에울랜드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

A typical staffed hut of the Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT). The hut is one of several stopovers when hiking from Finse through the Aurlandsdalen valley to the Aurlandsfjord.

Please note: This hut is not designed for regular overnight stays.

Don't hike in mid-June! There's massive amounts of snow, so you can't see the trail most of the way, and you have to check the Komoot app to make sure you're not walking over a frozen lake covered in snow. It was snowing everywhere, so we more than doubled our time! Additionally, there were some very dangerous sections where we were forced to hike over steep, avalanche-prone sections over several meters of snow.

Finsevatnet is a high-altitude lake located right next to the tiny village of Finse, at 1,214 meters above sea level in the heart of southern Norway. The Bergen Line railway skirts its edge, offering passengers stunning views of this glacial-fed lake framed by snow-dusted peaks and sweeping mountain plateaus.

Great place to stop for a hot drink and a waffle while resting your legs

The Østerbø mountain farm with its wooden buildings is a nice base for activities in Aurlandsdalen. The building, which dates back to 1740, offers over a hundred beds in the main building and smaller cabins. There is also a sauna facility for overnight guests with their own tent.

Open during ski season for waffles, but closed in summer time. I used Klemsbu in August only to take shelter from the wind and have a snack before continuing.

The start of the hike through Aurlandsdal. You can take the bus from Vassbygdi to Østerbøy in the morning. Then you don't have the stress of having to be in Vassbygdi at the bus return time. In September the bus only runs from Friday to Sunday. It is recommended to reserve at norwaysbest.com.