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Located in the heart of the spectacular Romsdalfjella mountains, Måsvassbu is an exciting place to stay the night. It's a self-service cabin that's unlocked during the peak summer season and locked during the winter – you'll need to acquire the DNT key during this time. The immense Klauva massif rises to the south-east, home to Kyrkjetaket, one of Norway's finest alpine mountains. Kyrkjetaket's Østeggen (east ridge) in particular is an absolutely stunning line but requires serious scrambling skills in summer and mountaineering nous in winter.

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.

Perched on Kjerringhaugen in the stunning Romsdalsfjella mountains, DNT Skorgedalsbu offers an easily accessible retreat just a short 20-minute walk from the parking area. This self-catering DNT hut provides a fantastic base for both serious mountaineers seeking challenging summit tours to peaks like Skarven and Smørbottfjellet, as well as families looking for a comfortable base for day trips. With 21 beds available, Skorgedalsbu ensures a cozy stay, though you'll need to book in advance and bring your own linen or sleeping bag. It's equipped with modern conveniences like indoor electricity, a refrigerator, and an oven, making it a comfortable home away from home in the wilderness. More information and reservations can be found through DNT. Website: https://ut.no/hytte/101102/skorgedalsbu

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

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Popular gapahuk, beautifully located on Hetjevatnet, including grill and saws. Unfortunately a bit too small to stay overnight.

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Great tip, Renée. The shower is also awesome (cold water from the hose ^^), that the hut is easy to reach and has electricity and that you can start several beautiful tours, e.g. on the Skarven. But it is perhaps even better as the first (or last) stop on a hut tour through Romsdalsfjellet (or beyond).

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Why is a detour worthwhile? Quite simply because there is a great view of the fjords and mountains of Fylke Møre og Romsdal from here.

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