토르스켄‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 호수

Funny intervention along Kaperdalsveien: a mini house has been placed in the middle of the Lilje Botnvatnet, flanked by a Norwegian and a Swedish flag.

The way up and back is worth it to see the beautiful lake

Very steep climb, only recommended in good weather, unfortunately in our case it tipped over and we had to turn around!

Hamm is a tiny little fishing town that has recently been supplemented by some new buildings. There is a wide range of tourist offerings here: drinks and food, overnight stays and excursions.

Andervatnet Hytta is a self-contained cabin owned by the Norwegian State Forest. Usage is free. There's even firewood and gas you can use. There are three beds, but hikers are only allowed to sleep on the floor if necessary. There are no reservations. In bad weather it can get crowded, but you can also spend a night here alone. You don't know that beforehand. The hut is located along a beautiful multi-day hike from West to East. Or you can do it as a day tour from the east coast. Alternatively, there is also a very nice Gamme about half an hour away, where you can stay dry and warm.

A simple four-bed wooden hut open to any hiker. Wood and gas are provided. Usage is free. The cabin is operated by the Norwegian Forest Service. Please leave everything as you found it so that such huts will remain open in the future. Take your rubbish with you. Trash doesn't belong in the open. Empty the ashes. Refills with wood and of course: rinses off and puts things back. For those who like it even more adventurous: About 1.5 kilometers away is the Andergammen, a hunting lodge made of birch wood, bark and moss according to Lappish tradition. There is also an oven and firewood here.

Super idyllic. Everything is available in the cottage. Here in the video I also show the hut from the inside: https://youtu.be/lt0JS2cq8KQ

This is the destination for the hike to Åndervartnet. Super idyllic here and there is an overnight hut. You can see everything in my video: https://youtu.be/lt0JS2cq8KQ