Tolga Norway

The municipality Tolga in Norway cover a areal of 1.122,6 km2 and the whole township included Vingelen, Hodalen, Kåsa and Holøydale have approximately 1.680 inhabitants. Admistrative center is located in Tolga and have approximately 650 inhabitants. There are many good lakes for fishing in the east. The distance from Vingelen to Hodalen (east Tolga) is about 35 kms.

MUSEUMS

Dølmotunet, Rausjødalsmeieriet, Setersgård Collection, Vingelen Schoolmuseum.

ØVERSJØDALEN

Lies about 750 metrea above sea level, with mountains up to 1.600 metres. Vingelen has many attractions for both residents and travellers. For those visiting, it is the peace and quiet and the historic surroundings which make the greatest impression.

VINGELEN

Vingelen has a distinctive cultivated landscape and a well-preserved collection of buildings. Vingelen has many attractions for both residents and travellers. For those visiting, it is the peace and quiet and the historic surroundings which make the greatest impression. Hunting and fishing have always been important factors in Vingelen´s economy. These resources are still used actively in the village, but hunting today has as much to do with recreation as it has with the provision of food. There are many opportunities for these kinds of experiences. Hunting and fishing have always been important factors in Vingelen`s economy. These resources are still used actively in the village, but hunting today has as much to do with recreation as it has with the provision of food. There are many opportunities for these kinds of experiences.

GLOMMA

Glomma, Norway’s longest river. At various points the river has created super beaches ideal for bathing and different forms of boating sports. Glomma is one of Norway’s best rivers for fishing, and in the currents by the bridge anglers can catch many kinds of fish including trout. The numerous lakes and rivers in the district are also worth trying.

Perch, pike and different variety of carp are the dominant species. They are more numerous in the slower water of the watercourse and in the estuaries where the tributaries join. Here perch and pike can reach a considerable size. In parts of the Glom where the current is strongest, and downstream from power station dams, large trout can be found. The access to fishing along the Glomma varies. Cultivated land and undergrowth restrict access and fishing from land in many places. On both sides of the river there is a comprehensive road system.

BIG GAME HUNTING

Vingelen has a variety of hunting options. All four species of deer are found here, but most people think of reindeer in connection with the village. The reindeer herd belongs to the Forelhogna region, known to have Europe’s most productive herd. Specimens bearing the finest and largest antlers, much prized by hunters, are not uncommon here.

SMALL GAME HUNTING

The most popular form of small game hunting is grouse shooting. Vingelen is known for its good terrain with productive grouse habitats. There are also areas for hunting woodland birds (both wood and black grouse). There are a limited number of hunting permits available per hunting ground per week. Daily and weekly permits are available – prices vary throughout the hunting season. Reservations can be made all year round through Vingelen Turist.

ANGLING

Over the years many have become acquainted with fishing in the Glomma. Many different kinds of fish can be caught here. Both rowan and grayling have their devotees, but most prefer the large trout under Eidsfossen (Eid`s waterfall).

LAKE FISHING

There is good fishing to be had in the areas to the west, towards the mountains. Trout perfect for “rakfisk” (half-fermented trout – a Norwegian delicacy) is found here. You can also rent a cabin with fishing possibilities.

BIG GAME HUNTING

Vingelen has a variety of hunting options. All four species of deer are found here, but most people think of reindeer in connection with the village. The reindeer herd belongs to the Forelhogna region, known to have Europe’s most productive herd. Specimens bearing the finest and largest antlers, much prized by hunters, are not uncommon here.

SMALL GAME HUNTING

The most popular form of small game hunting is grouse shooting. Vingelen is known for its good terrain with productive grouse habitats. There are also areas for hunting woodland birds (both wood and black grouse). There are a limited number of hunting permits available per hunting ground per week. Daily and weekly permits are available – prices vary throughout the hunting season. Reservations can be made all year round through Vingelen Turist.