ヴァンの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ13

@Kerberos: それはスコーガダルスブーエンからオラフスブーまでのみでした。クロスブーからスコーガダルスブーへの道は、たくさんの水、雪、泥の別の話です。橋にたどり着くために川を渡ることも含みます。橋は実際には川を渡るためのものです😅

Tanjaさんの11/2022の難易度と所要時間に関する以前のコメントについてですが、彼女はKrossbuからOlavsbuまでのハイキング（32km）を指しているようです。

Set to the east of the massive Hurrungane range, Skogadalsbøen is a cabin for lovers of all things wild. Known simply as 'Bøen' by those who've become enamoured with the place, it's over 8 miles (14 km) from the nearest road. It lies at the meeting point of Skogadalen and the famous Utladalen, Norway's deepest valley and the home of Vettisfossen, one of its highest waterfalls.

A recommended stopover for a hut-hopping tour through Jotunheimen National Park. Several other huts are easily accessible within a day's hike.

Haugseter Fjellstue is a Mjølkevegen Partner business that offers accommodation in rooms and cabins as well as delicious home made food. A great place to stay the night or for a good meal and a rest. Boat rental for fishing (trout, license can be obtained on location) and a nice place for a swim in the lake.

Great cabin and good campsite

a great and wonderful place. the host is singing for the guests.

The way to the hut should not be underestimated. Even if the DNT states an average of approx. 6 hours as pure walking time, you should plan more time. Especially when it is wet and there is still old snow, the path can be more difficult and requires full concentration, especially on the last few kilometers before the hut. Snow bridges under which the meltwater flows can collapse. Most of the Norwegians I met there and who were only traveling with a hut backpack also took longer on their route than stated. Me and 2 girls, who walked the same route the day before me, needed about 9 hours (with only a short break for lunch). Don't count on cell phone reception. In places there is, but for the most part, at least I didn't have one. It is generally recommended to find out about current path conditions and closures from the DNT before the start of the tour. Elsewhere, for example, a bridge was swept away by the water masses the week before.