Find your next trip on UT.no
On UT.no -Norway's biggest trip planner - offers thousands of hiking routes and cabins throughout the country. Here's how to get started.
You'll find all DNT cabins, Statskog rental and open cabins, plus numerous private cabins and lodging options. The platform also features thousands of route suggestions, detailed trail descriptions, and hiking destinations across Norway.
Tip: Plan on the UT.no website, then use the mobile app while hiking.
- Visit: www.ut.no/kart
- Navigate to your destination: If you know where you want to go, zoom to that area on the map. Otherwise, continue to step 3.
- Apply filters: Use the filter menu to find hiking routes, cabins, or destinations that match your preferences (difficulty level, duration, facilities, etc.).
- View details: Click any icon on the map to see detailed information in the left sidebar.
- Save and share: Save your favorite routes and share them with your hiking companions.
The Norwegian Mountain Code
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.
What you can do with UT.no and the UT App:
- View detailed maps with marked hiking trails and ski routes
- Discover thousands of hiking, skiing, biking, and paddling routes
- Locate cabins, mountain lodges, and accommodations
- Track your visits and collect mountain peaks, cabins, and destinations nationwide with SjekkUT
- Sign digital guestbooks at cabins and destinations you visit
- Create your own to-visit lists with cabins, trip suggestions or hiking destinations
- Browse curated lists of recommended hikes, destinations and cabins
- Create, save, and view custom routes
- Download offline maps for areas without cell coverage
Download the UT app to get started!
You must have the UT app to be able to register your visits digitally when you are on a trip. Open the app and look for the CheckOUT button when you are near the cabin or hiking destination!
The UT app is available for iPhone and Android phones and can be downloaded on respective app stores. The app is of course completely free!
Want to know more about the UT app and how it works? Check out our information pages about the UT app.
Multi-tool UT.no
UT.no makes it easy to find and plan trips you'll enjoy - whether you're an experienced hiker or just getting started, no matter where you are in Norway.
The platform includes weather forecasts, notification if a route suggestion is located in a national park, and a terrain steepness layer showing avalanche runout zones. That way, you can have a safe and nature-friendly trip.
Get inspired, plan and explore!
UT: A community effort
Content on UT.no is created by DNT member associations nationwide, along with other organizations, municipalities, and companies
Much of the content is written and verified by volunteer hikers. UT.no is essentially a nationwide volunteer project for Norwegian outdoor recreation, where both small and large contributions count.
By having contributors from all over the country, this makes UT completely unique. Their local expertise helps you discover hidden gems and avoid overcrowded routes.
Hiking tips for the newbie
Do you need to brush up on your hiking skills or have you perhaps never been on a hike in Norwegian nature before? Then you will find lots of useful tips and tricks here for both clothing, trip planning and for the actual implementation of the trip.
Les videreUT.no's Mission
Outdoor recreation is more than leisure – it contributes to quality of life and better health. Through UT.no, DNT has embraced an important social mission by choice, not obligation.
As Norway's biggest trip planner, UT.no promotes environmentally responsible, health-enhancing, inclusive, and safe outdoor recreation for all hikers in Norway. UT.no supports leave-no-trace principles by providing the information needed for responsible outdoor recreation.
UT.no is completely free for both users and contributors
UT.no is operated by the Norwegian Trekking Association (DNT) in partnership with:
- Statskog
- National Association of Outdoor Councils (Friluftsrådenes Landsforbund)
- Norwegian Environment Agency (Miljødirektoratet)
- Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket)"
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