Roros is an ancient mining town in Trondelag county, Norway. The town is known for its characteristic wooden houses including 17th and 18th-century buildings that are designated as a UNESCO world heritage site. Walk along the Jutulhogget Canyon, the largest canyon in Northern Europe formed around 10000 years ago. Visit Forollhogna national park, a hilly region surrounded by mountain farms and lush valleys. The mountain trails are perfect for hiking and cycling. Discover the mining town of Roros consisting of rural industrial cultural landmarks that are well preserved. The wooden facades of the buildings lend it an old-world charm. Visit Roros Church, one of the largest churches in Norway that can seat 1600 people at once.