ムーレ・オ・ロムスダルの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

小屋は外から手入れの行き届いた状態で見られました。自転車で行くには適性は限られています。おそらくファットバイクなら可能です。北からのアプローチは、南からの板敷きよりも良いと思います。そこに一晩滞在するのはユニークな体験になるでしょう。

This traditional red wooden cabin serves as a welcoming refuge for hikers and skiers exploring the surrounding mountain trails. The hut features a spacious outdoor seating area where visitors can rest and take in the panoramic views of the distant peaks and fjords. It is an ideal starting point or resting stop that embodies the rustic charm of the highland wilderness.

The view from up here is simply amazing and breathtaking! It's something you should see at least once. And don't just take photos, but really take the time to enjoy the impressions and preserve them as a true memory ;)

Unfortunately, we arrived a little too late; it was just closing. The atmosphere is very inviting. Old cabin built around 1900. "1902: The Grand Hotel hosts a dinner for Kaiser Wilhelm and 40 guests at Storlihytta."

Rovangen is a charming DNT facility on Rostolvatnet. It's a self-service cabin with a total of 24 beds across the two buildings. There's excellent fishing on the lake, while the nearby peak of Rostolen provides great sea views out towards Smøla.

Perfect little restaurant. The prices here are quite high, but we expected that.

Innerdalshytta enjoys the tremendous backdrop of mighty Innerdalstårnet, sometimes cited as the Matterhorn of Norway. This DNT cabin provides accommodation and, during the summer months, there's food and drink available.

Renndølsetra is a mountain pasture farm in an absolutely idyllic setting. There's accommodation, with evening meals for guests, while hikers not staying can also sample some local produce here too. It's a great place for a break in beautiful Innerdalen.