Visitors: 3557311 The site for everybody interesting in hiking in Scandinavia Thu 21 November 2024  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  2000-07-10 - Molladalen - Jønshornet / Ramoen We started to walk in the direction north east up the steep hill. A couple of small lakes were passed. Marit was quicker and walked about hundred meters before us. But this was punished with a short penalty turn around one of the lakes (the other of us took the right way). The last bit towards Molladalen, there were a lot of snow in the hillsides. When we reached Storevatnet we located the place were we ate some days ago when we tried to reach Jønshornet for the first time. We had rested some meters from the lake without knowing it! We decided for a replay with some food and a short break. Up in the valley we saw some tent camps. Many people uses the places around Storevatnet as a base camp for climbing and hiking around Molladalen. When we are eating we sees some people coming down in the valley. It seemed to bee the same people we met at Liadalssnipa! Norway is quite small anyway! We decided to reach the peak Jønshornet (1419 meters above sea level) or Ramoen (another name for it) together. After some searching for the right way up we found the path. A tip is, if you reaches a rest place under a big stone, you had gone to long and have to go back about 200 meters west to find the path. After about 700 meters in height on about 1000 meters climbing/hiking you understand that it was rather steep. Exactly when we were some hundred meters bellow the peak the fog disappeared and a blue sky met us. Marit run away with Magnus some meters behind. Almost at the peak Marit asks Magnus if he had some pulse. Unfortunately Magnus couldn't answer just nod his head as answer. This day we met quite a lot of people. On other peaks this year we had almost been alone. After some coke we decided to go downhill again. The way went in the same foot paths as the way up and after about 2.5 hours we saw our car again. This evening more food. This time soup with forcemeat. This evening Norway had no chance in card play. Norway had a really bad day and lost everything. Therefore Sweden should have more than one point but we aren't greedy. Norway-Sweden: 3-4   Picture comment   Picture (thumbnail) Picture 00b-7-92 Kubbestöylen in Romedalen. Picture 00b-7-93 Brillevatnet. Picture 00b-7-94 Peaks in direction towards Romedalstinden/Kolåstinden. Picture 00b-7-95 Sometimes you had to jump over creeks. Picture 00b-7-96 The fog is thick higher up. You can see Barstadvika far away. Picture 00b-7-97 Hansson takes a huge step. Picture 00b-7-98 A popular camping area in Molladalen. Many uses this place as a base camp for climbing. Picture 00b-7-99 On the way up the fog began to disappear. Picture 00b-7-100 Now we could see the steep hillsides. Picture 00b-7-101 At the top right corner you can see Jönshornet. A tired Magnus is visible on the snow. Picture 00b-7-102 The peak - Jönshornet. Picture 00b-7-103 A lot of people. Picture 00b-7-104 Mette behind some stones. 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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