It had been raining a lot in the days leading up to our trip to Røverhula so it shouldn't have been a huge surprise to discover that the bridge we needed to cross was flooded and the "lakeside" trail was now a part of said lake.

Past the initial flooding, the blue blazes abruptly departed from the gravel road and we discovered the (mostly uphill) 3.5km hike in had turned into a river of sorts. But it wasn't raining and Røverhula was nicer than we ever could have imagined. It had a couch and a loft and was tiny and warm and perfect! The cabin is private in that you have it to yourself but there is a fair amount of through traffic in this area.


A poster at the nearby Fjellvang indicated that if I could visit just another 99 cabins I too could have a gold key instead of the silver one I used to get us into the cabin. And so it began...

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Cabin rating: ★★★★★
Transport there: Train from Oslo S to Movatn (or Snippen) station
Transport back: Bus from Kjul stop
More details at ut.no