Hananipa (09.02.2025)


Start point Nordre Skulstad (340m)
Endpoint Nordre Skulstad (340m)
Characteristic Hike
Duration 3h 00min
Distance 6.5km
Vertical meters 490m
GPS
Ascents Hananipa (717m) 09.02.2025
Visits of other PBEs Skulstad p-plass (340m) 09.02.2025
A beautiful day to hike Hananipa! :-)
A beautiful day to hike Hananipa! :-)
Height profile with indication of inclination (red: steep) as well as height meters up (blue markers).
Height profile with indication of inclination (red: steep) as well as height meters up (blue markers).
Note that this track has been created from memory, i.e., it was not recorded automatically.

Trip Summary

We expected a nice day and tought that Hananipa would be a nice goal. In fact, we tought that making a nice round, including Raudnipa and/or Trollabotsvarden, would be a good idea. We drove out of Bergen into the direction of Voss and left road E16 at Trengereid to drive up to Nordre Skulstad. There, we parked and started our hike by heading towards Geitshushaugen, first, and then further up to Åsen, before connecting to Brunane. After following Brunane all the way up, we then continued up to Hananipa via its western ridge. Already at home, we had talked about the slightly steep section from Hananipa down to Sauaskaret; when then stepping towards this section, we concluded that we did not feel safe enough (with all the snow etc.). We thus turned around and headed back down the western ridge of Hananipa, which we had stepped up first. This time, however, we descended into Fagerdalen (instead of using Brunane, again, for the descent). We then walked the short stretch along Skulstadvatnet, before using Skulstadvegen down to the parked car. Indeed, this days had been really nice, with snow and sun. Lovely! :-)

Photos

Selected photos are available as Google photo album.

Useful Resources

See also the related FB-page Hiking around Bergen, Norway.
Petter Bjørstad has a useful page about Hananipa and also web page WestCoastPeaks.com provides useful information about Hananipa, Raudnipa, Krånipa, and Raudfjell.
Web page UT.no from the Norwegian Trekking Association recommends a similar hike.

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