In reply to Takein:
Not sure I am remotely qualified to advise so please feel free to ignore this if anyone who knows what they are talking about comes along. We are off to the Rondane week after next, a national park on the other side of the main valley from the Jotunheim, generally viewed as a bit less rufty tufty and with better weather than the J.
We went to ski tour and were impressed by the sight of lots of Scottish style ridges which looked OK-ish. So we are going back to explore. Doesn't seem to be much info in English. You might try www.scandiavianmountains.com which looks a few years old, but presumably the mountains haven't moved? For instance out of the Rondvassbu hut there are Stormunden and Veslesmeden (sp?) both of which are technically easier than say Crib Goch (but higher and colder and more serious) and essentially a crampon walk. We took light weight crampons and axes and climbed wearing Nordic back-country boots. There were also some bloody scary looking ridges...
By touring, not sure if you mean AT or Nordic touring. We do nordic touring and I wonder if AT'ing around the Rondane, is too much like hard work? (But I think AT is hard work anywhere tbh). There are good cross country tracks to whizz you out to the huts which save loads of time.
Incidentally if anyone has any other suggestions in the Rondane, I'm all ears.
Do take all your own drink, mind.
