Huts around Rindal are nestled within the natural landscapes of the Trollheimen mountains, providing diverse accommodations for outdoor enthusiasts. The region features winding rivers, serene forests, and extensive hiking trails. These facilities serve as a base for exploring the area's geography, from mountain peaks to tranquil valleys. Rindal offers experiences ranging from rustic solitude to more comfortable stays.
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Very rudimentary, somewhat neglected accommodation, but the traditional Norwegian meal offered was comforting and warm.
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Jøldalshytta offers 80 beds during the hiking season and 16 in the off season, when the cabin becomes self-service only. It has a long history, though the latest refurbishment took place between 2004 and 2005, increasing the capacity to 80 and providing more living rooms, a larger dining room and, crucially, more drying rooms.
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Classic DNT cabin in a beautiful valley – Jøldalshytta’s a great place to spend the night.
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Cosy mountain cabin in a stunning setting – Trollheimshytta feels like a proper reward after a long hike.
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Pilgrim hostel with room for +/- 20 people. You can have dinner and breakfast here, unfortunately the owners were on holiday when we stayed there. There is a main house and a separate cabin, both with the necessary amenities.
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Be sure to arrive on time for dinner, as we eat together. No mobile data or phone reception.
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If you are staying overnight, be there on time for dinner! We will eat together at long tables. 3 courses, followed by coffee and cake.
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Great destination for a day hike from Gjevilvasshytta. You can stay overnight at the cabin at a (by Norwegian standards) affordable price, or set up your camp nearby. For a small fee, you can also use the sanitary facilities only. A hot shower feels amazing after a long hike :) If you’d like to have dinner at the cabin, make sure to sign up in advance. Otherwise, there’s a small shop by the reception with snacks and drinks.
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Rindal offers a diverse range of accommodations, from rustic mountain shelters and traditional DNT (Norwegian Trekking Association) huts to comfortable vacation rentals and unique options like a newly built tree-top cabin. You can find staffed lodges, self-service cabins, and even cabins designed for solitude with minimal amenities.
Yes, Rindal is home to several DNT huts. Jøldalshytta is a well-known DNT cabin offering 80 beds during the hiking season and functioning as a self-service cabin with 16 beds in the off-season. Other DNT cabins include Trollheimshytta, Storlisetra Cabin, and Grytbakksetra DNT Cabin. These huts often feature cooking facilities and operate on a trust-based payment system.
For families or larger groups, the Cozy log cabin with annex in Tørsetmarka is a great option, featuring both electricity and running water, and easy year-round access. Jøldalshytta can accommodate up to 80 guests during the hiking season, making it suitable for larger groups, and Sægard Hoel Pilgrim Hostel has room for approximately 20 people.
The huts around Rindal provide excellent access to the Trollheimen mountains. Many serve as bases for extensive hiking trails, including a DNT trail from Stille Resheim that leads to Jøldalshytta. The Unique Mountain Cabin in an amazing environment offers fantastic year-round hiking, and Trollhøtta provides immediate access to trails in Helgetunmarka. For more detailed routes, you can explore the Hiking around Rindal guide, which includes routes like Ruten Summit and the Scenic Mountain Lake loop.
Yes, some huts offer modern comforts. The Cozy log cabin with annex in Tørsetmarka has both electricity and running water. Stille Resheim is equipped with electricity, though it does not have running water. Many DNT huts like Trollheimshytta and Jøldalshytta provide facilities, and Trollheimshytta even has sanitary facilities available for a small fee.
The Newly built tree-top cabin in Romundstadbygda provides distinctive 360-degree panoramic views of the Trollheimen mountains and opportunities to see wildlife like moose. Stille Resheim is uniquely positioned beside the winding Stillresa river, offering an idyllic setting with large pine trees. Jøldalshytta is situated in a beautiful valley with exceptional views, and the Cozy log cabin with annex in Tørsetmarka also boasts great views of Rindal and Trollheimen.
Absolutely. The Unique Mountain Cabin in an amazing environment is designed for silence and simplicity, operating without mains power or running water, and is accessed by a scenic 25-minute walk or boat ride, enhancing its secluded charm. The Newly built tree-top cabin also offers a quiet retreat with abundant wildlife.
Beyond hiking, you can enjoy various outdoor activities. Near Trollhøtta, guests can rent a canoe and go fishing at Trollheimstunet by Langvatnet. The Newly built tree-top cabin is conveniently located near prepared ski trails, and offers opportunities for fishing and small game hunting (with licenses included). Near Stille Resheim, Resvatnet offers opportunities for refreshing swims in the summer.
The Rindal region offers year-round opportunities. Many huts, like the Unique Mountain Cabin, are suitable for hiking throughout the year. During the main hiking season, DNT huts like Jøldalshytta are fully staffed, while in the off-season, they often convert to self-service. Winter also provides opportunities for skiing near huts like the Newly built tree-top cabin.
Visitors appreciate the stunning natural settings and the sense of reward after a long hike. For instance, Trollheimshytta is described as a 'proper reward' in a stunning setting. The communal dining experience at staffed DNT huts like Jøldalshytta and Trollheimshytta is also a highlight, fostering a sense of community among trekkers.
Yes, some huts provide dining options. Trollheimshytta has a restaurant and a small shop with snacks and drinks. Jøldalshytta offers communal three-course dinners with coffee and cake during the hiking season. Sægard Hoel Pilgrim Hostel also offers the option for dinner and breakfast.


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