Leirskogen Church

The church of Bagn dates from 1736. It has undergone several major renovations and improvements. In 1897, the walls were covered with exterior panels and the old windows were replaced by new, larger ones. Inside, parts of the interior were renovated and painted in new colours. Also, in 1901, the church seems to have undergone a major repair. On the occasion of the anniversary in 1936, they wanted to restore the church to more original design. The large windows from 1897 were replaced with windows similar to those that existed before. The last part of the restoration took place in 1963-65 when the church received a new exterior panel and was painted dark brown. The church has several 18th and 18th-century paintings.

The Bruflat church is a wooden church from the mid-18th century. The nave has undergone several modifications over the years, notably in 1860 and 1909-12. In 1974-75 the church was restored again. The pews date from 1860. The interior is characterized by parts of furniture probably carved by Ola Kvit at the end of the 18th century. The parapets of the gallery were painted in 1789 with floral decoration. The church has a painting dating from 1704.

Reinli Stave Church is a single nave church (long church) from the 13th century or at the beginning of the 14th century. The church was restored in 1884–1885 and 1976–1977. During an archaeological excavation under the church floor in 1971-1972, coins from Håkon Håkonsson's reign (1250-1263) were found.