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Hi everyone,

I plan to start my hike Friday the 16th, moving from Seljestad to Olalia. I am just checkin' in here to see if anyone has any comments, since UT.no says the "season" starts from July.

The weather looks good so far - But should I bring snowshoes?

My plan is:

Day 1) Seljestad -> Simlebu (cabin)
Day 2) Simlebu -> Sandvasshytta (cabin)
Day 3) Sandvasshytta -> Blomstølen (cabin) -> Storavassbu (cabin)
Day 4) Storavassbu -> Løkjelsvatnhytta (cabin)
Day 5) Løkjelsvatnhytta -> Olalia

I bring my own tent (Hilleberg Unna), 12 pages of maps, and cookware.. Not sure how many good tent spots I will encounter outside of the cabin areas, but it always nice to have the choice.

Caspar

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I would expect a great deal of snow now and rivers/streams could be an issue due to heavy snow melting.

For water crossings I use shell/rain trousers with some straps around the ancle. And hiking poles for stability. 

The trail will probably be hard to see, at least for the first half of the trip. A good map/navigation tools is necessary. I would also consider to bring some lightweight snowshoes as well.

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graham skrev (2 timer siden):

I would expect a great deal of snow now and rivers/streams could be an issue due to heavy snow melting.

For water crossings I use shell/rain trousers with some straps around the ancle. And hiking poles for stability. 

The trail will probably be hard to see, at least for the first half of the trip. A good map/navigation tools is necessary. I would also consider to bring some lightweight snowshoes as well.

Thank you Graham, much appreciated. I will be getting some snowshoes for the hike. And I bring my poles (of course.)

With water crossings, I still need to nail my tactic. Are you saying, you don't change shoes? I was thinking to bring my kayak shoes, that are light weight and has a good grip. And keep my boots "dry".

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Yes, it is for the first half of the trip I would expect snow this days, and less snow as you descent some going south.

For water crossings I use water proof trousers and straps around the ancles, I try to tighten them as much as possible. I also often have a pair of Crocs in my backpack for camp/cabin use which I sometimes use for water crossings. I never go bare foot or in the socks

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