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ABOUT ALL FACILITIES ALONG ROUTE 705, TOURIST OFFICES AND SPONSORS


AccommodationACCOMMODATION

Flaten gård (farm), Stugudalen
Tel: 73 81 46 85 / 481 69 616

Viken camping, Stugudalen
Tel: 73 81 46 19 / 416 65 909

Stugudal camping
Tel: 984 98 846
www.stugudalcamping.no

Væktarstua hotell
Tel: 73 81 31 00
www.vaektarstua.no

Bortstuggu gård (farm)
Tel: 73 81 56 32
www.bortstuggu.no

Græslimo Gård (farm)
Tel: 73 81 51 75 / 977 76 897
www.graeslimo-gard.no

Gresslifoss fiskecamp (fishing camp)
Tel: 993 37 254 / 918 55 821
www.tydalfritid.no

Selbutunet Golfpark (golf course)
Tel: 926 03 856
www.selbugolfklubb.no

Selbusjøen Hotell & Gjestegård
Tel: 73 81 11 01
www.selbusjoenhotell.no

Camp Eggen
Tel: 488 98 778
www.campeggen.no

Marienborg Gjestgiveri (hostel)
Tel: 73 81 71 14 / 73 81 72 65
www.selbunett.no/marienborg

Selbu Camping
Tel: 957 88 075
www.selbucamping.no

 

Petrol StationsPETROL STATIONS

Tydal bil-elektro (auto/electro)
Tel: +47 73 81 53 11
www.tydal.net

Stugudal landhandel (general store)
Tel: +47 73 81 56 20 / +47 915 82 795

B. Langseth (shopping centre)
Tel: +47 73 81 01 70 / +47 73 81 01 80
www.blangseth.no

Sørflakne Bensin og Service (petrol and service)
Tel: +47 73 81 73 50

 

Local foodLOCAL FOOD

Tydalsfisk (fish wholesalers)
Tel: +47 73 81 51 81

Tydalskjøtt (tydal meat)
Tel: +47 73 81 55 83 / +47 971 770 18
www.tydalskjott.no

Sørensens Bakeri / Selbubakar’n (bakery)
Tel: +47 73 81 72 92

Selbumat (shop)
Tel: +47 957 49 402
www.selbumat.no

 

Bathing placesBATHING PLACES

Bathing at Vikaengene
Vikaengene is Selbu’s bathing paradise, with 5 km of beaches at Lake Selbusjøen.

Bathing at Rotodden, Lake Stuggusjøen

Restaurants/Café'sRESTAURANTS/CAFÉ'S

Kafé Posten
Tel: +47 477 57 822

Brekka bygdetun (rural museum)
Tel: +47 73 81 59 00

KAFÉ Emmas stue
Tel: +47 73 81 55 80

Bortstuggu gård (farm)
Tel: +47 73 81 56 32
www.bortstuggu.no

Den lille café
Tel:+47 971 33 410

Væktarstua hotell
Tel: +47 73 81 31 00
www.vaektarstua.no

AMERICAN HOUSE restaurant & takeaway
Tel: +47 73 81 92 54

VERTSHUSET CAROLINE (inn)
Tel:+47 908 02 645
www.vertshusetcaroline.no

Selbupuben
Tel: +47 73 81 70 50
www.selbupuben.no

Galleri Bjørkhov café and ceramics
Tel: +47 73 81 77 70
www.bjorkhov.no

Napoli Restaurant og Bar
Tel: +47 73 81 95 00

Sørensens Bakeri / Selbubakar’n (bakery)
Tel: +47 73 81 72 92

Sørflakne Bensin og Service (petrol and service)
Tel: +47 73 81 73 50

Selbumat (shop)
Tel: +47 957 49 402
www.selbumat.no

 

ActivitiesACTIVITIES

Fishing and boat hire on lake Nesjøen
Tel: +47 73 81 46 21 / +47 73 81 59 00
www.fiskeitydal.no

Patrusli gaard (farm)
Tel: +47 73 81 46 00
www.patrusli.no

Bortstuggu gård (farm)
Tel: +47 73 81 56 32
www.bortstuggu.no

Pilegrimsleden (the pilgrim's trail)
The main route for pilgrims.

Karolinerleden (the karoliner trail)
The Karoliner trail is from Holtålen via Tydal to Handöl in Sweden.
www.naboer.se

Wooden shelters
Along the Nea and Tya Rivers are wooden shelters, set up for free use. These are situated close to the road and are marked with wooden signs.

Gresslifoss fiskecamp (fishing camp)
Tel: +47 993 37 254 / +47 918 55 821
www.tydalfritid.no

Rowing boats
Rowing boats can be rented at Selbusjøen Hotel & Gjestegård, Selbu Camping and Marienborg Camping.

