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Okshornan peaks, Norway

cover photo by Walter Dall

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The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 9.0 (average on 3 votes)

Coordinates : 69.531955, 17.323852 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : The Okshornan peaks, also known as 'Devil's Jaw', soo a range of mountains with a particularly sharp form that can be found in the island of Senja in Norway. Are a spectacular location and landscape can be photographed from different camera points; the easier it is between Steinfjord and Ersfjord.

Recommended equipment : Wide-angle, standard zoom, telephoto lens and tripod.

Best months : All year round, the most common shooting point (a pitch down the road) is also easily accessible in winter.

How to get there : Most of the photos are taken from Tungeneset rasteplass (69.486948, 17.333180), a rest area between Steinfjord and Ersfjord, from here you can make great shots with rocks in the foreground. If you are very adventurous, you can try to reach the base of the mountains, leaving the car in the small village of Ersfjord, and then continuing on foot along the coast. The hike is quite challenging, especially in winter, there is no path and some steps are slippery and dangerous, so the only advice to those who have experience and proper equipment.

Visits : Freely can be visited all year.

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