Norway

We all know Norway as the land of beautiful nature, impressive fjords and diverse landscapes. And what is the best way to fully experience this nature? A multi-day hike, of course! Just a 2-hour drive from Trondheim you will find the starting point of the Trollheimen Triangle Route. This trek takes you past vast plains, white snowfields, clear mountain lakes and three cultural mountain huts. Suitable for hikers ages 10/12 and up, this trek allows you to hike for miles without encountering anything or anyone. Norwegian culture embraces hiking and many families traditionally go out every Sunday for a brisk walk. As a result, Norway has a well-developed hiking network of thousands of miles of trails. In addition, over 550 log cabins blend beautifully into Norwegian nature, and together this makes for a unique experience of nature and culture. The Trollheim Triangle Route leads you through the Trollheim mountain range, known as Norway's most beautiful ridge due to its wide variety of nature. Are you curious about what Norway has to offer? Then quickly pack your backpack and join the adventure!

When you think of a hut tour, you quickly think of a tour in the Alps. That's not strange. We've previously written about how to hike from hut to hut on the Stubaier Höhenweg, the Tour du Mont Blanc, the Alta Via 1, and many more. But don't forget about Norway. The Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT) has more than 550 huts, both staffed and unmanned. This offers a range of possibilities for multi-day treks through the land of the Fjords. But how do you arrange such a hut tour in Norway? We at Bookatrekking.com have outlined it for you. We at Bookatrekking.com have close contacts with the mountain huts on our routes, and we are happy to take this burden off your shoulders. If you would like to know more, feel free to contact our trekking experts.