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SunnmøreDemandingSeason Jan–May

Saudehornet

1161 metres of climbing straight up from the centre of Ørsta, and Fri Flyt grades the tour "complex" for a reason: the crest holds about 32 degrees on average over the last 170 metres with its steepest section at 37, and on hard snow a slip there has a long runout. Fri Flyt reckons many parties carry their skis for the last stretch.

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Summit
1303 m
Vertical gain
↑ 1160 m
Typical time
4–6 h
Grade
Demanding
Aspect
SW
N500 m
The ascent from Vasshuset (vassverket) i Vikegeila — 4.1 km, 1161 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

149 m1303 m0 km4.1 km

1157 metres of climbing and 4.00 km from the waterworks in Ørsta, with the last 170 metres of the south ridge at 33–39 degrees.

01 · Ascent

From the car park at the waterworks at the top of Vikegeila, 149 m, follow the service road up into Skåla. The forest ends around 339 m and the ground is open from 344. At about 395 m you leave the road where a mapped path branches off — the same place Fri Flyt describes as "diagonally towards the Vikeelva, cross the river".

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