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The DNT Fjällstation Krækkja is a full-board hostel during the season, where you can sleep and enjoy breakfast and dinner, as well as various other items during the day, such as cakes/waffles and soup. It's also a great place to take a break. Krækkja is the oldest cabin on the Hardangervidda plateau, having opened in 1879. The cabin is beautifully situated by Lake Storkrækkja with a view of Hallingskarvet. Families with children, retirees, cabin hikers, and day trippers all come here.

During the season, the DNT Fjällstation Litlos is a full-board hostel where you can sleep and get at least breakfast and dinner. It's also a great place to take a break.

The Norwegian Trekking Association's cabin is located on the shore of Lake Finsevatnet and is highly recommended for both one- and multi-night stays. The cabin is an excellent starting point for various one-day and multi-day tours. The small town of Finse is located on the railway line from Oslo to Bergen, making arrival and departure relatively straightforward.

The Norwegian Trekking Association's cabin is located on the shore of Lake Finsevatnet and is highly recommended for both one- and multi-night stays. The cabin is an excellent starting point for various one-day and multi-day tours. The small town of Finse is located on the railway line from Oslo to Bergen, making arrival and departure relatively straightforward.

At Easter, many people enjoy hiking from hut to hut on the Hardangervidda.

Large hostel with a great view, space for lots of hikers and tired cyclists. Make sure to reserve a place in advance - it's always very full in summer! About 550 meters from Finse train station. With shared rooms, drying room and good showers.

Kjeldebu consists of several, fairly large cabins and is actually designed for larger groups such as school classes. It's not far from here (just under 8 km) to the Rv7 and thus to a bus stop. A large provision store can be found in the hut in the middle of the "settlement", which also contains the rooms for the hut warden and the sleeping quarters for hikers with dogs. Water can be found a few meters further along the river, otherwise the cabins are equipped with wood stoves and gas cookers. There is even some light through a photovoltaic system, batteries and LED spots.

One of the largest DNT cabins that I know. And it has everything: from a double room to a dormitory, delicious food and even its own brewery in the basement. Not to forget the large "Tørkerom", the drying room for drying your wet clothes. I spent two very comfortable nights here on a trip around Hardangerjøkulen, where I had to sit out the bad weather for a day. The prices are typical for Norway but of course much cheaper than the two local hotels.