The Rondane mountains have attracted hikers and artists for hundreds of years. There are walking and hiking opportunities for everyone in Norway’s first national park, including a number of 2,000 metre-plus summits for mountaineering enthusiast
Bjørnhollia
Bjørnhollia lies south in the Rondane range, with its sheltered valleys and splendid scenery covered in moss and lichen. Variety is close at hand - summit hikes, strolls or fishing. The lodge is a gem; in 1984 it was awarded the Muncipality of Sel Architecture Prize for the best trekker facility in the mountains. The hostess Beate is well known for her tasteful homemade cooking. You'll definitely feel at home here.
Rondvassbu is located in the middle of Rondane National Park, at the south end of the lake Rondevatnet. The lodge is surrounded with tempting peaks and is a great starting point for hiking. The black peak, Svartnuten, towers behind the lodge, and behind it you will find peaks over 2000 meters - Storronden, Vinjeronden, and the highest of them all, Rondslottet (2178 m
