The final top on our “mini-tour” in eastern Norway
Peaks visited:
| Peak | Height | PF | Location |
| Lomsjøvola (Lomsjøvorda) | 1056m | 323m | Alvdal, Norway |
Thursday: We woke up in our tent to yet another gorgeous day. It was time to get back to Sogndal, as we would have to drive to Bergen later in the night – to catch the morning flight to Cyprus!
On our way from Alvdal to Folldal, we decided to drive up to lake Lomsjøen and hike Lomsjøvola. It was high time to walk the dog!
Lomsjøen was a lovely place, with cabins scattered around the north side of the lake. On the map, we saw a path up the southwest ridge and drove as far as the road let us. We had a nice chat with a woman in the cabin by the parking area, and she confirmed that there was indeed a nice path up the ridge. She told us that it would be easy to miss if we weren’t keeping an eye out for it.
After 1km, we found the ridge path, after keeping a good eye out for it. It was indeed a nice path that took us straight up to the top.
2,7km after leaving the car, I could add another top on my list. It feels just like putting money in the savings account. Every time!
This was the first time on this mini-tour in eastern Norway that we saw the Rondane peaks.
Another prominent mountain in this region is Store Sølnkletten – visited back in 2003.
We enjoyed the view towards lake Lomsjøen before heading back down.
We took a different path down, but it disappeared after a while, so the descent was partly cumbersome. But altogether, a really nice hike!
Trip statistics: 4,7km, 260 vertical meters, 1h:20m
Pictures (Canon 80D/Iphone6) from the trip:
Sognefjellet
On our way to Sogndal, we stopped by Sognefjellshytta to stretch our legs. They’ve really created a nice round trip hiking path up here!
And the views are second to none!
I can’t wait to return to the Smørstabbreen glacier and hike more peaks. Like Store Smørstabbtind:
… or Sokse:
Pictures (Canon 80D) from the walk:
