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A flat cliff 600 m above the Lysefjord, Norway's most famous hike.

A boulder wedged in a chasm ~1,000 m above the Lysefjord, reached over three chained climbs.

The 'Troll's Tongue' rock jutting over Ringedalsvatnet, a social-media icon.

The iconic ridge between emerald Gjende and blue Bessvatnet.

A spiky ridge directly across Gjende from Besseggen, with two airy scrambles.

Norway's highest summit at 2,469 m, by the glacier-free Spiterstulen route.

A 2,068 m summit crowned by DNT's highest staffed lodge.

A knife-edge ridge with vertical walls on both sides above Åndalsnes.

Sherpa steps from town to the Rampestreken viewpoint and Nesaksla (708 m).

A short, steep climb to a ridge facing the Romsdalen walls.

The 1,564 m 'Queen of the Sunnmøre Alps' rising straight from Hjørundfjorden.

A steep pyramid over Hjørundfjorden and Norangsfjorden.

A relentless climb to the 1848 stone tower of Skålatårnet at 1,848 m.

On a clear day you can see a sixth of Norway from this 1,883 m summit.

A classic valley walk from mountain plateau down toward the fjord.

A Sherpa-built stone staircase to the view over Reine and the Lofoten Wall.

The highest peak on Moskenesøya, with chains and real exposure.

A lake-strung route past the Munkebu DNT hut to the 770 m Munken.

A 'mini-Trolltunga' rock above the wild Kvalvika beach.

A short, steep ridge with a 360° Lofoten panorama.

A steep climb above the photogenic village of Henningsvær.

The Sherpa stairway to the wedged-boulder 'Devil's Gate' above Svolvær.

The 639 m 'Sail of Senja', the island's most photographed peak.

The ridge that gives the iconic photo of Segla's sheer vertical face.

A ridge walk over Mefjord and Ørnfjord, a locals' favourite.

An easy summit over the island-dotted Bergsfjorden.

A Stø to Nyksund loop over summits and along wild beaches to a historic fishing village.

A coastal climb on Andøya over white-sand beaches.

Vesterålen's highest peak at 1,262 m, deep in a national park.

The Fjellheisen cable car (or a Sherpa trail) to the 421 m Storsteinen ledge, on to Fløya.

Tromsø's pyramid-shaped landmark peak at 1,238 m.

A demanding traverse of the seven peaks rising straight from the sea.

A gentle walk into 'Norway's most beautiful valley' beneath the Innerdalstårnet spire.

A steep climb to an abandoned mountain farm facing the Seven Sisters waterfall.

A high balcony ridge above the Hardangerfjord and its orchards.

The world's longest wooden staircase, 4,444 steps up the Lysefjord wall.

A short family walk to a famously shaped rock formation.