ソートランドの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ5

Steiroheia is a popular hiking mountain (472 m above sea level) above Sortland in Norway, known for the Kvila cabin and the magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and waters. Officially called Steiroblåheia, the mountain can be hiked from there to the neighboring Bøblåheia mountain (610 m above sea level).

The section of path that follows the hut is quite wet and boggy. Please wear hiking boots, or your feet will get wet.

Steiroheia is a popular objective above Sortland that provides superb views across the water to the neighbouring mountains. A cabin, Kvila, allows you to take shelter and enjoy the views from inside, should you wish.

Two beautiful free shelters on the top of the hill. One is open on one side, the other is a circular one with a door and bench and fireplace inside. Outside there are a dry WC and fireplaces. WARNING: to reach the shelters you have to push the bike on the path to reach the top of the hill

Three cabins together offer 24 sleeping places. The huts are unattended. You can make a reservation via https://ut.no/hytte/10430/snyt In 2014, Snytinden (which even has a wood-fired sauna) was named the roughest top hiking hut in Norway by UT.no.

A dream to be up there

You have a beautiful view

A cute shelter with a table, benches and a sleeping area. Shortly before that there was also a perfectly mowed and level meadow with benches. no toilet Hiking area, so some people come by during the day, sometimes too 🐑.