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High in Storkolven and boasting terrific views across Langsua, Storkolvbua is a superb place to spend the night. Built in 1948, this cabin provides access to fishing lakes and hikes to Nordre and Søre Langsua, both over 4,900 feet (1,500 m) high. It's a self-service cabin with no electricity or running water, though the latter can be sourced from nearby streams.

Nordre Suluhøgda is a 3,675-foot (1,120 m) peak to the east of Liomseter in Langsua National Park. The summit opens up a view to Ongsjøfjellet and Leppkampen beyond Revsjøene and the impressive Langsuene mountains can be seen to the north-west. On the hike from Liomseter to Nordre Suluhøgda you're afforded more great views towards Vågskardfjellet, Djuptjernkampen and Røssjøkollene.

Liomseter, at the heart of Langsua National Park, is a super base for hiking adventures. It's a good launch base for long-distance treks towards Sikkilsdalen and Jotunheimen. There are a total of 51 beds spread across its rooms and the cabin is staffed during the peak season. Best of all, you can look forward to a hot shower thanks to the cabin’s generator and solar cells. There are also two fireplaces – luxury!

This path leads up to Lake Røssjøkollvatnet, offering breathtaking views.

Near the Røssjøkollhytta and below the slopes of Røssjøkollane there is this wonderful lake where one can have a break and enjoy nature.

The self-catering cabin Skriurusten offers members of the Norwegian Trekking Association DNT accommodation for around 6 people. It is located in the expansive landscape of the Langsua National Park, and with the neighboring cabins Storeskag and Haldorbu you can make a beautiful 3-day hike if you are not afraid of mosquitoes and muddy paths.

For members of the Norwegian Trekking Association DNT, the cabin, consisting of an old and a new building, offers very pleasant self-catering accommodation, starting point for the ascent of Skaget on the plateaus of the Langsua National Park

great view from the top