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Sætrenibba Hike

Take on the rewarding climb of the Sætrenibba hike (859 m) in the heart of the Sunnmøre Alps in Norway's Møre og Romsdal region. The route follows a section of the historic old postal road and climbs to a summit that offers stunning views of the surrounding fjords, including the renowned Geirangerfjord, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Remarks

Best time of year to hike: From June to October, on average. See the Norway FAQ for more details.

Difficulties of the hike

More than 75 % of the climb is on the old postal road, Den Trondhjemske Postveg. This wide, well-marked trail gently winds uphill to the remains of the Ljøsætra mountain pasture.
The final 100 meters of elevation gain are on a mountain trail, clearly indicated by a sign at the intersection with the postal road.

What you'll love

The spectacular view: A memorable panorama awaits you at the summit, embracing the Geirangerfjord and the Hellesylt region.
The historic trail: Walk in the footsteps of postmen from years past on a well-preserved section of the “Den Trondhjemske Postveg.” This historical immersion will appeal to some, while others may prefer wilder, less developed trails.
The charm of the mountain pastures: Pass through the ruins of Ljøsætra to experience the pastoral life of the Norwegian mountains in years past.