Accommodation Oslo/Lillehammer
We can arrange pre- and post-accommodation for you in Oslo and Lillehammer if you wish. Please get in touch with us for prices.

Travel towards Bergen
We can rebook your Oslo return ticket towards Bergen, if you wish to experience the Fjords of Norway in your travel plans.
If so, you need to add a night in Lillehammer, since the busses from Lillehammer to Bergen are leaving earlier than your arrival in Lillehammer when you come from Liomseter. We can gladly book your night in Lillehammer.

Fjord cruise from Flåm to Bergen (5 hours)
If you choose to travel towards Bergen, you have the option to disembark the bus at Flåm en route to Bergen and join the Fjord cruise to Bergen.

Sleeping bag liner
When staying in the self-serviced cabins, you need to bring a sleeping bag liner (lakenpose). You can choose to prebook and pick up your DNT sleeping bag liner at Liomseter with check-in.

To fully enjoy your hiking adventure in the mountainous areas, it’s important to dress appropriately for the weather conditions and local temperatures. For a comfortable and enjoyable experience, we recommend wearing warm, waterproof clothing, sturdy mountain hiking boots that provide ankle support, and sunscreen and sunglasses. It is not recommended to wear trail runners, everyday shoes, or sneakers. We also recommend bringing hiking poles in this type of terrain.

At Liomseter, you can safely store the luggage you don’t need on your hike.

You will stay in lodges (full service) and self-serviced cabins run by DNT – the Norwegian Trekking Association.

Liomseter
Liomseter is a welcoming DNT cabin, perfectly situated as a gateway to explore Langsua National Park. Surrounded by lush valleys and gentle hills, it offers excellent access to varied hiking routes, making it an ideal base for both the start and end of your adventure in Langsua.

Haldorbu
Haldorbu is a charming DNT cabin with rich history, originally a shepherd’s hut that was fully renovated in 1993. Also, the DNT built a brand new and modern main cabin in 2023. Set near the treeline with beautiful views of Kvitfeten and Fjelldokkdalen, it remains tied to its roots, as the main cabin is reserved for sheep herders for a short period each autumn. The cabin’s secluded location, nestled in the birch forest, provides a unique and peaceful retreat, blending traditional Norwegian farm life with serene natural beauty—perfect for hikers seeking a rustic experience in Langsua.

Skriurusten
Skriurusten is situated at the edge of the birch forest, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The rustic cabin has a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding and enjoying Norwegian nature at its finest. Its peaceful location makes it an ideal stop for hikers seeking tranquility in Langsua National Park.

Storhøliseter
Storhøliseter is a traditional summer farm located in a picturesque valley, with the oldest building dating back over 300 years. One of the cabins is operated by DNT and offers a rustic, authentic Norwegian mountain experience. The farm’s rich history and stunning location make it a unique stop for hikers exploring Langsua.

Storkvolvbua
Storkvolvbua is a small, self-service DNT cabin situated in the peaceful surroundings of Langsua National Park. Nestled near a stream with a natural pool (“badekulp”) perfect for a refreshing dip, it offers a serene retreat for hikers. The cabin’s remote location and charming setting make it an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy nature.

Full-Service Lodge:
The restaurant at Liomseter serves meals made with local ingredients. Breakfast is a buffet where you can also prepare a packed lunch for the day. Thermos refills are available, so check with the accommodation. Dinner is served in the afternoon or evening.

Self-Service Cabins:
You’ll prepare your own meals, with detailed instructions provided upon booking. Each cabin has a stocked food pantry, allowing you to make your own breakfast, lunch, and dinner using a designated amount of the available supplies.

The trails in Langsua are typical Norwegian single tracks. Higher up in the mountains, they can become rocky, requiring you to hop between stones. Lower down, the trails are often muddy and wet, as many areas are swampy. Good, waterproof hiking shoes are essential, and hiking poles can be helpful. Since cows and sheep frequent the area, the trails can be worn down and muddy.

When you book with us, we’ll provide you with a packing list to ensure you have all the necessary clothing and gear.

Travel sustainably with us. We arrange your journey from Oslo to Langsua via Lillehammer. There are several connection options from Oslo to Lillehammer, so feel free to contact us, and we’ll help plan your schedule and ensure a smooth trip.

Contact us for assistance with your travel plans.