Visitors: 3257267 The site for everybody interesting in hiking in Scandinavia Sat 20 April 2024  MAIN PAGE  ABOUT US  CONTACT US  EQUIPMENT  FOOD  TESTS  TIPS & TRICKS  TRAVEL STORIES  Jotunheimen 96  Narvik-Keb 97  Jotunheimen 98  Jotunheimen 99  Nordmarka 99  Preike/Kjerag 00  Sunnmöre 00  Gausta 01  Jotunheimen 01  Jostedalsbreen 01  Rondane 01  Trollheimen 02  Folgefonna 03  Jotunheimen 04  Ryfylkeheiane 05  Jotunheimen 06  Jotunheimen 12  Norway 18  JOTUNHEIMEN  GLACIER TECHNIC  FIRST AID  ARTICLES  TOP 10  POSTCARD  GUESTBOOK  LINKS  Q & A  NEWS  TECH INFO  SITEMAP  HELP Trollheimen 2002 Common Map  1   2   3   4   5   6   7  2002-07-17 - Trollhetta - Trollheimshytta None of us liked the thought of making breakfast so it took a while before we were ready to leave. Today we had to fight against the weather, there were no sight at all, but we had already decided our route and Trollhetta in fog couldn’t be wrong. The peak before the real peak was 1552 metres above sea level and there was a guest book so we wrote of course our autographs there. The dampness from the sky made the stones very slippery so we had to decrease the speed a bit. Right before the real peak there was a more difficult part to pass where we had to use both arms. We had also some problems to see the path signs in the fog. But the path signs here in Trollheimen were generally very good marked. During the whole day we only met one hiker and that was at the top of Trollhetta. It was a Norwegian on his way to Jöldalshytta. Unfortunately we had no chance to take pictures because of the weather so we continued towards our next goal Trollheimshytta. We reached the tree boarder, or jungle, after some downhill walking and our legs were tired. Another downhill leg with rain from the sky accomplished this day. But everything has a lucky end, and we met a marsh with cloudberries. It tasted really nice. The terrain became more and more like real forest that we are used to back home. At 6 PM we had reached Trollheimshytta. We took a break in the hut in front of the open fire to get warm. A fire is always nice and a beer is also nice and Norwegians are also nice. After some hours we felt a bit tired so we had to make a hard decision, sleep in the hut or walk away a bit and put up the tent. Well, the answer is of course easy…we walked away. In the path crossing a kilometre away from Trollheimshytta, we found a strategic place. We would have two possibility’s tomorrow, if the sun shines we could climb Snota else if it will be rainy we could walk towards Kårvatn. This place was perfect because now we had the possibility to dry our wet clothes in the trees around the tent.   Picture comment   Picture (thumbnail) Picture 02-3-21 But the path signs were easy to find. Picture 02-3-22 Magnus is changing clothes in the fog. Picture 02-3-23 Doesn't Magnus look a bit pained. Picture 02-3-24 The peak before Trollhetta. 1522 above sea level. Picture 02-3-25 Berra is signing the guest book. Picture 02-3-26 Shortly before the peak it went steeper and more stoney. Picture 02-3-27 Berra is looking forward to some hill training. Picture 02-3-28 The only person we met this day was a lonely Norwegian. Picture 02-3-29 Magnus backpack. Picture 02-3-30 The marshes north of Trollheimshytta. Picture 02-3-31 Gråsjöen far away. Picture 02-3-32 Nice terrain with dead trees and marshes. Picture 02-3-33 Forrest path towards Trollheimshytta. Picture 02-3-34 This is wilderness. Picture 02-3-35 On our way towards the bridge. Picture 02-3-36 Finally we can see Trollheimshytta. Picture 02-3-37 Trollheimshytta. Picture 02-3-38 You could stay the night here in this cottage. Picture 02-3-39 Our camp northwest of Trollheimshytta. We tried to dry our clothes. Picture 02-3-40 The tent fitted exactly between the two trees. Picture 02-3-41 Marshes in the direction towards Snota. Main page | About us | Contact us | Equipment | Food | Tests | Tips & tricks | Travel stories Jotunheimen | Glacier technic | First aid | Articles | Top 10 | Postcard | Guestbook Links | Q & A | News | Tech info | Sitemap | Help

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