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Gryta, June 10 2024

On the way to Gryta

On the way to Gryta

Stryn panorama…

Overlooking Stryn

Index

Date Peak Height PF Location WCP/FP MAP
10.06.24 Gryta 1032m 122m Stryn, Norway MAP

Our route across Gryta

Monday: During my lunchbreak in Sogndal, I walked the dog down by the fjord, while wondering which top I should walk the dog to, in the afternoon. I have like half a dozen of regular hikes to choose from.

Pondering on the afternoon hike

In the afternoon, the weather was gorgeous when I left Sogndal…

Blånipa in Fjærland

Today, I ended up with Gryta above Stryn.

Gryta

I drove up to Bøasætra (470m elev.) and followed the regular trail upwards.

On our way to Gryta!

I’ve done this hike a couple of times before and I really enjoy it. The big reward is the great Stryn view from the top.

Bøasætra

I didn’t pay too much attention to the paths and all of a sudden, we were on our way up to the Bubergskaret pass. I considered briefly hiking Gryta from the pass but in the end, I decided to just hike off-trail up the mountain.

Off-trail to Gryta

Halfway (++) up the mountain, we joined the regular path that took us to the top.

On top of Gryta

The top has nice views, but I was here for the Stryn view. Which meant I had to continue across the mountain (still along a path) 300 meters until the view towards Stryn opened up.

Nice rays!

It was nice as always.

Stryn view

Stryn, zoomed in

Stryn, even more zoomed in

The Stryn skiing area

Then we continued along the path, which descends the west side of the mountain. It has one steep section that looks steep and frightening when you have a dog, but if the dog is used to handle itself, then this section is negotiable.

A bit steep, but easy enough

A bit later, we were back at the car and could continue our journey back home.

Trip statistics: 5,9km, 580 vertical meters, 1h:28m

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