The Norwegian Trekking Association
The Norwegian Trekking Association (in short DNT) is Norway's biggest outdoor activities organisation. For 150 years, we've been working to promote trekking and to improve conditions for all who enjoy the country's broad range of outdoor attractions.
Your guide to the Norwegian Mountains
Routes and cabins
The local member associations operate 570 cabins across the country, mark routes and ski tracks. Together they maintain a network of about 22,000 km of marked foot trails and about 7000 km of branch-marked ski tracks.
A guide to mountain hiking trips in Norway
Join the Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT)
Guided tours with DNT
Recommended clothing and equipment when skiing in the Norwegian mountains
How to book accommodation at DNT cabins
With our new booking site we have made it easy for you to plan and book your next stay at DNT cabins. Accomodation cannot always be booked in advance, but everyone who comes to a cabin will have a place to sleep, either in a bunk or on a mattress on the floor.
Need to know about Norwegian outdoor life
The Norwegian outdoors is fantastic, but hiking or skiing in it can be challenging. Both terrain and weather vary, so it’s best to be well prepared. Load your pack well; know how to use and always carry a map and compass. Here are some hints for safe hiking and skiing in Norway. Enjoy your trekking!
The DNT Key
Most unstaffed DNT cabins are locked with the DNT-key. So it’s always wise to have the little DNT-key with you on a hike or ski tour.
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Practical information
- About the Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT)
- How to book a DNT cabin
- Guide to your stay at a DNT cabin
- dnt key
- About the DNT cabins
- Summer trails
- Routes and cabins
- Frequently asked questions
- The Norwegian Mountain Code
- Guided tours
- Grading of guided tours
- Contact DNT
- General Terms and conditions for Participation in Tours and Activities