Øvrehusknotten

  • øvrehusknotten
  • 1021 m
  • Prominence 137 m
  • Hordaland, Norway
  • Location: North 60.12158, East 006.35052
  • Climbed June 7th. 2025.
  • Difficulty: YDS class 2+

Information:

How to get there:
The access road starts at N60.13105, E6.32541, this is about one kilometer from the exit of the long tunnel from Odda to the west side of the Folgefonnen glacier tunnel. Drive this road uphill until you arrive at a sign saying that it is forbidden to drive any more. There is parking on the left hand side here. This location, the trailhead is near N60.11522, E6.34321, elevation 608 meter.
Route description:
This route is marked with orange and red paint, however in some places these are hard to see and follow. Walk up the road about 50 meter from the trailhead. Look for red paint on a rock and also on a tree a bit higher. Go up here, then turn right and follow a fairly steep, but pretty obvious ramp that continues all the way until the terrain becomes more gentle. From here, make a left turn followed by a right, the terrain is pretty clear on where to go. You will next descend a bit and cross a section with boulders. On the other side, you should find a tiny trail that climbs uphill. Continue to follow this, staying to the left, in a gully in the uppermost part.
You will reach a saddle, descend just slightly around a big boulder, then ascend again following a tiny trail. When reaching more gentle terrain, just move left and ascend on easy slopes to the summit. Follow my descent track here.
A track is posted on Peakbagger.
Comments:
We (Harald and I) had climbed Nordlifjellet. The day was nice and it was very tempting to do another "bonus" peak before the long drive back to Bergen. The ascent took 55 minutes and we spent about the same time descending. Many thanks to Harald for being such a good hiking buddy.

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