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Dalsnibba is a 1476 m high mountain peak south of the Norwegian town of Geiranger, in the municipality of Stranda, Møre og Romsdal county.[2] The mountain is accessible via the Nibbevegen road, which leads from the Djupvasshytta to the summit, and is popular for its view of the Geirangerfjord, seven kilometers away. Due to its height, it is often snow-covered even in summer. Dalsnibba lies east of the 1038 m high Dalsnibba Pass, which is crossed by the Geiranger road between Geiranger and Lom. The Djupvasshytta mountain hut is located there. Right next to it, shimmers blue-green, but often also covered in snow and ice, is Lake Djupvatnet (1016 m).

Reindalseter is something of a hub where the Tafjordfjella hiking network is concerned. This charming complex has a cafe, electricity, drying rooms and the opportunity to take a hot shower. With its ancient pines and vibrant wildlife, Reindalen itself is a delight; the hike to Zakariasvatnet and the roaring Reindalsfossen is particularly beautiful.

The hotel and restaurant serve as a starting point for numerous mountain hikes. Parking is free in the large parking lot. There are electric car charging stations and various information panels about the area and the hotel's history. Further information is available at www.grotli.no.

Managed hut, alpacas and goats also roam around

Geiranger is very impressive, no matter what height.

Wonderful view from above

After the climb comes the reward: great views of the fjord

Reindalseter is a DNT mountain hut. It offers refreshments and overnight accommodation. Further details: https://ut.no/hytte/10739