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KvamskogenDemandingSeason Jan–Apr

Skrott

1068 metres of ascent over 5.03 km from the cluster of summer farms in Fitjadalen to Skrott, the mountain that drops toward Hardangerfjorden at the southern end of Kvamskogen. The line follows the mapped path the whole way: the footbridge over the Kjølo, the steep wooded hillside to Håsete, the ski hut at 1110 m and the notch between Glynt and the summit. The steepest hundred-metre band measures 17.4 degrees between 800 and 900 m and the steepest sustained stretch 28.2 degrees between 1158 and 1182 m — but what shapes the tour is the cliffs in the forest and the steep summit block, not the averages.

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Summit
1320 m
Vertical gain
↑ 1070 m
Typical time
4–6 h
Grade
Demanding
Aspect
S
N2 km
The ascent from Fitjadalen — 5 km, 1068 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

272 m1320 m0 km5.0 km

1068 metres of ascent over 5.03 km from Fitjadalen, with the steepest ground — 28.2 degrees between 1158 and 1182 m — in the notch between Glynt and the summit.

01 · Ascent

From the car park at the cluster of summer farms in Fitjadalen, 272 m, about eight kilometres from Øystese. The climb starts at the footbridge over the river Kjølo and mostly follows the summer path — first through spruce forest in awkward terrain, then across a flat, and up a hillside where Fri Flyt's own warning applies: «ugly cliffs in the forest». The bands measure 14.9 degrees from 300 to 400 m and 17.0 from 500 to 600, and the path is there for a reason — it goes around the cliffs.

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