947 metres of ascent over 4.30 km from the school at Fagernes to the summit at 957 — a popular, accessible KAST 1 tour with early snow, where no hundred-metre band measures more than 17.2 degrees and the steepest sustained stretch is 25.6, down in the forest. The hazard stands on one side: the cornices toward the northeast build out over walls measuring above 70 degrees in their steepest windows. Most people turn at the cairn at 871, the source says itself — the summit lies a rolling stretch further in.
947 metres of ascent and 4.30 km from Fagernes via point 459 and the cairn at 871, with the treeline at 519 m and the steepest ground — 25.6 degrees between 193 and 215 m — down in the forest.
From the parking on the west side of the school at Fagernes — 20.7 m on the flat, by the E8/fv. 91 in Ramfjorden. You round the school grounds, climb the farmland and enter the forest aiming for point 459. The band from 100 to 200 m is the tour's steepest, 17.2 degrees over 361 metres of ground, and the steepest sustained stretch is here: 25.6 degrees between 193 and 215 m. The forest ends at 519 m after 2.16 km, with open ground from 528.
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