Skogshorn

Skogshorn is a mountain in the Hemsedal region that rises to approximately 1728 meters above sea level. The peak sits in terrain with moderate slopes and can be approached from several directions depending on your starting point.

The mountain was historically known by the name Skogshødn and served for centuries as a natural boundary marker between different Norwegian regions. This role made it an important reference point for local communities.

Local residents of Hemsedal include Skogshorn in their Top 20 peaks list, establishing it as a central element of regional outdoor traditions.

The eastern route to the summit offers a gentle climb without technical climbing and suits hikers of various fitness levels. Pay attention to weather conditions, which can change quickly at this elevation.

In winter the mountain becomes a destination for snowshoe expeditions, while summer reveals diverse mountain plant life along the slopes. These seasonal shifts create different experiences with each visit.