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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.

... or to spend the night in a storm :-)

Nice place to get some shade from the sun

You can take shelter here if necessary.

A beautiful piece of earth.

Here you can take a short rest, protected from the wind

It wasn't suitable for swimming during our visit. The beach was small, and the lake was very full from the meltwater and the rain of the last few days. But I can imagine it being there in the summer. You have to fight your way up here, though, as there are a few short, tricky sections that shouldn't be underestimated.

Å is the southernmost place in Lofoten. You can walk further south, but the roads end here. From the parking lot it is only a few meters down to the water and the steep rocks. However, camping is not allowed here and dozens of signs underline this. It's nice to take a short walk along the harbor and then you can move on. From the ferry in Moskenes it's around five kilometers to Å, but it's worth it. There is also a small museum in town about the dried fish that Lofoten is so famous for, and Å will give you a feel for this beautiful island chain.