스토르피요르드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

This hut on the way up Saana has a fireplace and offers decent shelter. It's a good spot to take stock before a run up to the summit.

Thank you for the info. It seems to me to see 2 refuges on the photo. Is the 2nd really a refuge?

Finnish overnight huts are very simple. They are divided into an open part (autiotupa) and a closed, pre-bookable part (varaustupa). Inside there is a large wooden platform on which the sleeping pads and sleeping bags can be spread out. Wood and basic cooking facilities are available.

The shelter was built by prisoners of war for the German Wehrmacht in the summer of 1944 and was part of the Lyngen Defense Line. The Germans destroyed all structures when they retreated in 1945. The original structure shows traces of an attempted demolition. In 2017, this shelter was rebuilt as part of a volunteer camp run by the Association for Military History in Lapland and Metsähallitus.

Fantastic trip. Unbelievably great view, very nice stone comb that you can spend the night in.

Hut with fireplace, firewood and toilets.

Open hut with the usual amenities: stove, a gas cooker and essential cooking utensils, wood stove, and dry toilet. For 6 persons. Free cabin with common features: stove, gas cooker with basic cooking utensils, log cabin and dry sink. For 6 places. https://www.nationalparks.fi/en/kuohkimajarviopenwildernesshut?inheritRedirect=true

The tour always goes uphill to the observation point. On the way there are fantastic views of the fjord and the glaciated mountain ridges. Several panels report multilingual on the emergence of the path through forced labor at the time of World War II.