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A
view of Røggjin,
as it looks from Hemsedal. This is wintersport area, with
skislopes and large tourist facilities high on the mountain. There is a
road,
(toll road) that passes the facilities and continues up on the mountain.
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6km
after the toll station, on 1050m altitude, a small sign marks the
beginning of the path. Just 300 altitude meters, with no technical
difficulties makes this a very accessible peak. We climb it as an
evening tour, to have something nice to do after coming up here. |
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Even
though the path is well marked, we still lose our way and get a steeper
climb than decessary. No problems anyway. Here's a picture to the
northwest
from 1230m. |
Almost
at the top (the marking is visible in the background). Warm weather
makes the snow melt fast, with high waterlevels and even flooding in
the valleys. |
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The top cairn at Røggjin, with a view to the north. The lake Vavatn
to the right in
the background. |
To the
northwest the road continues from Hemsedal, through Heimdalen
and then over the mountains to the westlands. |
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Straigh to the west, the lake
Gyrinosvatnet, with Reineskarvet behind. |
To
the east is Hemsedal, with Skogshorn 1728m (among
others)
behind. In the middle of the picture is the lower peak
Såta 1257m. |
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Far up to the north we can get a glimpse of
the sharper peaks in Jotunheimen. That's where we are going tomorrow. |
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