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Fannaråki (2,068 m) in Jotunheimen has Norway’s highest overnight hut. Routes from Turtagrø, Sognefjellet and Skogadalsbøen, times and tips.Continue readingFannaråki (2,068 m): Hike to Norway’s Highest Mountain Hut in Jotunheimen
Kongen, 1,614 m above Isterdalen and Trollstigen in Rauma: a 2.5–4 hour exposed scramble from the top of Trollstigen via the saddle by Bispen.Continue readingKongen (1,614 m) – the King Above Trollstigen
Falketind, first climbed in 1820 as Norway’s first alpine ascent: two glacier routes from Koldedalen, 10–12 hours, crampons, rope and a guide.Continue readingFalketind (2,067 m): Climbing Norway’s First Alpine Peak
Oksskolten, Northern Norway’s highest peak: an 18.3 km glacier route from Kjennsvasshytta, about 8 hours and 1,408 m of ascent. Rope and crampons.Continue readingOksskolten (1,916 m): Climbing the Roof of Northern Norway
Trolltunga: 28 km and 8–12 hours from Skjeggedal or 20 km from Mågelitopp to the ledge 700 m above Ringedalsvatnet. Start early, carry proper gear.Continue readingTrolltunga Hike: Routes, Distances and Safety for the Troll’s Tongue