Hike to Kinnarodden / Cape Nordkinn
Kinnarodden, or Cape Nordkinn, is the northernmost point of mainland Europe. The journey from the Mehamn side crosses remote, rocky tundra with few landmarks and rapidly changing weather; most hikers plan an overnight trip and must be fully self-sufficient. Practical route, parking and trailhead…
Kinnarodden, or Cape Nordkinn, is the northernmost point of mainland Europe. The journey from the Mehamn side crosses remote, rocky tundra with few landmarks and rapidly changing weather; most hikers plan an overnight trip and must be fully self-sufficient. The published route is 47.5 km return, with 1,407 m of ascent; allow 2 days. It is graded demanding and the recommended season is may–october. Use the mapped trailhead outside Mehamn and park without blocking the access road.
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