Blåhø (alt. 1671 m) and the lake (southern) Svarttjørn, Trollheimen.

Blåhø in the morning light. The dew is still seen on the tent.

Blåhø, end of September.

Blåhø in the middle of October at sunset.

Blåsalen ("The Blue Hall"), an ice cave close to Blåhø (pictures above).

Inside Blåsalen September 1996.

Autumn in the upper part of the mountain birch region. Blueberry leaves give rise to the red color.

Autumn colors. Looking back on the first part of the trail from Gjevilvasshytta to Trollheimshytta.

Gjevilvatnet in Oppdal, autumn.

Litjhelvetet (dialect:'The Little Hell') in the Trollhetta massif, Trollheimen.

The Minilla valley in the morning. View from Svarthamran, Trollheimen.

She is wearing rubber boots – the soles are too soft for tender feet on stony ground.

Close to midsummer, an hour or two before true midnight, a flock of reindeer passing by (Trollheimen).

Rock Ptarmigan (Lagopus mutus) in sunlight and light rain.

Rock Ptarmigan chick. Look closely where you tread when you see the mother's injured wing act.

The Small Tortoiseshell butterflies feed on the nectar of Moss Campion at altitude 1320 meters.

Emerging from her very first dip in freezing point water.

The mountain Snota at sunset viewed from the northwest end of Storlifjellet.

Just another sunset, viewed from the same place as above.

From the north end of Storlifjellet, Trollheimen. Neådalssnota is seen top left.

The top of Snota (1668 meters) on a warm summer day. Its the central mountain of Trollheimen.

This small green lake lies 500 meters below the peak of Snota.

The outlet of the lake Vassdalsvatnet ends in a water curtain. Below the west slope of Snota.

The valley Slettådalen is quite flat for 5 kilometers. Snota in the background.

Trollheimshytta, the accommodation for mountain hikers in the central part of Trollheimen.

Golden light at sunset. Sprikletjørnin and Neådalssnota, Trollheimen.

Spring twilight, view from a mountain top. I've forgotten where.

Vangshaugen, alt. 750 m, south of the valley Sunndalen, September 2000.

Hiking to Trolltindene: Mountains Bispen and Kongen. Lower left is the upper part of Trollstigen.

From Trolltindene: Trollkjerringa and Trollgubben (wife and husband) seen top right.

Bruraskaret ('The Bride Pass') in Trolltindene was used for BASE-jumping into the valley Romsdalen.

The shadow of Trolltindene and glimpses of Romsdalen.

The "backside" of Trolltindene. Showing you where to go ;)

The Romsdalen side of Trolltindene seen from the idyllic Litjfjellet.