English: Tverrådalskyrkja is a peak in Breheimen National Park in the municipalities Skjåk, Lom, Luster, Norway.

In Breheimen one finds some of the most precipitous and the most densely populated areas in the country. The area spans from almost sea level to well over 2,000 meters. The landscape has been shaped by glaciers, slides and other geological processes through hundreds of thousands of years. Breheimen has some of the largest wilderness areas in southern Norway. The nature is very varied with unusually wide range of natural habitats. The area has different landscapes and experiences. The interaction between flora and geology makes experiencing riches. Glaciers, peaks, mountainous fjords, watercourses with free-flowing rivers and waterfalls, the special mountain vegetation, lush valleys with woods and living cultural landscapes with shedding, make the area especially in national contexts.

The finest many very important natural types and a variety of endangered species in the area. Ottadalen wild reindeer area is the third largest area of ​​wildlife in Norway. The area is rich in cultural heritage, and both animal graves, catching houses, bushes and old farms can be seen. The area is well-suited for the pursuit of easy outdoor activities, both summer and winter. The Norwegian Tourist Board has a well-developed network of paths and several cabins inside and just outside the conservation area. Breheimen is also an important area for fishing, wildlife, deer and small game hunting, as well as for berry and mushroom picking. The national park borders the tourist roads Strynefjellsvegen in the north and the Sognefjellsvegen in the south.

Source: Norwegian Environment Agency. www.naturbase.no