and the Dovre railway line, with Vålebru as its administrative center. Buses connect to Lillehammer, Otta, and Rondane National Park. The area is best explored by boots, bike, or bold curiosity — especially if you’re chasing stave echoes, ski lore, or the hush of birch leaves beside a dragon sculpture.

Maps: Getting to Ringebu

From Oslo

Website

ringebu.kommune.no

🪂 Take a Chance