Jotun Wilderness Cabin with Sauna. Located in the forest, next to the lake. Close to Jotunheimen

Discover Beito Husky Tours´ Wilderness Camp Experience. We have two private wilderness mini-cabins and two private telts. Prepare for a close to nature and "back to basics" experience in these beautiful and comfortable "off the grid" mini-cabin, without giving up on comfort and atmosphere.

This is simple yet genuine wilderness accommodation. Heating is substituted by a wood-fired stove and light comes from numerous candles.

- Self household. The cabin is equipped with a kitchenette where you can prepare food. Here you can heat and fry (there is no oven) and it is perfect for pasta-dishes or similar. Avoid food items that produce a lot of fumes (such as bacon).
- Composting toilet a short walk from the cabin.
- Beds are comfortable “double-bunk-bed”. Ideal for 2 persons, good for a family of four.

The area is tranquil and peaceful with Beitostølen (6,5 kms) being the closest town with all facilities and a wide offer of shops and restaurants. Summer and Autumn it´s possible to walk or cycle to town on a gravel road shortening the distance by 3 kms.

Activities summertime: Rent a canoe or kayak for a beautiful tour on the lake. Possibilities in the area for bathing, swimming, fishing (regulations apply), activities with our huskies, renting a motor boat, horseback riding, hiking, Via Ferrata, pack-rafting and mountain bike trails.

Activities wintertime: dog sledding, alpine skiing, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, ice fishing and ski touring.

Breakfast Basket can be ordered as an add-on. Includes: bread, assorted bread spreads (butter, ham, cream, cheese, liver pate, chocolate or similar), fresh eggs, oatmeal.

Wood fired sauna by the lake can also be ordered as an add-on. Includes fire wood, water and toiletries. You will be allocated a time slot when you can use the sauna privately.

Location
From Beitovegen, you drive down a gravel road for 800m, 20m after the dogyard, you will find the parking for the cabins on the left. From there it is a short walk to the cabin, through the forest. In periods the access may be a little slippery. Unfortunately, the cabin is per today not adapted to wheel chair users.