Visitors: 3922638 The site for everybody interesting in hiking in Scandinavia Thu 12 June 2025  MAIN PAGE  ABOUT US  CONTACT US  EQUIPMENT  FOOD  TESTS  TIPS & TRICKS  TRAVEL STORIES  Jotunheimen 96  Narvik-Keb 97  Jotunheimen 98  Jotunheimen 99  Nordmarka 99  Preike/Kjerag 00  Sunnmöre 00  Gausta 01  Jotunheimen 01  Jostedalsbreen 01  Rondane 01  Trollheimen 02  Folgefonna 03  Jotunheimen 04  Ryfylkeheiane 05  Jotunheimen 06  Jotunheimen 12  Norway 18  JOTUNHEIMEN  GLACIER TECHNIC  FIRST AID  ARTICLES  TOP 10  POSTCARD  GUESTBOOK  LINKS  Q & A  NEWS  TECH INFO  SITEMAP  HELP Sunnmörsalpane 2000 Common Map  1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  2000-07-08 - Liadalsnipa When the time reached noon the rest was finished and we put on our hiking boots for a walk to Liadalsnipa. The summit was only 924 meters above sea but when saw the peak we all said that it is impossible to go up there. The last 200 meters are really steep and you have to use your hands. We were recommended not to walk here when it's slippery. If you don't like heights, stay right were you are. We followed the ridge and then turned before the steep and continued on the backside of Nipa. On the top we were all confused when we met some old pensioners. How on earth had they came up here? It's impressive. The view from here was incredible. We took some pictures and had some chocolate and then back again. When we reached the little lake Nakkevatnet someone proposed a bath in the cold water. Even today a discussion take place about who was first in the water. Norway or Sweden? We got the advantage to cook the dinner this evening. The first dish was a toast with fish caviar, red onion and creme fraiche. We hope that our Norwegian friends liked it. Then we followed up this with a chicken pot and rice. There was no competition this late night because the Norwegian missed a person in their team.   Picture comment   Picture (thumbnail) Picture 00b-5-55 Liadalsnipa. Picture 00b-5-56 As you can see the peak is rather steep. Picture 00b-5-57 A short break before the climbing up towards Nakkevatnet. Picture 00b-5-58 Everyone signed the book. Picture 00b-5-59 The back side of Liadalsnipa. Picture 00b-5-60 We climbed the edge to the top. Picture 00b-5-61 Nice view over Håvoll. Picture 00b-5-62 On the top we met another team. Picture 00b-5-63 Berra alone on the top. Picture 00b-5-64 The whole team together. Picture 00b-5-65 Mette has something going on! Picture 00b-5-66 Nykkjavatnet. Picture 00b-5-67 Håvoll from the top of Nipa. Picture 00b-5-68 The steep way down. Picture 00b-5-69 Group picture during our hike downhill. Picture 00b-5-70 As you see it was rather steep. We had to use both hands and feets. Picture 00b-5-71 Liadalsnipa at sunset. To the left you can see the edge we climbed on. Picture 00b-5-72 View from the balcony. Main page | About us | Contact us | Equipment | Food | Tests | Tips & tricks | Travel stories Jotunheimen | Glacier technic | First aid | Articles | Top 10 | Postcard | Guestbook Links | Q & A | News | Tech info | Sitemap | Help

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