Oppland Fylke
(only mountains with primary factor >= 100m)

1. Galdhøpiggen 2469m Lom Aug 2001
  Norway's highest (and most visited?) mountain.
2. Glittertind 2452m Lom Aug 2001
  Norway's second highest mountain.
3. Vesle Galdhøpiggen 2369m Lom May 2002
  Galdhøpiggen's 100m lower neighbour.
4. Storgjuvtinden 2344m Lom May 2002
  A neighbour of Galdhøpiggen, located above the Storgjuvbreen glacier.
5. Bukkehøi 2314m Lom May 2002
  Characteristic peak above nordre Illåbreen glacier.
6. Store Tverråtind 2309m Lom May 2002
  Characteristic peak above nordre Illåbreen and Svellnosbreen glaciers.
7. Besshø 2258m Vågå Jul 1995
  Popular mountain, located above Lake Gjende and the famous Besseggen ridge.
8. Slettmarkpiggen 2163m Vang Aug 1999
  Sharp top located above Lake Bygdin. You pass Slettmarkkampen on the way to the summit.
9. Kyrkja 2032m Lom Aug 2000
  Very characteristic peak located above Lake Leirvatnet and Leirvassbu.
10. Heidalsmuen 1745m Sel Aug 2006
  A high, gentle and rounded mountain with great views.
11. Veslefjellet 1743m Vågå Aug 1992
  High point on the route across Besseggen.
12. Grindane 1724m Vang Jul 2005
  Large mountain above Lake Vangsmjøsi in Valdres
13. Bitihorn 1607m Vang Aug 2001
  Also known as the "gate to Jotunheimen". Located near the popular winter resort Beitostølen.
14. Skinneggi 1607m Vang Aug 1999
  High point on a large plateau south of Eidsbugarden
15. Hundeknappen 1547m Vang Aug 1999
  Located on the Skinneggi plateau, with good views towards Lake Bygdin.
16. Knutshøe 1517m Vågå Jun 1998
  Characteristic and popular peak south of Lake Gjende
17. Storhøi 1349m Sel Aug 2006
  Along with Steinhø (1338m) and Stålhø (1231m), Storhøi is a close neighbour to Heidalsmuen, which is located a bit further south.
18. Rånåkollen 1162m Lesja Sep 2007
  Located near the village of Bjorli. A "mandatory" hike for all visitors...

 

 

 

 

 
  Aerial photos, including Jotunheimen.
  Sognefjellet pictures


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