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Oksskolten 1916 masl

Climb Northern-Norway's highest mountain this summer. A long daytrip that includes 1500 vertical meters, glacier crossing and spectacular nature.

Oksskolten, standing at 1916 meters above sea level, is the highest mountain in Northern Norway! An impressive peak surrounded by Okstindbreen and a range of beautiful summits. To reach the top, the glacier must be crossed, and the journey to the summit is long. But the reward is a sense of achievement, joy, and if we're lucky, perhaps one of Norway's most stunning views. Our glaciers are often in precipitation-rich areas, so this journey is not feasible every day.

What can you expect?

This is a long and demanding hike that typically takes between 8-12 hours and involves around 1500 meters of elevation gain. Success requires having hiked several mountain trails in the same year and bringing plenty of food and drinks. Although it may be warm and pleasant when we start at the cars, it quickly becomes quite chilly at higher elevations. Therefore, you must dress warmly and bring extra layers. While in the area, it's recommended to spend a night camping at Kjennsvatnet or stay at the DNT cabin Kjennsvasshytta. It's advisable to pre-book to secure a spot.

Group: Maximum 6 people per guide

Price: 2500 NOK per person if 4 participants or more.

Registration: fjellforing@gmail.com or call at +47 452 15 505

Dreaming of other peaks in Okstindan such as Tvillingtinden, Vesttinden, or Okstinden? Contact us, and we will help plan your adventure.

Practical information

This tour requires a relatively good level of physical fitness, and as a participant, you must bring the mentioned equipment for the tour to be completed. The guide reserves the right to cancel the tour if your safety cannot be ensured in a reasonable manner.

Meeting Point

From Mo i Rana, drive on E12 towards Sweden. At Umbuktskardet, turn off onto the marked road towards Kjennsvatnet for 45 km. A couple of kilometers after Kjennsvasshytta, there is a marked parking lot to the right at Leirbekkhaugen.

Included

  • Guide

  • All necessary glacier equipment such as crampons, ice axe, harness, and helmet.

Not included

  • Transport to and from the starting point of the tour

  • Food and drinks

  • Accommodation (if applicable)

Equipment List

  • Sunglasses, caps, sunscreen

  • Wind and waterproof outerwear is recommended

  • Sturdy hiking boots with ankle support

  • Hat, gloves, and mittens

  • Down jacket / wool sweater

  • Large packed lunch, snacks, and drinks

  • Backpack with space for harness, crampons, helmet, and ice axe

  • Firstaid and/or medications you might use

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