Stetind Southeast Ridge, Norway, Guided Rock Climbing

While not nearly as big and tall as other famed peaks in the world, the Stetind mountain (1,392m) in Norway is nonetheless an impressive peak. In fact, as of 2002, it was voted by many local people as the national mountain of Norway. And after one look at its unique and stunning shape it isn’t difficult to see why.

Filled with smooth rock and exciting ridges, the Stetind peak is ideal for rock climbing. That is why I am excited to lead you on this full day climbing adventure on the peak’s southeast ridge.

There are several different routes to choose from when climbing Stetind. All of the routes range from a 5.6 to 5.10 level. Hence giving you a challenging and exciting experience, but not one that is exclusive to expert climbers. And from the ridge, you will be able to gaze out into the sea and see a number of gorgeous coastal peaks.

This trip will begin in the early morning at the foot of the mountain. The exact time will be dictated by weather conditions, the time of year and the number of climbers. From there, we will be climbing from 10 to 14 hours, including the descent.

Due to the arduous nature of rock climbing and the number of hours you will be climbing, participants should be in good physical condition. You should also have some prior climbing experience.

Climbing on Stetind is an unforgettable experience. To enjoy it for a full day, just send me a request.

I can also take you climbing on the amazing Svolvaergetia rock tower in the beautiful Lofoten islands on this trip.