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A somewhat more difficult route (narrow but passable path), but: completely quiet, no other people

Small mountain lake on the hiking trail. A narrow path also leads into the side valley.

Here at the far end of the Lysefjord the ferry arrives and there is a small shop with seating.

Small town with a managed DNT tourist hut, where you can spend the night very well. Food is delicious too. There is breakfast, lunch and dinner. Ferry should be booked in advance. It usually runs twice a day.

At the end of Lysefjord the small village Lysebotn is located. With a perfect view on the fjord and mountains a perfect place to start the hiking

The hut is one of the more rustic ones. I don't know why, but for us it was one of the huts that felt particularly lonely. Website: https://ut.no/hytte/101035/kringlevatn

The hut seemed to be one of the most frequented, and certainly not without reason: both huts have a spacious common room with panoramic windows. There are enough small rooms, so with a bit of luck, you'll have private sleeping quarters. There is cell phone reception on a nearby mountain [Botnsfjellet] (15 minutes away); a notice in the hut indicates this. If you start your tour here and aren't yet a DNT member, you should definitely sign up, especially if you're under 27, but it's also worth it if you stay three nights or more; the provisions are also cheaper! You can sign up either on the mountain via your cell phone or on the forms in the hut. You should pay for the huts via app; it's cheaper then! More information about the hut (in Norwegian): https://ut.no/hytte/101117/bossbu-i-setesdal-vesthei

After a long day of hiking, this hut offers a cozy atmosphere. Completely soaked and freezing, Kringlevatn was our salvation after a heavy change in the weather. The cabins "Kringlevatn" (940m, 28 beds) is open year-round (no key required) and is a self-catering hut (firewood, provisions, full kitchen equipment). Non-members pay about 40 € per night (exclusive food).