The ridge in the foreground is right (west) across Dalsdalen. This ridge originates
from Felden (1272m) outside of the picture and runs across Bjørnadalshornet (1061m)
and to Breidefjellet (980m). From this point the ridge steepens and falls off to the right (north).
Behind this ridge (across the fjord Dalsfjorden) and
in more sunlight is Blæja (1142m) in the far back, with
Blæjeskardtinden (1131m) more clearly visible with a nice bowl in front. The rigdge
continues to the right to Storefjelltinden (963m) and then to the characteristic
Tenna (990m). In front of Tenna is the north-west ridge from Trollvasstinden.
Further right (north) of Tenna, one sees Høgenipa (1097m) and several more (gentle)
mountains.
Just left of Arnt, in the foreground, is Sandhornet (1065m), while the white, dominating peak
on the right hand side of the cairn is Saudehornet (1303m). The villages Volda and Ørsta are
both roughly along the line of sight to Saudehornet. To the right of Saudehornet is Vassdalstinden (1277m).
Kvassegga is the north-east ridge from Trollvasstinden, the cairn further out is called Kvassehornet.
Further right and in the foreground (on this side of Austefjorden) is the pronounced
Bjørnasethornet (739m). Across the fjord from Bjørnasethornet is an entrance to the main
valley that cuts across to Hjørundfjorden. Koppefjellet (940m) is on the left of
this entrance. To the right there are three distinct peaks with the middle one a bit more
withdrawn. They are Snøhornet (1309m), Litledalshornet (1226m) and
Blåfjellsegga (1285m). Across the middle of these peaks (slightly left) we see a very
dominating and distinct Jakta (1588m).
To the right of the three mountains mentioned above, we find Sandegga (1389m).