Lake Isteren and beyond Paddling
Final day of paddling
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Photo: Femund Canoe Camp
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Photo: Femund Canoe Camp
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Photo: Femund Canoe Camp
Essential info
- Season: June–August
About Lake Isteren and beyond
This guide provides suggestions on how to leave Lake Isteren, after a few days of paddling.
Getting there
This adventure assumes you are already exploring Lake Isteren.
Trail description
There are a few options for finishing your canoeing adventure on Lake Isteren. You can add on Lake Sølensjøen, if you would like a longer trip.
From Tømmervika you can return to Femund Canoe Camp the same way you came. There is also a possibility of getting picked up by Femund Canoe Camp from the northwest side of the lake near the Sømåaelva River. Alternatively, get picked up from Femund Canoe Camp at Tømmervika.
Amenities
The lake water is clean enough to drink but, use your own discretion.
Where to stay
Pitch a tent. In Norway, you can camp nearly everywhere, read more about the Right to Roam law.
If this is the final leg of your trip, stay at Femund Canoe Camp. It's a 26 decare wilderness camp that also has cabins. In addition to access to basic amenities such as toilets and showers, in addition to a grill house, wind shelter, picnic tables, a playground, sauna, and field for sports.
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