Musk ox Safari in Dovrefjell National Park from Oppdal

Discover a thrilling adventure in Norway on a musk ox safari at Dovrefjell National Park from Oppdal. Explore stunning landscapes and spot the iconic musk ox while keeping an eye out for roaming reindeer and mountain grouse.

The entire activity lasts around 7 hours and is a great addition to any travel itinerary in Central Norway. Previous travelers have rated this activity an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars in 448 reviews.

Your professional guide will lead you through the breathtaking mountain terrain of Dovre-Sunndalsfjella National Park. Get the chance to soak in the majestic views and diverse wildlife that call this area home. You'll gain valuable insights into the region's rich biodiversity, learning about its unique flora and its fascinating fauna.

Throughout the experience, a knowledgeable expert will guide you, offering valuable insights and information. The activity is offered in 2 languages: Norwegian, and English.

During the tour, you'll receive complimentary coffee or tea to keep you energized. However, this tour package does not include transportation and food. It's recommended that you bring a packed lunch and beverages. Carry additional layers for weather changes, too.

The starting point for this safari day tour is located in Central Norway. The exact address is O. Skasliens veg 1, 7340 Oppdal, Norway. The endpoint of the tour is located at O. Skasliens veg 1, 7340 Oppdal, Norway.

Reservations for this activity can be made for up to 15 individuals per booking. We recommend you review the "Included" and/or "Good to know" sections below for more details about the experience.

The cancellation policy for this experience is as follows: For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Transform your Central Norway journey into an unforgettable adventure by securing your spot on this Oppdal to Dovrefjell National Park musk ox safari. Take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity to witness majestic musk oxen in their natural habitat!