Nautgardstinden

Nautgardstinden reaches an elevation of 2,258 meters above sea level, featuring a prominent northern wall that drops 500 meters into the Nautgarden valley.

The mountain stands as the southernmost point of a ridge system containing six additional peaks that exceed 2,000 meters in the Jotunheimen mountain range.

The name combines Nautgarden, referring to the adjacent valley, with 'tind,' the Norwegian term for mountain peak, reflecting local geographical naming traditions.

Climbers can access the mountain from Sjodalen valley, starting either at Hindsæter Mountain Lodge or at the meeting point of Russa and Sjoa rivers.

From its summit, observers can see no higher peaks above 1,850 meters to the south or east, offering clear views of Snøhetta and Rondane mountain ranges.

Location: Lom Municipality

Location: Vågå

Elevation above the sea: 2,258 m

GPS coordinates: 61.60306,8.75972

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:48