Climb the National mountain.

Stetind - the standard route

Stetind - the standard route

Embark on a guided ascent of Stetind’s Normal Route, the most accessible and rewarding way to summit Norway’s national mountain. Towering 1,392 meters over Tysfjord, Stetind’s smooth granite and striking spire offer an unforgettable alpine experience.

The Normal Route involves hiking, scrambling, and moderate climbing and leads to the famous “Finger Traverse,” an exposed but exhilarating section that opens to breathtaking summit views of the fjords and surrounding peaks.

Key Highlights:
– Grade: Norwegian 4+ (approx. US 5.6)
– Length: 8-10 hours round trip
– Experience Level: Suitable for fit hikers and beginner climbers with basic scrambling skills
– Guiding Ratio: 1:2 for safety and a personal experience

What to Expect:
The journey begins with a scenic hike through rugged terrain, transitioning into scrambling and easy climbing. Your guide will lead you through the steeper sections, ensuring safety and confidence. The final push to the summit rewards climbers with panoramic views of Norway’s wild landscape.

All necessary equipment is provided, and your certified guide will share local insights into the mountain’s history, geology, and cultural significance.

Why Climb with Us?
– Experienced, certified IFMGA/IFMGA Aspirant guides with in-depth local knowledge
– Focus on safety, encouragement, and personal achievement
– Small group sizes for a tailored experience

Summit Stetind via the Normal Route and experience the thrill of standing atop Norway’s most iconic peak – an adventure that will stay with you forever.

When: June – September
Duration: 8-10 hours
Levels: All levels
Group: Private (learn more)
Language: Norweigan/English
Meeting point: Stetind parking

Note on skill level:
To get the most out of the experience, you should be relatively fit and accustomed to heights. No prior climbing experience required. 

1 person: NOK 7000,-
2 people:
NOK 4500,- per person

Maximum two people per guide to ensure a safe and efficient climb. 

Included:

  • Guiding
  • All necessary climbing equipment

Not included:

  • Local transportation
  • Food & drinks
  • Travel Insurance 
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Frequently Asked Questions.

May: It can be a bit of a gamble. Old man winter could still provide some cold weather, or it could be warm and sunny.

June: Good and usually not too busy. 

July: High season. Good chance of good weather.

August: The local’s favourite, still warm and sunny – but less busy. 

September: A bit of a joker – often lovely, but the autumn storms are lurking. 

October: A gamble, often a lot of weather. But a real treat on good weather days. 

To go climbing, a car is a must. 
Lofoten offers plenty of places to stay depending on your budget and needs.Please see our page on different options. 
Rentals are available in Svolvær. It can be booked on retur.no
We have trips for all levels of climbers, from beginners to experts. 
Well, it depends. Please if the tour is listed as ‘Open’ or ‘ Private’. And please see this page of the different options: Group Type
Please see this page for suggestions of what to bring: Gear list

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