How to get there:
The mountain is perhaps most easily approached
from the pass Veoskar which can be reached from
the hut Spiterstulen as well as from the DNT hut
Glitterheim. Route description:
The climb from Veoskar is straightforward. The summit itself
consists of a large block. Comments:
I climbed this peak in the early morning hours after
having arrived in Veoskar the previous day with
my son Tor. We had completed a long traverse
(above 2000 m) from Surtingssui to Veoskar that
day.
This is perhaps the most famous and well known summit, however
the east summit is about 2 meter higher. I was unaware of this
when I climbed the peak, too bad, I may have to pay another visit.
This traverse from Surtingssui to Veoskar which also could
be continued to the summit of Leirhøi (2330m), is perhaps
the longest continuous route abve 2000m in Norway. The route
involves scrambling as well as glacier crossing and should not
be attemped without proper gear and experience. The route traverses
several minor points that some high "point collectors" consider
significant. In order of increasing primary factor:
Blåbrehø S-1, 2154m, primary factor 10m,
Styggehøbretindan, 2220m, primary factor 30m,
Blåbrehø N, 2165m, primary factor 58m,
Blåbrehø S-2, 2196m, primary factor 60m.