Neådalssnota Skiing
An adventure in the heart of Trollheimen
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Turen til Neådalssnota er lang og krevende. Her med utsikt til sørflanken på en optimal vinterdag for å gjennomføre denne turen. Photo: Oddveig Torve
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Skoggrensa passeres med Storli i bakgrunnen. Photo: Oddveig Torve
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Toppunktet nærmer seg og stigningen er bratt. Photo: Oddveig Torve.
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Ta en pust i den bratte motbakken for å ta en kikk på de majestetiske omgivelsene. Photo: Oddveig Torve
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Neådalssnota er det minst tilgjengelige fjellet i Trollheimen. Fra toppen er utsikta fantastisk - 1621 meter over havet. Photo: Oddveig Torve
Essential info
- Destination: Oppdal
- Season: February–May
- Difficulty: Expert
- Distance: 12.7 kilometers (out‑and‑back)
- Elevation Gain: 1,350 meters
- Duration: 8–10 hours
About Neådalssnota
A day’s strenuous and steep tour is needed to reach the top of the least available mountain in Trollheimen. Neådalssnota (1621 m.a.s.l) is the highest peak in the area between Snota and the mountains of Innerdalen.
Getting there
From Oppdal, drive Rv 70 west for about 20 km to Lønset. Follow Storlidalsveien until it ends. By Storli you will find parking and a service building. Parking fee.
Trail description
Both during summer and winter, climbing Neådalssnota from the southeast is the least demanding. From the parking by Storli, continue north through the birch forest on the right side of the stream - Veslebekken. Follow the stream up towards Storbekkdalen. When you have passed the treeline, follow Storbekkdalen towards the ridge between Storbekkhøa and Halsbekkhøa.
From here you will get a few, good turns down towards Namnlausvatnet. Continue to the west-end of Sprikltjønnin. Follow the valley east of Neådalspiken. When reaching 1200 meters above sea level, the safest route is to follow the east ridge to the top. The last section is steep. Be considerate, and keep a slow paste towards the top.
Be aware of the snowdrifts and do not move too far out on the sides of the ridge.
Neådalssnota is an exposed peak with a panorama view over Snota, Folldalen, Trollhetta and the mountains in Innerdalen.
Facts
Never seek out or enter potential avalanche terrain without proper knowledge, experience, and equipment. Always bring a beacon, avalanche probe, and shovel in your backpack. Check the weather- and the avalanche forecast at varsom.no.
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