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Ersfjordtraverse
- Date:
- 18.09.2021
- Characteristic:
- Alpine trip
Vi gikk en tur på Ersfjordtraverse med Lukas og Constantin. Jeg hadde gikk traversen tidligere i sommeren, men både Lukas og Constantin hadde ikke gjort den og hadde lyst å ha den ut av systemet for vinteren. Forholdene for traversen var ganske god, jeg var litt bekymret at vi skulle få litt is og hard snø siden det var ganske kaldt og det hadde snødde dagene før, men det gikk veldig bra og brodder var unødvendig. Været var supert, 5 til 10 grader hele dagen, strålende sola og litt vind. Vi trengte ikke så masse vann og funnet bare en sted for å refill vann mellom Melketinden og Styrmannstinden. Denne gangen brukte vi 30 meter halv tau, som fungerte mye bedre en 60 meter single tau vi brukte gangen før. Vi brukte den bare for å klatre en taulengde på Storstolpan, to taulengder >>>
Ersfjordtraverse
- Date:
- 04.07.2021
- Characteristic:
- Alpine trip
- Duration:
- 15:11h
- Distance:
- 23.7km
The Ersfjordtraverse was one of the traverses I had heard about before moving to Tromsø. 18 kilometers of scrambling up and down for hours between Ersfjord and the sea sounds awesome. We decided to give it a try with Ole, with whom I had done the Jiehkkevarri traverse with skis some weeks earlier. Neither he nor I had done it before, so we were a bit unsure about what equipment we should take with us. This is the gear we carried:
60 meter single rope. I'd rather had taken 2 x 30m half ropes, but I only have one 30m, and my climbing ropes 2 x 50m seemed too much. After having done the traverse: To rappel from Skamtind one definitely needs at least 60m (50m would be too short and you don't want to be short in that rappel). However, it is possible to avoid the rappel from Skamtind via an alternative >>>
