Govddošgáisi

Govddošgáisi rises 1,242 meters above sea level, making it the fourth highest mountain peak in Finland with a prominence of 440 meters.

The mountain stands as a testament to the geological formations that shaped the Scandinavian Mountains during the last ice age through glacial processes.

The mountain's name originates from the Sámi language, reflecting the deep connection between the indigenous people and the northern Finnish landscape through generations.

Climbers need to prepare for a challenging ascent that involves navigating a 600-meter elevation gain across 5 kilometers of steep terrain.

The summit sits between two valley lakes at coordinates 69.22333°N 21.17444°E, providing views across the Finnish-Norwegian border region.

GPS coordinates: 69.23386,21.17303

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:08