Your Hut-to-Hut Trek in Norway

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✓ Finding, booking and paying for the huts and refuges
✓ Half board in the huts, so breakfast and dinner for you
✓ Comprehensive hiking guide in the Bookatrekking App with everything you need
✓ Standby hiking advice from our experts

The Jotunheimen Trek is Norway’s most iconic mountain journey, leading you deep into the “Home of the Giants” where the country’s highest peaks rise above wild valleys and crystal-clear lakes. This legendary region is home to famous summits like Galdhøpiggen and Glittertind, and delivers the very best of Nordic hiking: dramatic ridgelines above Lake Gjende, wide-open plateaus, glacial scenery, and classic DNT mountain huts that feel perfectly placed at the end of each day. Every stage brings a new perspective on Jotunheimen’s rugged landscape, with trails that balance rewarding climbs and unforgettable panoramic views. Whether you choose the classic 8-day route from Gjendesheim to Fondsbu or the Jotunheimen Experience with accommodation before and after included, this trek combines raw Norwegian wilderness, strong hut culture, and unforgettable mountain scenery into a true hut-to-hut adventure.

The Trollheimen Triangle is one of Norway’s most beloved hut-to-hut classics, offering a compact but unforgettable loop through a landscape of deep green valleys, rugged peaks, and wide Nordic horizons. Set between the famous mountain regions of Trollheimen and Dovrefjell, this trek is known for its variety: one day you’re hiking through lush birch forests and river valleys, the next you’re climbing into open mountain terrain with sweeping views in every direction. The route links three welcoming DNT huts, creating a simple and satisfying trekking rhythm that feels uniquely Norwegian. Whether you hike the classic 5-day Triangle or add an extra day to summit Snota, one of Trollheimen’s most iconic peaks, this trek delivers pure hut-to-hut magic: scenic trails, peaceful nature, and a mountain experience that feels bigger than the map suggests.

Aurlandsdalen is Norway’s most iconic valley trek, a dramatic journey that takes you from high mountain plateaus down into the world of fjords through one of the country’s wildest landscapes. Often called Norway’s “Grand Canyon,” this legendary valley is carved by glaciers and shaped by roaring rivers, with trails that pass thundering waterfalls, steep gorges, and remote mountain farms that feel frozen in time. Each stage brings you deeper into raw Norwegian nature as the route gradually descends from the highlands toward the fjord, with cozy DNT huts offering a warm, welcoming rhythm at the end of the day. Whether you choose the classic 6-day trek or the 7-day version with accommodation before and after included, Aurlandsdalen combines rugged scenery, powerful water landscapes, and a true sense of journey into an unforgettable hut-to-hut experience.

The Rondane Triangle is a classic hut-to-hut trek through Norway’s oldest national park, a vast and quiet mountain landscape defined by wide valleys, rolling plateaus, and a skyline of rugged peaks. Rondane is famous for its remote, almost Arctic feel and for being one of the best places in Norway to spot wild reindeer moving through the open wilderness. The route links welcoming DNT cabins and delivers a simple, satisfying trekking rhythm: big skies, peaceful trails, and scenery that feels untouched and spacious in every direction. Whether you choose the classic 5-day Rondane Triangle or the Rondane Experience with accommodation before and after included, this trek combines raw nature, Nordic solitude, and a true off-the-radar mountain atmosphere into an unforgettable hut-to-hut journey.

Our Top 3 Favorite Hut-to-Hut Treks in Norway

Norway is made for hut-to-hut trekking: dramatic mountain ranges, deep valleys that run all the way to the fjords, and a legendary network of DNT cabins that let you explore wild places without carrying heavy gear. If we had to pick just three favourites from the routes we’ve shared, these are the ones that capture the full range: one iconic high-mountain classic, one unforgettable valley journey to the fjords, and one peaceful loop through remote national park wilderness. Together, they show exactly why hut-to-hut trekking in Norway is so special.