Nordmyrene

Surrounded by open pine forest and marsh landscape, this cabin has been named Nordmyrene (The North Marshes). Here the animal paths are close to the cabin walls, and the way is short to laying the heather with only the crowns of trees in sight. The area was mentioned by the explorer Fridtjof Nansen himself, who came for the lek mating in 1916. 

“Still there was a while to the North Marshes, where we were attending the morning lek mating; first screes and wet marshes, then over a foul valley, a creek between steep mountain walls. Up a long, steep hill we had to climb, sometimes on all four. Finally, down on the other side. Her, under a overhanging mountain wall we found shelter for the night.”

Nordmyrene has a minimum rent of one year.