Discover the timeless charm of a historic timber house in Norway’s Haukeli region. Perfect for outdoor lovers, this retreat offers year-round hiking, winter sports, and stunning mountain scenery surrounded by wilderness.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required for hiking and outdoor activities
Wildlife
History
The Haukeli region has long been a traditional area for Sami reindeer herders, and the timber house reflects Norwegian rural architecture.
Conservation
The region emphasizes sustainable tourism, with efforts to preserve natural habitats and minimize environmental impact.
Haukeli Husky
Discover the timeless charm of a historic timber house in Norway’s Haukeli region. Perfect for outdoor lovers, this retreat offers year-round hiking, winter sports, and stunning mountain scenery surrounded by wilderness.
Haukeli Husky is a cabin rental host based in Rauland, Telemark that offers two self-catering retreats suited for families, groups, and outdoor visitors.
Lun og romslig hytte is a renovated early 1900s timber house accommodating up to eight guests. The property combines historic timber architecture with modern conveniences, featuring cozy living spaces and a well-equipped kitchen. Fjellhytta is a mountain cabin for up to six guests, offering a spacious terrace, a wood-burning fireplace, and modern amenities in a fully equipped kitchen.
Both properties provide direct access to outdoor recreation in Rauland, including year-round hiking and trail exploration. Haukeli Husky lists clear capacity limits and accommodation details for each retreat so visitors can match needs to the right property. Photographs and written summaries describe interior features and the surrounding landscape to help visitors plan stays. Booking pages include availability calendars and guest reviews to support planning and transparency. Haukeli Husky focuses on comfortable, practical lodging in traditional Norwegian-style cabins while enabling access to nearby nature and trails in Telemark.
Guest Capacity
Up to 8
Family and group friendly
Location
Rauland, Telemark
Access to trails and nature
Accommodations
2 cabins
Distinct retreat options
Historic Cabin
Early 1900s
Renovated timber house
Check availability for the renovated timber house or mountain cabin in Rauland, Telemark and reserve dates for a comfortable nature escape.
Prepare for seasonal weather
Pack layers and gear suited for both summer hikes and winter snow activities.
Check trail conditions
Verify trail and snow conditions beforehand to ensure safety and optimal experience.
Respect local wildlife
Maintain a safe distance and observe animals from afar to protect both wildlife and yourself.
Early morning hikes
Start your day early to enjoy cooler temperatures and quieter scenery.
Hiking boots
Reliable footwear is essential for comfort and safety on varied terrain.
spring;summer;fall;winter
Layered clothing
Versatile layers keep you comfortable in changing weather conditions.
spring;summer;fall;winter
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during outdoor activities.
Headlamp or flashlight
Useful for early mornings or late evenings, especially in darker months.
winter;fall