Lebendige Landwirtschaft am Pilgerweg in Hadeland

Welcome to Øvre Vang Farm, with roots dating all the way back to the 1500s. Here you’ll find a large and beautiful main house surrounded by a vibrant cultural landscape. Experience life on an active farm with grazing animals and open fields by Randsfjorden, where you can enjoy peaceful walks in beautiful natural surroundings. Here you stay in the heart of history, with sweeping views of the fjord and the forested hills surrounding it. The farm is located along the Pilgrimsleden trail and offers a rare combination of rural tranquility and refined comfort.



The classic main house has been preserved with great respect for its original style, while offering modern amenities. Here you’ll find cozy rooms, beautiful details, and harmonious interiors that evoke a sense of peace and well-being. This is a place where you can relax, wake up to silence, and enjoy your days in surroundings that are both elegant and homey. The house is well-suited for families or groups seeking plenty of space and an authentic experience of Norwegian farm life.



The farmyard is open, peaceful, and inviting, surrounded by a vibrant agricultural landscape. Here you can stroll right out into nature, follow small paths, or simply enjoy the quiet of the farm. It’s a short walk down to the fjord for a refreshing swim. There is also a tennis court nearby that can be used by appointment. The garden and outdoor areas offer great opportunities for both relaxation and pleasant get-togethers.





The area around Øvre Vang Farm offers a rich variety of activities year-round. Visit the Kistefos Museum and Hadeland Glassworks, or explore Nordmarka with its wonderful hiking opportunities. In the summer, Randsfjord Badepark is also a popular destination for both young and old. Gran and the rest of Hadeland entice visitors with farm stands, cozy cafes, and authentic local experiences. The landscape changes character throughout the seasons, making every stay unique.



The main house is rented out as a private home, and we ask that guests show consideration for both the property and the animals on the farm.