Days 2-4:

It is also possible to book a private guide (additional charge) should you wish to find out more about the history and nature of the area. And if you would like to experience the trails by bike, there are mountain bikes, e-bikes and equipment which can be rented from the hotel.

Day 5:

Say farewell to your hosts and make your way by car back to Trondheim airport in time for the onward flight.

Wilderness Cabin Extension

If you would like to leave civilization behind, albeit for a night, Fjällnäs also has a mountain cabin situated on the shore of Lake Bolagen about 4 km from the hotel, approximately 2 hours hiking, and a great getaway for up to 8 people. It also includes a mountain sauna with stunning views. The area is the land of the Sami. There are no roads that lead to the cabin, only trails made from the reindeers. Here there is no electricity, internet or mobile reception, so you can stay totally disconnected and focus on the beautiful surroundings and nature. Please ask our Sales team for a personalised quote.

Accommodation:

Fjallnas hotel consists of a manor house comprising the main hall and has 41 rooms ranging from standard to newly designed rooms, located in six separate wings with a courtyard connecting them all. The main building, Naset, contains a large open lobby, two lounges, the restaurant and a small shop where you can purchase last minute hiking gear and handicrafts. There is a spa facility, Mii Gullo, located at the edge of Lake Malmagen and offers wonderful views over the lake and mountains. It offers treatments, saunas, a jacuzzi with direct access to the lake, and an area to relax with an open fire and refreshments. The hotel is inspired by the eight Sami seasons, meaning that there are unique experiences on offer throughout the year. The restaurant offers local delicacies harvested directly from the wild and local environment - the menu changes in hand with the landscape and seasons, and served in a relaxed atmosphere overlooking the lake.