Mountain Peaks and Huts

Explore the high-altitude landscapes of the Dovrefjell and Trollheimen mountain ranges. This collection features Snøhetta, the highest peak in Norway outside the Jotunheimen massif, alongside historic mountain lodges like Kongsvold Fjeldstue, which has hosted travelers since the 1700s. The list includes a network of DNT (Norwegian Trekking Association) huts such as Gjevilvasshytta and Dindalshytta, providing essential shelter for hikers traversing the rugged terrain of the Oppdal region.

Gjevilvasshytta

Historic timber-built DNT lodge serving as a primary gateway to the Trollheimen mountain range.

Snøhetta

Snøhetta is the highest mountain in the Dovrefjell mountain range in Norway.

Kongsvold Fjeldstue

Historic mountain lodge dating to 1720, situated on the Pilgrim’s Path. It features a unique alpine botanical garden and traditional timber architecture.

Allmannberget

A 1,342-meter mountain peak providing a direct overlook of the Oppdal valley.

Høa

Mountain peak situated in the Trollheimen range, north of the Gjevilvassdalen valley.

Veslbekkbua

Small mountain cabin and viewpoint located on the southern slopes of Høa.

Dindalshytta

Self-service DNT mountain hut in the Dindalen valley, connecting the Dovrefjell and Trollheimen trekking routes.

Vassendsetra

Self-service DNT cabin located at the western end of Lake Gjevilvatnet.

Knutshø

Mountain peak reaching 1,690 meters, noted for its diverse and rare alpine flora.

Nonshøa

Peak in the Trollheimen region offering views toward the Gjevilvasskamman ridge.

Tohatten NV

Mountain summit located in the northwestern section of the Trollheimen range.

Sprikltjønnbua

Basic mountain shelter situated near the Sprikltjønna tarn.