Flå is a small mountain village in the Hallingdal region of southern Norway, known for its pristine forests, scenic hiking, and proximity to the Bear Park — one of Scandinavia’s few wildlife parks. It’s part of Norway’s “slow travel” movement, where nature and sustainability take center stage. Whether you're hiking in summer, snowshoeing in winter, or relaxing in a cabin with forest views, Flå offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by Nordic beauty.
Just a two-hour drive from Oslo, Flå is surprisingly accessible while feeling completely off-grid. It’s ideal for second-home buyers who seek solitude, nature immersion, and simple Scandinavian living — a place to truly unplug and recharge.