Norway is a beautiful country! Hardangervidda shows this clearly and unmistakably. The magnificence of nature. The view across the plateau and its sea of long valleys, hills and lakes. The four-day hike across Hardangsrvidda from Ustaoset to Mogen has been completed. Train to Ustaoset station followed by a 9.5 km walk to Tuva tourist hut. A private tourist hut, where we stayed the last night. Pork knuckle and risotto for dinner. Rhubarb soup with cream and fresh strawberries. World-class waffles. Fantastic hosts. We left at 9am after breakfast the next day. A long stage of 27 km to Rauhelleren. Via Heinseter. It's very long, with a heavy backpack. Slack uphill all the way. It's nice to walk deep in the countryside. Few people to see, compared to the well-known area. Exhausted and happy to arrive at Raudhelleren at 6 p.m. There we were also treated to excellent food. Three-course dinner and good drinks in beer/wine/soda. This is a DNT cabin and it is large. We were in a dormitory. Quite a full cabin, with 2 table settings for dinner. The gang fell asleep quite battered. The night's recovery got us up for breakfast at 07.30. Then we were off on stage 3 from Rauhelleren to Lågaros at 08.00. There are 22 new km there. A long trip, that too. Our experiences from the day before made us adjust our pace a little. Fortunately, not the same long climbs. More hilly. Beautiful mountain lakes and decent trails. A few rocks to negotiate. We arrived in Lågaros at 18 in the evening. By then I had gone around and missed all the rain. Hardly a drop on us until now. Lågaros is a self-service cabin with its own cabin host. A nice old guy who made us feel welcome. He gave us a room and we cooked our own food. Heil max, that too. I even found our names in the hiking books from 1986, when I was on a school trip with outdoorsman, inspirer and teacher Stein Baardseth (who died on July 29), that winter. Sunset over Hardangervidda, with the mountains and jøkulen behind and Bjornesfjorden, is a great sight. We went to bed early this evening too, after a few rounds of cards. The next morning and the last day of the trip started at 7am with a homemade breakfast in a bag (oatmeal). It's 15 km down to Mogen and Fjellvåken down there at the mouth of Juvikfjorden on Møsvatn. I had to reach it before 15:30. Made it with a 45 min. margin. Got a little rain shower over us the last hour down towards Møsvatn. No danger. The mountain watch was in Skinnarbu at 17.00. A little ahead of schedule. Mogen is being renovated and will be completed in 2024. So, there it was closed. A fantastic long and nice trip. Good friends. Worn out foot blades, but still in a good mood. And perhaps even better; greater eagerness to do such trips again! Thank you so much for the trip and local Norway vacation is the best vacation one can wish for! Total length 75 km