Kjerring klumpen 13km round trip – Where Trøndelag wilderness meets the silence of views

From fjord's glitter to mountain summit's expanse – a journey through landscape's soul and the gift of views

Hiking trip poster Kjerringklumpen 13km roundtrip by Hindrum Fjordsenter Norway

On the trail to Kjerringklumpen, you don’t just move upward in the landscape, but inward into a silence that has shaped Trøndelag through millennia.

This 13.4-kilometer round trip starts either from Revelltun or from Hindrum Fjord Center, up the old mountain road, taking you through varied terrain of forest, heathland and stone formations. From the first step you notice how the air changes character — fresher, cleaner, with a promise of views. Along the way you can glimpse Frosta and Tautra to the south, and on clear days you see both Mosviksenderen and the Syl massif to the east. The summit itself rises 602 meters above sea level and gives you an unforgettable panorama all the way to the Atlantic Ocean.

This is a route for those who seek more than exercise — a journey of discovery in nature’s mighty peace and humanity’s presence in the wild landscape.

The trail is well marked, but after rain caution is advised – the mountain ground can be slippery. If you choose the “mountain road,” you pass Brokko waterfall that rushes down through the mountain slope. Starting from Revelltun, you follow the ridge along Hindremselva and over Pessarheia, where the landscape opens dramatically toward the north. The entire route offers magnificent views, a pulse-raising encounter with Trøndelag’s mountain nature, and the chance to experience the peace that only a good mountain hike can give.

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