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Top of the world.
Photo: Kirsten Leira
Photo: Kirsten Leira
Half way up.
Photo: Elisabeth Spockeli
Photo: Elisabeth Spockeli
Getting started.
Photo: Johs Bjørkeli/Fædrelandsvennen
Photo: Johs Bjørkeli/Fædrelandsvennen
Also for children.
Photo: Kirsten Leira
Photo: Kirsten Leira
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![Via Ferrata family route at Mt. Løefjell in Brokke]()
Via Ferrata family route at Mt. Løefjell in Brokke
In the summer of 2016 a via ferrata was set up at Mt. Løefjell. Via ferrata means iron road, as there…
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![Via Ferrata to Mt. Straumsfjellet, Valle]()
Via Ferrata to Mt. Straumsfjellet, Valle
"Via Ferrata" is Italian for iron road. This is a climbing route where you are secured to the rock by means of…
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![Via Ferrata Nomelandsfjell]()
Via Ferrata Nomelandsfjell
This via ferrata has some of the longest smooth rock sections in Northern Europe. The route is long, has a…
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![Climbing in ice in Setesdal]()
Ice climbing in Setesdal
So far, Setesdal might have been an unknown climbing paradise, but its numerous waterfalls and mountains provide world-class routes both summer and winter. When winter has well and truly set in, the waterfalls turn into magnificent ice climbing spots.
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![Planning a route up the mountain in Valle]()
Climbing in Setesdal
With more than 200 climbing routes this area is an eldorado for climbers. Solid granite with excellent friction makes climbing here an unforgettable adventure. Several of the routes have recently been equipped with stainless steel bolts and the belay stances have bolted chain protection. For inexperienced climbers we recommend the new via ferrata.
