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NarvikModerateSeason Feb–Jun

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1047 metres of ascent over 5.24 km from Bukkemyrvatnet on Gratangsfjellet — a classic so popular that on sunny days you can almost count on company, says ut.no. Fri Flyt rates it KAST 1 – Easy, and the line keeps it: steepest hundred-metre band 18.8 degrees and steepest sustained stretch 25.0. The summit and the last metres to it are very spectacular, says the source — and the measurement explains why: everything except the snowfield you arrive by is 42 to 47 degrees mean.

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Summit
1457 m
Vertical gain
↑ 1050 m
Typical time
4–6 h
Grade
Moderate
Aspect
SE
N1 km
The ascent from Bukkemyrvatnet — 5.2 km, 1047 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

424 m1457 m0 km5.2 km

1047 metres of ascent and 5.24 km from Bukkemyrvatnet via the terraces toward Sølvfjellet and the snowfield southeast of the summit, with the treeline at 476 m and the steepest band — 18.8 degrees — between 1300 and 1400 m.

01 · Ascent

From the parking at Bukkemyrvatnet on the E6, the highest point of Gratangsfjellet — 424 m, with Lapphaugen tourist station as the source's alternative start further north. The line crosses 90 metres of Bukkemyrvatnet, never more than 25 metres from shore: a natural lake at 418 m the source's own route walks across — ordinary winter travel, said here because it is a lake you are standing on. The forest ends already at 476 m after 1.03 km.

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