오플란드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The view of the lakes, from the ridge, is incredible so be sure to allow plenty of time for breaks. It's a demanding hike so you definitely need to be sure-footed. If you hike the entire ridge, hopefully you'll find a place to stay overnight in Mermurubu.

From the path you can enjoy the view on the lake in the Jotunheimen National Park: a unique view.

No real difficulty until the summit. Be careful in case of snow.

With 80 beds, Snøheim is a large DNT facility, providing a base for those exploring Snøhetta and Dovrefjell–Sunndalsfjella’s other high mountains, with ten peaks over 2,000 metres (6,500 ft) within reasonable hiking distance. A shuttle bus runs from Snøheim to Hjerkinn several times a day during the peak season.

Of Snøhetta's major summits, Stortoppen is the tallest, towering to 2,286 metres (7,500 ft), making it the highest mountain in Norway outside Jotunheimen. The views from the summit are sensational, with many of the nation’s most celebrated mountain ranges clearly visible on a good day. It's most often ascended from Snøheim or Reinheim and the hike along its east ridge is rocky, tough but not overly technical. It can also be ascended from Åmotdalshytta via its broad, north-west shoulder.

Unfortunately, I have a fear of heights, and this section was quite challenging for me in places. But it was doable. You definitely need sure footing and must concentrate solely on the rock. Dogs sometimes have to be carried. We saw someone turn back on the hike with a large dog. Hopefully, you'll catch the last ferry or find a place to stay in Mermurubu. The views, even up to the ridge, are simply wonderful.

Snøheim is only accessible by shuttle bus. Online booking requires seat reservation. Bookable at: https://reiseplanlegger.nor-way.no/ 120 NOK one way for adults Times must be selected in advance; you can rebook one hour before departure for 39 NOK to take an earlier or later bus. Parking is free here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ai3fZCdxwvJgWTWG6?g_st=ic Or here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/xbmadEdvyAdsRYgB8?g_st=ic The shuttle bus departs from here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ebvYSUkbru8kmmvr5?g_st=ic

This hut is quite small, but very cozy. Inside, you can buy warm drinks and take a good break before heading down. There are also small souvenirs for sale. From the outside, the building looks really beautiful, even when it's frozen.