Best huts around Rondane National Park offer access to Norway's first national park, characterized by its mountain ranges and varied hiking terrain. The region features a network of mountain huts providing essential services for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. These facilities serve as bases for exploring popular trails and the natural landscape. Rondane National Park trails connect various points of interest, allowing for multi-day treks.
Last updated: May 17, 2026
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Rondvassbu is the DNT cabin in the very heart of the Rondane National Park and is deservedly popular. Originally built in 1903, the facility has seen many renovations in its time and provides unrivalled access to Rondane’s major peaks and trails. If you plan to camp nearby, you can still pay for the use of the facilities and purchase food.
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Built in 1996, Eldåbu’s two cabins have 16 spaces and are popular with cross-country skiers in winter. It’s a good base for adventures to Ramshøgda, a 1,463-metre (4,800 ft) summit that boasts superb views towards Rondane.
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The largest DNT cabin in Rondane National Park. It's a good base for adventures in the region, including Rondslottet, the national park's highest summit. The Spranget car park to the southwest provides access.
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The route starts at the car park and from there it goes towards the mountain. The first river crossing can be mastered easily with your shoes off. In mid-September there is nothing going on in the village itself and it is deserted. The second river crossing is no longer passable from mid-September (we were there on 20 September) as the boards for crossing are pulled out over the winter. The current is relatively strong! A bypass is possible by returning to the village and after one of the first crossings again. To do this, follow the river down the other side to the same road (no guarantee of solid ground!). The hike is easy until mid-September, after that it is not an easy task due to the large amount of water and lack of crossing options.
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Relatively comfortable hut that can be used as a starting point for various day trips or multi-day tours in Rondane National Park.
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Traditional hut in a breathtaking ambience.
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We were absolutely thrilled by the small "hut village" with the grass roofs of the tiny huts and the nice café in the middle of the magnificent landscape of moss and boulders, mountains and an endless cloudy sky! Really worthwhile tour!
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For families, Peer Gynt Hut offers easy to moderate trails and is accessible for hiking and cycling in summer, and snowshoeing or cross-country skiing during winter. DNT Rondvassbu is also family-friendly, providing facilities and a campsite, and even offers bike rentals for the route from Spranget parking lot.
The huts in Rondane serve as excellent starting points for a variety of hikes. From DNT Rondvassbu, you can access major peaks and trails, including challenging mountain routes. DNT Bjørnhollia is a great base for day trips to peaks like Musvolkampen or Skjerdalen, and even longer excursions to Rondeslottet or Høgronden. For more options, explore the various running trails around Rondane.
The peak hiking season in Rondane is generally late July to mid-August. Many huts, like Peer Gynt Hut, have specific summer opening hours from early July to mid-September. For winter activities like cross-country skiing, huts such as DNT Eldåbu are particularly popular.
Yes, DNT Bjørnhollia is renowned for its hostess Beate's tasteful homemade cooking, excellent local dishes, and fantastic breakfasts. Peer Gynt Hut is also famous for offering delicious, freshly made waffles, perfect for a cozy coffee break.
Rondane National Park is ideal for multi-day hut-to-hut treks. The "Rondane Triangle" route, connecting DNT Rondvassbu, Dørålseter, and DNT Bjørnhollia, is a classic. Peer Gynt Hut also serves as a strategic hub connecting popular routes between Høvringen, Mysusæter, and Rondvassbu.
Absolutely. Peer Gynt Hut offers expansive views over the vastness of the Fell. Grimsdalshytta boasts panoramic views of the Rondane mountains from its beautiful location. Additionally, DNT Eldåbu serves as a good base for adventures to Ramshøgda, a summit providing superb views towards Rondane.
Beyond hiking, you can enjoy varied outdoor activities like fishing near DNT Bjørnhollia. In winter, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are popular, especially around Peer Gynt Hut and DNT Eldåbu. Cycling is also an option, with routes like the cycling trails around Rondane available.
Yes, Peer Gynt Hut features a small suspension bridge nearby, adding to its unique character. DNT Rondvassbu is located at the southern end of Lake Rondvatnet, offering beautiful lake scenery and a ferry service. The area around DNT Bjørnhollia is known for its sheltered valleys and splendid moss and lichen-covered scenery.
Many huts in Rondane are part of the Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT) network. DNT members often receive discounts on stays. It's advisable to book in advance, especially during peak season. Some huts may operate as unserviced during low season, requiring a universal DNT key for access. DNT Rondvassbu is one of the largest and most visited DNT serviced huts, while DNT Eldåbu is a self-catering cottage with food supplies.
DNT Rondvassbu, originally built in 1903, has a long history and has undergone several renovations while maintaining its role as a key cabin in the park. DNT Bjørnhollia received the Municipality of Sel Architecture Prize in 1984, recognizing its design as the best trekker facility. Grimsdalshytta is also noted for its beautiful location with cultural buildings.
Visitors appreciate the rustic ambiance and breathtaking surroundings of huts like Peer Gynt Hut, often highlighting the delicious waffles and views. The cozy fireplace rooms, excellent local dishes, and fantastic breakfasts at places like DNT Bjørnhollia are also highly praised. The unparalleled access to major peaks and trails from DNT Rondvassbu makes it a favorite starting point for adventures.
While many huts are popular, DNT Eldåbu, built in 1996, offers a self-catering experience with 16 spaces across two cabins, making it a good base for adventures to Ramshøgda. Its focus on cross-country skiers in winter might offer a different, quieter experience outside of peak hiking season.


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