THE PLACE
Rough, steadfast and generous
Halnefjordhytta is located on the south-west shore of Halnefjorden and it is possible to rent. The cabin’s location on the shore of Halnefjorden with the river Skaupa flowing right next to it is unique. Here you live in the heart of Hardangervidda and have excellent opportunities for hiking, swimming, boat trips, fishing, and grouse hunting in the autumn. The terrain around the cabin is incredibly beautiful and easy to walk in.
Halne Fjellstugu is the home of the boat Halnekongen. The popular boat route has been operating since 1954, when the dam at Sleipa was built. Take the boat across the Halnefjord as the start of a hiking trip, or as a round trip. Or how about renting one or more nights at Halnefjordhytta? Halnekongen goes from Halne Fjellstugu to Skaupa/Sleipa. The crossing takes around 40 minutes and can take 37 passengers. It is not necessary to pre-order tickets during the months when Halnekongen has a regular time schedule.
The old road called Nordre Nordmannslepa passes by the northern end of Halnefjorden and it is said that there were living quarters available in stone cottages by the Halnelægeret as early as in the 17th Century. Steinbua, which is located by Halne Fjellstugu, is a copy of this old type of accommodations.
Steinbua” at Halne has a cozy atmosphere and is used for smaller gatherings. Storytelling and food can be served here, and après-kite and après-ski parties can be organised.
Experience the perfect storm or warm up sore muscles after strenuous outdoor activities. The sauna has room for 6-8 people, and we are happy to heat it up before you arrive. Enjoy the view over Halnefjorden and Hardangervidda while the weather rages outside.
Naustet is the perfect meeting place for a group of friends, colleagues, or a place to celebrate. There is room for 80 people here and the view over Halnefjorden is spectacular. The boathouse is an atmospheric building and can be decorated stylishly or more casually. A party venue for people visiting the mountains.
The lavvu has room for 48 people. Benches are placed around the fireplace in the middle of the tent, which ensures a warm and cozy atmosphere.
For the time being, the Lavvu concept at Halne is under development, but feel free to contact us if you would like a Lavvu experience.
RV7 over Hardangervidda and along Hardangerfjorden is a Norwegian Scenic Route. You can also get to Halne via FV50 over the mountain from west to east.
For traffic warnings and incidents, you can call (+47) 815 48 991, or contact the Norwegian Public Roads Administration.
Driving time to Halne:
From Bergen: 3.5 hours
From Oslo: 4 hours
Busses from Voss, Eidfjord and Geilo.
Brakar AS drives between Eidfjord and Geilo stopping at Halne Fjellstugu between 1 May – 1 Oct
You travel comfortably and quickly to Halne by train, approximately 3 hours from Bergen and 3.5 hours from Oslo. The VY trains on the Bergen Railway (Bergensbanen) pass through the most beautiful, wild, and untouched nature in Norway.
Arrival at Haugastøl or Ustaoset
You can buy your ticket in the VY app, online or at a VY ticket machine at the station. Remember to buy a ticket before boarding the train.
Halne Fjellstugu
Dyranaut
Haugastøl
Ustaoset
Fagerheim
Maurset
Halnefjordhytta