Turgruppe med seks voksne og guide på topptur høyt oppe i vinterfjellet en finværsdag rundt påsketider Kristoffer Møllevik / Visit Helgeland

Kjerringtind is a challenging peak by the large lake Røssvatnet, in the mountains of Helgeland. The trip is 4 km one way with an ascent of approx. 1000 meters of altitude, and takes approximately 3-4 hours to complete.

Description

Degree of difficulty: Demanding

Distance one way: 4 km

Ascent one way: about 1000 m.

Duration one way: 3-4 hours

Trailhead: See the starting point with Google Maps.

Turkart for topptur til Kjerringtind fra ut.no Ut.no / Kartverket

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Kjerringtind, at 1395 meters above sea level, offers a breathtaking view from its summit. You’ll get a panoramic vista of Røssvatnet and Oksttindan to the north-east, Hattfjeldal in the south and Geittinden towards Vefsn in the west.

When you’re starting from the parking lot, head west and push through the forest until you reach the ridge. From there, turn north and follow the ridge all the way to the top. The ascent is steady and gentle, and most of it is in a less than 30-degree incline up the ridge.

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Remember to check the weather forecast and the avalanche warning on the same day as the trip.

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