Welcome to
Voss Mountain Lodge
Community legacy at Mjølfjell
The original Mjølfjell lodge was built in 1939 as a peace project by students from 20 nations. We hope you'll join us in carrying on their tradition, from around the world to big things in the mountains above the fjords of western Norway.
Rooms at Arctic Coliving Voss
Rooms at Arctic Coliving Voss
A registration form will become available when bookings open on March 15th. Sign up to gain early access to your preferred dates and room preference.
A registration form will become available when bookings open on March 15th. Sign up to gain early access to your preferred dates and room preference.
Private rooms
Shared rooms
Dedicated work space
Sauna & showers
45 minutes to the ski resort
45 seconds to the backcountry
we've
got
train
Daily arrivals from Oslo and Bergen
Staying at Voss Mountain Lodge
Staying at Voss Mountain Lodge
Depending on the time of year and nature of your stay, you will have access to your own shared kitchen, meals from our large kitchen, or food available at our pizza café.
Lodge rooms include:
Twin beds with a Tempur Pedic mattress and linens*
Mountain views, fresh air, and sound of rushing water
As of now only main lodge rooms have an ensuite bath
*Fresh linen service is always included with offsite and event group bookings. For all other stays, sleeping linens are required and can be rented if needed.
Voss Mountain Lodge amenities
Despite having our own train station, we're remote. This means the standard is Norwegian cozy: simple, clean and warm. But we're also trying to be epic! We generate our own hydropower and roast our own coffee on the premises.
Year-round sauna and heated swimming pool in the summer
Spacious yoga cabin with wooden walls and mountain views
Real wood-fired pizza oven from Italy, café and coffee roastery
Plus spectacular hiking, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, whitewater rafting, trail running, paragliding, alpine trad climbing, cross-country, and more…
Lodge rooms include:
Twin beds with a Tempur Pedic mattress and linens*
Mountain views, fresh air, and sound of rushing river
As of now only main lodge rooms have an ensuite bath
*Sleeping linens are required and available to rent if needed. Fresh linen service is always included with offsite and event group bookings.
Voss Mountain Lodge amenities
Despite having our own train station, we're remote. This means the standard is Norwegian cozy: simple, clean and warm. But we're also trying to be epic! We generate our own hydropower and roast our own coffee on the premises.
Year-round sauna and swimming pool in the summer months
Spacious yoga cabin with wooden walls and mountain views
Real wood-fired pizza oven from Italy, café and coffee roastery
Plus spectacular access to hiking, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, whitewater rafting, trail running, paragliding, alpine trad climbing, cross-country, and more…
From 3000kr/€300/$300 per week
we
roast
coffee
Travel to us
Address: Kleivavegen 576, 5706 Voss
Arriving by train
When traveling by train it is best to reserve seats in advance at Vy.no.
Vy offers daily departures directly from Bergen or with transfer from Oslo
The train that passes our lodge from is the R40 line towards Myrdal
You must always tell the train conductor onboard that you are going to Mjølfjell Ungdomsherberge and want to get off at Ørneberget stasjon in summer and fall or Ljosanbotn stasjon in winter and spring just 5 minutes down the road
Arriving by car
A car is not required but help if you want to further explore the region.
2 hours from Bergen
6 hours from Oslo
12 hours from Copenhagen
13 hours from Stockholm
18 hours from Berlin
25 hours from Paris
Arriving from abroad
A combination of airplanes, cozy trains and mountain road trip
Travel to us
Address: Kleivavegen 576, 5706 Voss
Arriving by train
When traveling by train it is best to reserve seats in advance at Vy.no.
Vy offers daily departures directly from Bergen or with transfer from Oslo
The train that passes our lodge from is the R40 line towards Myrdal
You must always tell the train conductor onboard that you are going to Mjølfjell Ungdomsherberge and want to get off at Ørneberget stasjon in summer and fall or Ljosanbotn stasjon in winter and spring just 5 minutes down the road
Arriving by car
A car is not required but help if you want to further explore the region.
2 hours from Bergen
6 hours from Oslo
12 hours from Copenhagen
13 hours from Stockholm
18 hours from Berlin
25 hours from Paris
Arriving from abroad
A combination of airplanes, cozy trains and mountain road trip
Travel to us
Address: Kleivavegen 576, 5706 Voss
Arriving by train
When traveling by train it is best to reserve seats in advance at Vy.no.
Vy offers daily departures directly from Bergen or with transfer from Oslo
The train that passes our lodge from is the R40 line towards Myrdal
You must always tell the train conductor onboard that you are going to Mjølfjell Ungdomsherberge and want to get off at Ørneberget stasjon in summer and fall or Ljosanbotn stasjon in winter and spring just 5 minutes down the road
Arriving by car
A car is not required but help if you want to further explore the region.
2 hours from Bergen
6 hours from Oslo
12 hours from Copenhagen
13 hours from Stockholm
18 hours from Berlin
25 hours from Paris
Arriving from abroad
A combination of airplanes, cozy trains and mountain road trip
A history of
giving back
In 1939, students from 20 different nations came together to build Mjølfjell Ungdomsherberge as the first volunteer built hostel of its kind. Near a remote railway deep in the mountains of western Norway, it was envisioned as a place to explore nature, adventure and collaborate.
After WWII, Mjølfjell welcomed a new generation of community during an era of rejuvenation that included building its own power plant. In 1947, Peer Lorentz Dahl painted the murals in our main lodge as inspired by the life of Norwegian Arctic explorer Fridtjof Nansen.
A history of
giving back
In 1939, students from 20 different nations came together to build Mjølfjell Ungdomsherberge as the first volunteer built hostel of its kind. Near a remote railway deep in the mountains of western Norway, it was envisioned as a place to explore nature, adventure and collaborate.
After WWII, Mjølfjell welcomed a new generation of community during an era of rejuvenation that included building its own power plant. In 1947, Peer Lorentz Dahl painted the murals in our main lodge as inspired by the life of Norwegian Arctic explorer Fridtjof Nansen.
A history of
giving back
In 1939, students from 20 different nations came together to build Mjølfjell Ungdomsherberge as the first volunteer built hostel of its kind. Near a remote railway deep in the mountains of western Norway, it was envisioned as a place to explore nature, adventure and collaborate.
After WWII, Mjølfjell welcomed a new generation of community during an era of rejuvenation that included building its own power plant. In 1947, Peer Lorentz Dahl painted the murals in our main lodge as inspired by the life of Norwegian Arctic explorer Fridtjof Nansen.
Welcome to epic
"Where rose the mountains, there were friends, where a blue sky, and glowing clime, extends"
BOOKING OPENS MARCH 15
Welcome to epic
"Where rose the mountains, there were friends, where a blue sky, and glowing clime, extends"
BOOKING OPENS MARCH 15
Welcome to epic
"Where rose the mountains, there were friends, where a blue sky, and glowing clime, extends"
BOOKING OPENS MARCH 15