Kleneggen

Leave the E136 about 4.6 km north-west of Bjorli at the sign for Brude, and after 1.8 km take the uphill fork onto the construction road (free in 2011; steep, washboard sections, probably closed in winter). After about 9.5 km park at Kaldåtjønna beside Danielbua, near a small bridge, at about 1,150 m. There is no marked path. Head east/north-east, keeping lake 1379/1380 on your left, to the saddle at about 1,438 m (about 1 hour); do not turn east too early, as steep cliffs that are easy to miss on the map lie below the ridge. From there aim for the lowest point of the ridge between Børa (1,916 m) and Kleneggen's south top, at about 1,830 m; the scree to this notch is firm but tiring. prominent-mountains.no describes an alternative line up the side valley behind Kaldhøa and past lake 1395, where small cliffs are best avoided slightly south of the Kaldbottinden–Børa saddle. From the notch, climb scree well left of the cliffs to point 1933 (the south top), then follow the broad, stony summit ridge about 1–1.3 km north-east, dipping to about 1,910 m, to the summit cairn with a logbook. The ridge has steep cliffs on the south-east side and a couple of cuts into it that need care in fog. The view drops 1,900 m to Eikesdalsvatnet. Descend the same way, or go south almost to the Kaldbottinden saddle, west into Kaldbotn and down the north side of Kaldåa, which one author found less steep and more stable. Børa is an easy side trip from the notch.