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Svolværgeita

One of the most iconic routes in Lofoten.

"The Goat of Svolvær" is one of the most iconic peaks of Lofoten . This granite pinnacle rises abruptly above the town of Svolvær and is famous for its two "horns" that form the summit, offering breathtaking views.

Who is this for?
Anyone in good physical condition can participate. No climbing skills are required. The experience may be a challenge for those with a fear of heights, but we’ll overcome it together!


Group Size

Maximum of 2 people.


Equipment

Proper mountain footwear and clothing.


Duration

4–5 hours.


Meeting Point

Contact us for details.


Conditions

If the activity cannot take place due to weather, we will try to reschedule. If rescheduling is not possible, a full refund will be provided. Cancelation at the latest 7 days in advance.


Safety: Please read our safety policy HERE


THE HISTORY


The first recorded ascent took place in 1910, achieved by Ferdinand Schjelderup, Alf Bonnevie Bryn, and Carl Wilhelm Rubenson. This ascent marked a historic moment in Norwegian climbing and paved the way for future generations of climbers. Since then, Svolværgeita has become a popular destination for climbing enthusiasts, both local and international.


THE EXPERIENCE


The most famous route is "The Goat Leap," which culminates in an iconic challenge: the leap between the two horns. While it may seem terrifying, it is relatively safe for experienced climbers and represents a rite of passage for many. 


Other routes, such as the classic south face route, vary in difficulty, making Svolværgeita accessible to both beginners and experts.

With its combination of history, technical challenges, and spectacular scenery, climbing Svolværgeita is an unforgettable experience and a symbol of the adventurous spirit of Lofoten.

Reserve your spot now!

Start your journey towards one of the most memorable climbs of your life. Don’t wait, spaces are limited!

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