Skagastølstindane

Skagastølstindane is a mountain massif located in the Jotunheimen mountain range in Norway. It is part of the Hurrungane sub-range, known for its rugged and dramatic peaks. The massif consists of several distinct summits, with Store Skagastølstind, also known as Storeggen, being the highest and most prominent. This peak reaches an elevation of 2405 meters above sea level.

The area is a popular destination for mountaineers and climbers due to its challenging terrain and spectacular scenery. The ascent of Store Skagastølstind is considered one of the classic climbs in Norway, often requiring technical climbing skills, particularly the final section known as the "Vesle Skagastølstind" or "Little Skagastølstind". Other notable peaks within the Skagastølstindane massif include Vesle Skagastølstind and Midtre Skagastølstind.

The massif is situated within the Jotunheimen National Park, which protects Norway's highest mountains. Access to Skagastølstindane typically involves a hike to the iconic mountain hut, Skagastølsbu, which serves as a base for expeditions. The surrounding landscape is characterized by glaciers, steep rock faces, and alpine meadows. The region's natural beauty and demanding climbing opportunities make it a significant landmark in Norwegian mountaineering history.