Jendamsfjellet’s summit stands at 633 meters above sea level, offering a stunning 360-degree panorama of the fjords and mountains.

The initial segment of the trail leads you along the mountain’s backside, which can be quite steep in certain areas. There may also be some wet and damp sections, so sturdy hiking shoes are essential. After approximately 20 minutes, the path becomes easier, leading you through a forest for a while. Once you exit the forest, you’ll begin the steepest ascent toward the peak. Even at this stage, you’ll encounter breathtaking views that become even more spectacular at the summit.

We will maintain a slow pace and take breaks along the way to rest.