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Ørneberget and Rognåsen

Dato:
25.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
1:41t
Distanse:
6,1km

Local evening hike.

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Sandviksfjellet

Dato:
18.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
2:29t
Distanse:
12,2km

Local evening hike.

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Ørneberget and Rognåsen

Dato:
17.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
1:28t
Distanse:
6,0km

Short local evening hike after work.

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Tverrvassfjellet from Gamlesæter

Dato:
16.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
7:12t
Distanse:
19,0km

On this very warm late August Sunday, I stared by taking the bus to Gamlesæter and from there walking north along the main road for about 500 meters (mainly outside of the guard rails, except for the short stretch across the bridge). Next, I followed the road up Stussdalen to the parking lot at Øvre Sætravatnet , where I shortly after met the only two people I would see for the entire hike. After crossing the bridge in between Nedre and Øvre Sætravatnet, I continued on the unmarked northern trail towards Steinsetdalssætret , deciding to stay on the trail all the way until reaching the small lake next to the trail at 551 meters above sea level, where I took a break before continuing off-trail towards the summit of Tverrvassfjellet . In order to avoid the steepest areas, I first headed north and later turned northwest aiming more directly for the highest point. >>>

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Verafjellet

Dato:
14.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
1:33t
Distanse:
2,8km

After visiting the three island-summits at Paddøy and Hokøy, there was time for also including a visit to Verafjellet , another summit most easily reached by boat. I was dropped off at the private dock at Langeneset, made slightly more challenging by there already being a large boat docked there. Did not see any people though and the building 50 meters from the shore also looked rather abandoned. Previous trip reports showed that there are no trails and indicated a key location I ought to hit on the ascent. With this in mind, I therefore used elbow (Vegard Magnussen) 's GPS-track as a rough guide, thus hitting the important key location straight on. From there the summit was relatively easy to reach, although the terrain's many ups and downs required more of a detour than I had perhaps expected. Limited views from the summit itself. >>>

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Hokøy Nordtoppen

Dato:
14.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
0:28t
Distanse:
1,5km

After the visit of Storgjelsknausen , I was picked up and transported to Liabakken for the ascent to Hokøy Nordtoppen . Briefly borrowing the private dock made it straightforward to get ashore, from where I followed the road up to the three farm buildings indicated on the map. I did not see any people today, but there was clear evidence of recent activity and several sheep. Just northwest of the three buildings I found a weak trail that soon turned less weak and even included what looked like old man-made steps. By following this trail I quickly arrived at the summit marked by a small antenna making an annoying high-pitched noise. I therefore did not stay long before starting my descent, only making a quick detour to the southern tip of the summit area to check out the views from there as well. Overall, a short easy hike, taking >>>

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Storgjelsknausen

Dato:
14.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
1:49t
Distanse:
4,4km

Part one of today's excursion to hard-to-reach island peaks in Osterfjorden. Starting from Litlebergen, it took us about 45 minutes to reach Midtsundet and Hatlehaug, in the process leaving the fog and low-handing clouds behind and replacing them with sun and blue sky. My friend and colleague did not have much interest in joining me on my visits to these rather special-interest peaks, hence he stayed in the boat and had a go at fishing instead. The initial plan had therefore been for him to drop me off at Setervika, but this option was quickly rejected and I was instead put ashore at the private dock in front of the southern-most cabin at Hatlehaug. This last-minute change required some minor trespassing to get behind the cabin, but it soon turned more challenging given the small vertical drop >>>

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Fivlenosi from Vigdalstøl via Vårstølen p-plass

Dato:
09.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
4:05t
Distanse:
12,7km

After a second night at Vigdalstøl , we left the cabin and returned to the parking lot at Vårstølen along the marked trail. Here we left most of our stuff in the car before following a marked trail to Fivla . After failing to locate any trails, except from animal tracks, heading from Fivla towards Fivlenosi , me and my niece continued on our own in a more or less a straight line for the summit, only making slight detours to avoid the steepest areas. In the end the summit was reached without any difficulties, and we could enjoy the excellent views in all directions, perhaps especially east towards Hurrungane . In the far distance we could also spot Hafslovatnet and Sogndalsfjorden. After a short lunch break we returned along the same route to the parking lot, where the rest of the family members were already ready to start the drive back to Sogndal. To conclude, >>>

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Storhaug from Vigdalstøl

Dato:
08.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
1:50t
Distanse:
3,9km

After an extended lunch break at Vigdalstøl we were ready for the second hike of the day, this time with everybody joining and heading for the smaller hill in between Vigdalstøl and Fivlenosi called Storhaug . We initially followed the marked trail from Vigdalstøl via Breidsete towards Fivla and Kilen in Dalsdalen. However as the trail passed around 150 meter northwest of the summit, we had to leave the nice trail and instead make our own way towards the summit through the semi-dense undergrowth. This did not provide any real challenges though and we soon connected with a weaker trail along the main ridge, which also did not head all the way to the summit. The summit was finally reached after another 10-15 meters off-trail but it sadly provided close to no views and if it had not been for the 115 meter vertical separation >>>

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Kattøyro from Vigdalstøl

Dato:
08.08.2020
Turtype:
Fjelltur
Turlengde:
3:34t
Distanse:
9,3km

After spending the night at Vigdalstøl , me and my sister first followed the marked trail to Drivande , from where we followed a weaker trail marked with small cairns towards Kattøyro . At first the trail was relatively easy to follow, the trailhead was even marked with a sign, but later it pretty much disappeared and we had to find our own way towards the summit. The terrain did not present any real challenges though and the large cairn with a visitor register was easily reached. Excellent views from the summit, although the views were a bit limited by the gray weather, especially in the direction of Hurrungane . For the descent we followed more or less the same route, the only difference being that the nice weather we had enjoyed for most of the ascent soon was replaced by rain and low-hanging clouds. Overall a very nice hike that >>>

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