Rohkunborri

Drive to Innset at the north-west end of Altevatnet and park at the large car park by the boat harbour (about 490 m, day fee). Book a boat in advance (Camp Leina operates boat transport on the lake): about 17 km and 20–30 minutes east along the lake to Storbukta on the south shore. Agree a pickup time with a generous margin or arrange to phone. There are no continuous paths and no markings. Walk through somewhat wet birch forest towards the stream Njirak, which drains the western cirque; cross it at about 600 m (easy in normal flows) and continue east along its south bank towards the large cirque on the south-west side, entering the national park at about 1,000 m. Above 600 m the walking is easy but soon turns into boulder fields that last for hours; slab-like stones near the cirque rim west of the summit area help a little. A long, undulating 'stone desert' leads to Rohkunborri Vest (1,560 m), marked by a weathered wooden post, about 4 hours from the boat. Descend about 60 m of straightforward, non-exposed scrambling to the col (about 1,500 m), with steep snowfields dropping north to a glacier and glacial lake. The west ridge above, about 160 m of ascent, is the crux: entirely loose, steep scree with a high risk of dislodging stones. Keep near the crest, move slowly and keep well apart. The summit is a flat plateau; the cairn, with an old trig marker, stands at the cliff edge above a huge east-facing cirque. Return the same way; late-season snowfields north of the ascent line can save some scree.