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From epic summits and family-friendly trails to hidden forest cabins. Get inspired and plan your next Norwegian adventure here.
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Five trips from cabin to cabin
Inspiration
Five trips from cabin to cabin
Have you started planning this summer's cabin to cabin adventure? Here are five wonderful suggestions, whether you are looking for long days in the high mountains, tranquil forest trails, vast mountain plateaus, or wilderness close to the city. Or how about a paddling trip between DNT cabins in Southern Norway?
DNT's Cabins and Lighthouses Along the Coast
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DNT's Cabins and Lighthouses Along the Coast
Plan Your Trip by Bus, Train, or Boat!
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Plan Your Trip by Bus, Train, or Boat!
Visit DNT Cabins by Public Transport
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Visit DNT Cabins by Public Transport
Take the Train to the Mountains
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Take the Train to the Mountains
The Right to Roam (Allemannsretten)
Tips
The Right to Roam (Allemannsretten)
How to prepare for summer in the mountains
Tips
How to prepare for summer in the mountains
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DNT Signatur – Norway's finest long-distance treks
DNT Signatur – Norway's finest long-distance treks
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SignaTUR – The ultimate multi-day hikes
DNT SignaTur features some of Norway's most spectacular treks. These journeys last from five days to three weeks, crossing breathtaking natural and cultural landscapes. Through SignaTur, DNT makes it easier for everyone to experience Norway's premier mountain ranges and hiking routes.
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Historical Hiking Routes
Historical Hiking Routes (Historiske vandreruter) is a collaboration between DNT (The Norwegian Trekking Association) and the Directorate for Cultural Heritage (Riksantikvaren), aimed at bringing ancient paths and historic trails back to life. These carefully selected routes offer a perfect blend of magnificent outdoor experiences and unique cultural heritage.
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How to Show Consideration on Your Hike
Enjoying the outdoors is a shared experience. Following these simple guidelines ensures that we protect nature and respect our fellow hikers.
Respect the Environment
Leave No Trace: Always practice "traceless travel." Carry out everything you bring in and leave the area exactly as you found it.
Protect Nature and History: Avoid damaging vegetation and keep a respectful distance from sites of cultural-historical value, such as stone ruins or burial mounds.
Do Not Disturb Wildlife: Maintain a respectful distance from birds and animals, especially during nesting and breeding seasons.
Respect Others
Keep the Peace: Many people hike to enjoy the silence. Avoid loud music or unnecessary noise that may disturb the tranquility.
Share the Trail: Be courteous and make room for others, whether you are walking, running, or cycling.
Respect Private Property: While the Right of Public Access is broad, always respect the privacy of those living in houses or cabins near the trail.
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READ MORE: The Right to Roam and its duties
Follow these tips when traveling in mountainous areas with wild reindeer:
- Follow marked trails
- Stay still if you see wild reindeer, so that they can move away undisturbed
- Use binoculars and keep your distance
- Keep dogs on a leash
- Stay low in the terrain and move in the wind so that the animals do not get the smell from you
- Keep an eye on the dog and follow the rules on leashing
READ MORE: Show Consideration for Wild Reindeer
Discover new hiking destinations with SjekkUT!
Register your trips in our digital tour mailbox! Collect mountain peaks, cabins and other hiking destinations all over the country with SjekkUT in the UT app.
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"Check in" with SjekkUT!
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