- The name Breheimen means "home of the glaciers", since it has many glaciers, including Norway's largest glacier, Jostedalsbreen.
- Carved out by the massive force of ice, Breheimen boasts over 2000 meter high mountain ranges that reflect in pristine lakes and are embraced by lush valleys.
- Today, everything from lush valley grazing areas to rugged high mountains and glaciers are found in Breheimen, which is one of our most diverse national parks.
- Breheimen National Park in Norway is a rugged expanse where glaciers carve through steep mountains, and crystal-clear rivers meander through valleys.
- In Breheimen National Park you can also find remains of cultural heritages tracing back 6000 years, proving people has vacated this area since early stone age.
- Breheimen National Park - from perennial ice to lush valleys with transhumance farms Breheimen means "the home of the glaciers".
- The mountains between Jostedalsbreen and Jotunheimen – Breheimen proper – are serviced by a network of mainly DNT self-service huts.
- The centre presents the natural resources of the Breheimen and Jostedalsbreen National Parks and the history and activities of the Jostedalen area.
- Today, everything from lush valley grazing areas to rugged high mountains and glaciers are found in Breheimen, which is one of our most diverse national parks.
- Today, everything from lush valley grazing areas to rugged high mountains and glaciers are found in Breheimen, which is one of our most diverse national parks.
