How to get there:
This mountain is most easily reached from the E6 highway
connecting Oslo and Trondheim. The road crosses the
Dovrefjell just north of Dombås, one should either
start from the Kongsvold train station or from the Grønnbakken
hut. Route description:
The normal approach will be to hike to the DNT hut Reinheim, perhaps
spending the night there if late arrival, and then climb the
mountain the next day. The mountain can be easily climbed from
the east side as well as from the west (slightly to the north)
side. Comments:
The eastern approach can be used also in winter. The mountain can
be skied all the way to its summit. This mountain was at the time
before accurate measurements believed to be Norway's highest. The
mountain area Dovre (on which Snøhetta is the highest point)
has played an important role in Norwegian culture.
Resources:
Images
Snøhetta
as seen from the summit of Storsølnkletten.