Articles: Need to know about the norwegian mountains?

Planning is not only inspiring and fun, but also a necessity to make your trip a safer experience.

Are you going hiking in the mountains this summer? Then it is good to know about the summer bridges that are laid out by DNT.

DNT facilitates an inclusive outdoor life and therefore welcomes everyone who wants to camp at our cabins. But there are some rules that apply, both when camping in our serviced cabins and self- and unserviced cabins.

We spend more time out in nature, and we use it in more and more different ways. The Norwegian Mountain Code helps you plan and carry out a fantastic trip – which is also safe.

Are you dreaming of a cabin-to-cabin trip in the mountains, but are unsure how to do it? This article gives you tips and advice for planning your mountain hike.

DNT has around 20,000 kilometers of marked summer routes across the country, and 4300 kilometers of marked winter routes in southern Norway. They show you a safe way between the cabins and often bring you to the most beautiful viewpoints. In addition, they make sure to channel the traffic, so that b...

Wondering how to light the fire? Here you will find answers to when you can light a fire, where you can light a fire and what you should think about when making a fire in nature.

Are you going on a winter trip in the mountains, and wondering what to pack in your backpack? Here is a suggestion for clothes and equipment you should have with you when skiing from cabin to cabin in the winter mountains.

Are you going from cabin to cabin in the mountains this summer and wondering what to pack in your backpack? Here are DNT's tips on what you need to bring on your summer trip.

The wild reindeer's habitats are under pressure. This is how you can pay attention if you are in a wild reindeer area.

DNT is committed to making nature accessible to everyone, including those who want to bring their four-legged friends on a trip. Therefore, we work actively to facilitate dogs at the DNT cabins. The offer for those who bring a dog is under development, and varies between the different member associa...

Many hikers bring their loyal four-legged companions into the beautiful mountains. This is something both owner and dog value and the joy of having your best friend with you on a trip creates many magical moments.