Jaspisfjellet - sharp peaks and wild mountain nature in Nord-Skorve
Jaspisfjellet is located behind the striking Hestenutane in Nord-Skorve, and is known for its sharp peaks and dramatic silhouette. The name probably comes from its resemblance to the stone jasper, but there's no jasper here - it's the shape and character of the mountain that gives it its distinctive appearance.

You can hike up to Jaspisfjellet from two sides:
- From the Flatdal side, via Breikvamfjellet, which connects Skorvekammen from the southwest and towards the peaks.
- From Stav i Langlim, where you enter from the north side and get a more direct, but steep and partly unmarked route up to the mountain.

The hike takes you into a wild and open mountain area, where you can continue backwards along the pinnacles if you want a longer hike. The view stretches across Flatdal, Bø and Lifjell in one direction, and on towards Skorve and Seljord in the other.

This is not a marked hiking trail, and you should be used to the mountains, have good footwear and be prepared for rough and partly demanding terrain.

Length: Variable (4-10 km round trip depending on route)
Time: 3-5 hours round trip
Altitude: Approx. 1160 m above sea level
Gradient: Steep and steady
Terrain: Ur, mountain ridges, partly unmarked
Difficulty level: Demanding
Suitable for: Experienced hikers and those who want to explore Skorve from a new perspective