Borgarknappur

Borgarknappur rises to an elevation of 574 meters above sea level, featuring steep slopes and exposed rock formations throughout its terrain.

Ancient paths crossing the mountain at Mannaskarð served as vital communication routes between five different villages before the construction of modern roads.

The mountain's name reflects traditional Faroese naming conventions, incorporating references to natural fortifications and geographical features in the local language.

Hiking trails to the summit start from multiple villages including Øravík, Fámjin, Porkeri, Hov, and Vágur, with stone cairns marking the paths.

The mountain functions as a central point where multiple historical paths intersect, creating a natural crossroads at an elevation of 574 meters.

Elevation above the sea: 574 m

GPS coordinates: 61.50349,-6.84529

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:47