challenging
12 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape, accustomed to strenuous outdoor activities.
Conquer towering peaks in Norway’s magnificent Jostedalen with this challenging guided hike to Stølsnostind and Falketind. Discover rugged terrains, sweeping vistas, and untouched wilderness on a truly rewarding mountain expedition.
Ca. 12 hours • Ages 12+
Embark on a thrilling 12-hour mountain adventure to the breathtaking peaks of Falketind and Stølsnostind. Guided by certified experts, you'll navigate steep terrains and glaciers, equipped with essential gear. This challenging hike promises stunning views and an unforgettable experience for seasoned hikers ready to conquer nature's heights.
Ca. 12 hours.
Please send e-mail to: post@bfl.no
For many years Jostedalen Breførarlag have collaborated with the hosts of the tourist chalet of Fondsbu (DNT) at Eidsbugarden in providing mountain guiding services to lofty and well known summits in the surrounding area.
With our certified mountain and glacier guides you will be guided professionally and safely to these mighty peaks. For these tours you need crampons and ice axes, as we also go to glaciers. The glacier and climbing equipment is included in the price.
This is a demanding mountain hike in steep terrain. Good physical condition and mountain hiking experience is required.
Very warm clothes, hiking boots, gloves, hat, rain/wind gear and a big lunch incl. thermos.
Always verify mountain weather forecasts before departure to navigate safely.
Ensure you have crampons, layered clothing, and sturdy boots for icy and rocky terrains.
Begin the hike early to maximize daylight and ensure ample time to reach the summit.
Carry sufficient water to stay hydrated during the physically demanding ascent.
The area has been a mountain climbing hotspot since early 20th century, attracting pioneering Norwegian alpinists.
Efforts focus on preserving the fragile glacier and alpine flora while maintaining trail integrity.
Provide stability and support on uneven, rocky, and icy terrain.
Improve traction on glaciers and icy patches during ascent.
Adapt to changing weather conditions and prevent hypothermia.
Carry water, snacks, safety gear, and extra clothing for comfort and safety.