Spådomsnuten towers in the Skorve mountain massif and is easy to recognize from the Flatsjå side, where it rises steeply and markedly from the landscape. This is a breezy and wild hike that is not marked - but animal tracks and old paths will help you much of the way up.

You start the hike from Kivledalen and head up the hillside. The path is indistinct in places, but it is possible to find your way for mountain hikers with an eye for terrain and direction. You gain height meters steadily - a total of 634 meters up - and are eventually rewarded with an incomparable view of the Skorve plateau, towards Flatsjå and further into West Telemark.

A little below the main summit is Spådomskalven (996 meters above sea level), a steep and exposed cliff that juts out into the landscape. It is possible to venture out here, but it is not recommended - and must be done at your own risk and with great caution.

This is a trip for those who like untouched nature and challenging mountain terrain, without necessarily following T-marked trails.

Length: Approx. 7-8 km round trip
Time: 3-4 hours
Altitude: 1030 m above sea level (634 m ascent)
Terrain: Animal trails, paths, scree and bare rock.
Difficulty level: Demanding - unmarked route
Suitable for: Experienced hikers, adventurers, those who want to see Skorve from a new perspective