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Even though many websites claim the hike to the fork is very easy and straightforward, we found it challenging. A head for heights and surefootedness are essential. The climb is very steep, requiring scrambling in many places, which is not without its risks for inexperienced hikers!

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At the parking lot, there are still a few old dumps where you can still find ore. The large parking lot is now a popular spot for RVs.

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This pass takes you between Stokkvikvatnet and Ågvatnet, two of the mostly southerly lakes in the Lofoten Islands. While Ågvatnet's trails lead to the idyllic fishing village of Å, Stokkvikvatnet has an end of the world feel about it. The trail to the pass is steep and strenuous but more than worth the effort.

For an adventurous mountain run near Tromsø, Tromsdalstinden is an obvious choice. Also known by the Sami name, Sálasoaivi, the mountain has a special place in the hearts of the local people. The views of the Lyngen Alps from the top are magical.

Skjæringen is often ascended along with the neighbouring Tvillingan (the Twins). The pull up to Aksla, the shoulder between the peaks, is relatively straightforward and the onward run is fairly gradual, ascending to the 3,402-foot (1,037 m) summit.

From here, the view fades to the horizon between stretches of water and peaks.

An absolutely magnificent sight, the Tøttatoppen Peak has been likened to the Matterhorn. From this view, it looks at intimidating prospect to climb. However, a trail sneaks around the back of the peak and getting to the summit is actually relatively straightforward.

Skjæringen is often ascended along with the neighbouring Tvillingan (the Twins). The hike up to Aksla, the shoulder between the peaks, is relatively straightforward and the onward hike is fairly gradual, ascending to the 3,402-foot (1,037 m) summit.