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SunnmøreDemandingSeason mars–May

Råna

1559 metres of climbing from 63 m — fjord to summit over 8.59 km, under one of the oldest names in the Sunnmøre Alps. The steepest sustained section measures 28.4 degrees and sits on the arête, between 1210 and 1232 m — the summit crest is narrow, but the line follows it in from the south-west and is gentler than it looks.

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Summit
1587 m
Vertical gain
↑ 1560 m
Typical time
7–9 h
Grade
Demanding
Aspect
SE
N2 km
The ascent from Urkegjerdet ved Urke — 8.6 km, 1559 metres of ascent. The line is solved over Kartverket's terrain model, not a recorded track. See the tour on the map. Map data © Kartverket.

Elevation profile

63 m1587 m0 km8.6 km

1559 metres of climbing and 8.59 km from Urkegjerdet over Haukåssætra, Nordkopen and the arête, with the steepest ground in the last hundred metres of climbing.

01 · Ascent

Start at Urkegjerdet, 63 m, where the gravel road leaves the main road by Urke Landhandel. The road on toward Haukåssætra is closed in winter, which is why the tour starts down at the fjord and not up at the seter at 230 m — Fri Flyt's «5 hours from Haukåssætra» is time from a point you rarely reach by car in winter.

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