Geittinden

Drive Fv73 between Trofors/Hattfjelldal and Bleikvasslia and park at the Stornesdalen car park below Storneshaugan, at the narrow southern arm (Sørbukta) of Tustervatnet, about 400 m. There is no path. Head west along the south-west shore of Tustervatnet through open patches of forest, crossing several small stream gullies, until the cliffs above on the left end (about 1.7 km); then climb through the first break in the wall. The vegetation belt is the worst part: dense birch, tall willow scrub and ferns hiding holes, slow and very slippery in rain. Following a GPS track from a previous party saves a lot of effort. Above the tree line continue to lake 768/769 (about 2 hours), then west along the slope south of the lake below Litltinden, over boulders, to the shallow outlet of lake 965, which is easy to cross. From the flat ground at about 1,000 m west of the lake, climb the steep east-facing slope directly west for 200–300 m on grass ledges, small gullies and slabs (slippery when wet; some easy scrambling), trending left towards the north-north-east ridge. Above about 1,300 m follow the broad, rough ridge south. A sharp ridge in a red-brown fault zone at about 1,400 m is bypassed on its west side. The last kilometre is flatter, with a series of false tops; one carries a large cairn that is not the summit. The main cairn is on the east side of the triangular summit area. Return the same way; in cloud the ridge is confusing.