Falketind

Falketind (2,067 meters above sea level) is one of the most iconic peaks in southwestern Jotunheimen, famed for its sharp, pyramidal silhouette and rich mountaineering history. 

Falketind was first ascended in 1820 and was the first mountain of "alpine character " to be climbed in Norway. This discovery is considered "the awakening of Jotunheimen", as people became aware of the real potential and all the breadth of opportunities in the area. It is one of the the most demanding, and at the same time best tours in Jotunheimen! A wonderful tour including crossing a glacier on the way up to the 2067 meter high peak. The last part is very steep and will require some crawling. The view from the peak is breathtaking, and the route in itself is as well scenic. eason, ropes and glacier gear may be necessary.

• Best Time to Climb: From mid-July to early autumn, once most of the snow and ice have melted or stabilized.
  
  
• Weather Considerations: Conditions can change rapidly in Jotunheimen, so check forecasts and be prepared with proper clothing and equipment.

• Gear: Depending on conditions, helmets, harnesses, crampons, and ice axes are advisable.
  
  
• Guides: For anyone uncertain about route-finding or glacier travel, hiring a certified guide is recommended.