Fedalsnibba

From Stryn drive about 12 km towards Grotli, then turn left to Flo on the north side of Strynevatnet and drive about 10 km to the end of the paved road at Flo (about 200 m), where there is parking. A gravel road marked against motor traffic, the historic Flofjellsvegen to Vollset in Sunnylven, climbs steeply through two gates, levels briefly across a creek and climbs again to the saddle just before Ångelsvatnet (540 m), where the lower Flo summer farm stands. This saddle is the col that defines Fedalsnibba's prominence. The summit is largely hidden from here; the more obvious peak on the right is Reinskredfjellet. There is no path. One line climbs west up gullies and grassy slopes to about 1,100 m, then works north-west through natural gullies aiming slightly west of point 1340. Another follows the Flofedalen valley north to above 900 m, then turns left up a stream to the small tarns south of point 1340. Either way Fedalsnibba then comes into view and its south ridge leads easily, over late snow patches, to the broad, flat summit plateau. In winter and spring watch for cornices above the steep east side of the ascent ridge. Descend the same way, or return over Marsåhyrna (1,345 m, with a big cliff edge) and Eggene to Ångelsvatnet for a longer round.