스카바트넷 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

This new bridge takes hikers across Gravbekken on the way to and from Gjevilvasshytta, the oldest DNT hut. From here, the SignaTUR Trollheimen follows the stream all the way to Gjevillvatnet.

Gjevilvasshytta’s got that old-school charm – basic rooms, big views, and loads of character.

A well-built bridge that allows you to cross the river without getting wet.

Above the sandy beach (highly recommended) the tour begins or ends between Gjevilvasshytta and Trollheimshytta

As soon as you reach the treeline, the view opens up over the plain, with the sunken stream winding through it and the surrounding mountain panorama—dominated by Blåhøa, standing at 1,610 metres (5,282 ft).

The short detour to Blåhøa offers a fantastic view. Down to Gjevilvassdalen and Blåhøtjønna, both with beautiful sandy beaches, and to the surrounding mountains. An endless panorama. An information board at the watchtower testifies to the love of country.

The correct campsite was not marked today. Wood is on the other side of the river (west) from the hiking trail.

One of the oldest cabins in Norway and also one of the most beautiful. The rooms are simply furnished. Dinner is not to be missed. There (as in many other staffed cabins) are excellent Norwegian dishes. The cabin's age comes at a price: leaving your cell phone unattended or charging it overnight is a fire hazard.