Røros Tourist Office

Tel: +47 72 41 11 65
post@rorosinfo.com
www.rorosinfo.com

Stugudalen Tourist Office

Tel: +47 73 81 55 12
turistinfo.stugudal@online.no
www.tydal.kommune.no

Tydal Tourist Office

Tel: +47 73 81 59 00
turistinfo@tydal.kommune.no
www.tydal.kommune.no

Selbu Tourist Office

Tel: +47 73 81 04 55
post@visitselbu.no
www.visitselbu.no

Stjørdal Tourist Office

Tel: +47 74 83 45 83
post@stjordalinfo.com
www.visitstjordal.no

Sponsors

blilyst - www.blilyst.noRob Veldhuis Fotografi - www.robveldhuisfotografi.noForm til fjells - www.formtilfjells.no
Route 705

An experience around every bend ...

Route 705 connects the Røros region and the E6 European Highway. This beautiful road takes you past great lakes, rivers teeming with fish, wild mountains, deep forests, small hamlets and wide, rural expanses. Allow yourself a break on the journey and experience more of everything that Tydal and Selbu have to offer!

On the Langsvola mountain pass, between Tydal and the World Heritage Site of Røros, you can enjoy magnificent views of the mountain border towards Sweden and the Sylan massif. If you would like to experience nature from the back of a horse, there are two riding centres in Stugudal, at the far end of Tydal. Tydal and Selbu have several rural museums and at Tydal museum the tragic story is told about the ‘Karoliners’, the 3,000 soldiers of General-Lieutenant Carl Gustav Armfeldt who perished in a snow storm on an ill-fated march across the Tydal mountains at Christmas in 1718. Lake Selbusjøen, over 30 km long, has plenty of opportunities for excellent fishing and other recreational activities. By the Nea broads, one of Europe’s best trout rivers, you will find Selbutunet golf course. The original Selbuvotten (mittens) and other traditional items of knitwear can be bought at Selbu Husflid (Arts & Crafts). Along this road, where nature and culture experiences await you around each bend, you will find several pleasant cafés and restaurants, some of them offering local specialities. If you require accommodation, you can stay at Væktarstua Hotell, Selbusjøen Hotel & Gjestegård, several camping grounds and some farms.

Bon voyage on route 705!

A peaceful landscape

When you leave the mountain settlement of Røros, known everywhere for its outstanding nature, culture and history, your journey will take you towards Brekken or Glåmos and onto route 705. From here, the road gradually rises, the trees are further and further apart, until finally only scrub-like dwarf birch remains. Now, increasingly, you will catch glimpses of the high mountains. Over the Langsvola mountain, between Røros and Tydal, several road signs warn motorists of the danger of large herds of reindeer. Perhaps you will be one of the lucky ones who experience these proud animals at close quarters?

From Stugudal, the village on the idyllic Lake Stuggusjøen, and down through Tydal, you will pass by small and large hamlets along the road, which follow the Nea river system. Between Tydal and Selbu, the forest-clad, narrow river valley gradually transforms itself into an open landscape. Selbu, with Lake Selbusjøen as a natural central point, is characterised by a traditional cultivated landscape.
Tydal Tydal

Gateway to the high mountains

The mountain parish of Tydal has something unique and exotic about it. Perhaps this has something to do with the powerful, alpine Sylan massif that has enticed tourists since the 19th century. But could it also have something to do with the people who live here? "There is something fresh and untainted about these village folk, something so original, so simply delightful", the poet Theodor Caspari wrote about Tydal in his travel memoirs in the early 1900s. Maybe it’s no surprise, then, that Tydal’s population grows from 900 to 5,000 during Easter. Surrounded by friendly local citizens, beautiful mountains, lengthy plateaux, lakes and rivers teeming with fish, you will feel welcome!

Tydal’s many gravel roads are well-suited to cycling. These will take you very far into our mountainous areas. Read more at www.hikeandbike.no.

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Welcome to the happy land of
Selbu		 Selbu

In Selbu, you are surrounded by rich and lush nature, silence and plenty of fresh air. Along the Nea River and on the hillsides around Lake Selbu live most of our 4,000 inhabitants. On a trip through Selbu, you will encounter lowlands, forest plateaux and mountains. The Nea River twists through gentle bends between fields and pastures. Spruce, pine and birch adorn the mountain chain, and further back, into the blue yonder. There are plenty of opportunities, not least for those with a craving for outdoor life. We can offer no less than 300 fishing waters, large and small, some of them in the Skarvan and Roltdalen National Park. Selbu is also known as a district of sport and culture, with an abundance of activities and events. If you meet us with curiosity and an open mind, you will learn why Selbu is called "the happy land"!

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Contact Kontakt
Tydal kommune
www.tydal.kommune.no

Selbu næringsforum
www.seninfo.no

blilyst
www.blilyst.no