Experience Stetind
Highlights
- Experience Stetind's distinctive profile from places few visit
- Explore mountainous terrain off the established trails with a guide
- Taste local berries, mushrooms, and seasonal plants along the way
- Learn about local Sami culture and the climbing history linked to Stetind
- See climbing sections on various routes up the mountain
Description
On this hike, we avoid the crowds by leaving the established trails and venturing into areas few people visit. We will admire the unique profile of Stetind and the fjords near Kjøpsvik from spots that are accessible without the need for climbing gear.
During the hike, we will pick, cook, and eat local berries, mushrooms, and seasonal plants. Your guide will enrich your experience by sharing stories about the local Sámi culture and recounting adventures that climbers have had on Stetind over the past 150 years. We will also observe the progress of various climbing parties on different routes up Stetind.
Price: Adults 2450NOK, Youth (12-15y) 1950 NOK
Time: 09:00
Duration: 8 hours
Meeting place: Adventure Hub Narvik (Dronningens gate 51)
Included in the price:
Transport between Narvik and Stetind (approximately 1,5 hours one way) and snacks are included in the price.
Requirements:
Although this hike largely takes us away from established trails, it is shorter and less challenging than the hike to Halls fortopp (Hall’s presummit), where the main established hiking trail ends and the climbing to Stetind begins. However, it is recommended that participants have some previous experience with mountain hiking on rugged trails.
You will have to bring the following equipment:
• Clothing that is suitable for being in the mountains in the summer (this should include rainproof outerwear).
• Mountain boots or running shoes.
• A backpack (minimum 15-20 liters) with space for clothing.
• Sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Food and drink.
Includes
- Transport between Narvik and Stetind
- Snacks
More information
- The trip goes largely outside established paths.
- Participants should have some previous experience with mountain hikes in rough terrain.
- Bring clothing suitable for the mountains in the summer, including rainproof outerwear.
- Bring hiking boots or sneakers.
- Bring a backpack of at least 15-20 liters with space for clothes.
- Bring sunglasses and sunscreen.
- Bring your own food and drink.