We meet at the mountain station in the afternoon/evening the day before we make our summit attempt. Then we go over the next day and hand out equipment.

.On the actual day of the climb, we meet at 7:00 am after a proper breakfast. Then it's uphill, uphill and a little more uphill. During the day, we take breaks at regular intervals and look at (weather permitting) the fantastic view. It is said that you can see about 8% of Sweden's surface from the top.

.On the way up to the top, we cross the Björling glacier and then climb up the Östra leden. At the steep climbing passage after the Björling glacier, the Swedish Tourist Association previously had a via ferrata, which they have decided to remove for the 2025 season. Our guides are trained by the Swedish Mountain Guide Organization and have the expertise to assess and manage risks in glacier and steep high mountain terrain.

.NOTE! We cannot guarantee that we will make it all the way to the top as the current conditions dictate. Safety always comes first. However, we promise to do our best!