Stadlandet

Mosekleivhornet mountain

  • Back view of a woman on a cliff with arms raised, overlooking a curved beach, blue ocean, and green mountains.
  • A lone hiker stands on a grassy cliff above a turquoise bay with a white sand beach and green mountains.
  • Person in a red jacket sits on a rocky cliff, looking over a wide valley and turquoise beach below.
  • High viewpoint over a curved sandy beach and turquoise bay, framed by steep cliffs under a bright blue sky.
  • Topographic map with a red route line from Dragsæid toward Stad grendahus, passing Mosekleivhornet and Hoddevikfjellet.
  • Rear view of a woman sitting on a grassy cliff, looking down at a curved beach, ocean waves, and green hills.
  • A lone hiker stands on a grassy cliff above a turquoise bay with waves, sandy beach, rocky peaks, and distant hills.
  • Panoramic view from a grassy cliff of a curved sandy beach, rolling green hills, and ocean waves below.

    There’s an incredible view of Hoddevik bay from the top of Mosekleivhornet! Area: Stadlandet Type: Hike/walk Classification: Demanding Length and duration: 8.4 km, 4 hours Season: All year round

    You can start a hike to Mosekleivhornet from three different places and all the routes are marked and signposted:

    1. Hoddevikfjellet mountain, at the highest point. Parking about 100 metres from the start point. 8.8 km and 299 altitude meters, roundtrip.
    2. Dragseidet pass, by the car park, 16.5 km and 996 altitude meters, roundtrip.
    3. Ervik, by the community centre (Grendahuset) (school). 9.2 km and 570 altitude meters, roundtrip

    Below is the trip from Ervik to Mosekleivhornet.
    It’s an 8.4 km roundtrip and 488 altitude meters.
    The trail starts at the community centre (Grendahuset). Leave via the back gate and turn left. Follow the trail all the way to Mosekleivhornet mountain. It may be a bit steep over the rocks and the terrain may be wet, before there’s a nice and dry ascent all the way to the top!

    Quelle: Nordfjord