How to get there:
The mountain is a ridge parallel to and east of Ulvekam.
The highest point is at the southern end facing Hybens Bjerg and
Torstind. Route description:
The mountain is separated from a ridge with several small summits
going eastwards (a bit north of east). The glacier between this
ridge and Pålsryg forms a nice valley before climbing quite
steeply to the pass between the aforementioned ridge and
Pålsryg. There are some crevasses near the top. I skied this
slope both down and up, however, it can be avoided if approaching
on the south side (from the east) of the ridge. There are several
rockbands with snow in between coming down towards the pass from
a point approximately 50 meters north (to the right) of the
summit. I climbed one of these snow fields (quite narrow at places)
while keeping contact with the rock next to the snow. The slope
is less steep higher up and I could continue on good rock to the
main ridge line. From here, an easy scramble south (left) to
the highest point at the end of the ridge. Comments:
This was a solo climb, a good sized cairn was built at the summit.
This cairn could later be observed from Base Camp.
Resources:
Images
Pålsryg.
The highest point is the south end near the
snow saddle that can be seen left in the picture.