Romsdalshornet is one of the most iconic mountains in Norway. The first "official" ascent was 1 September 1881 by the Danish climber Carl Hall, together with Norwegians Erik Norahagen and Mathias Soggemoen. The north face route is one of the most popular climbs of Norway, in a IV grade. Sindre Sæther had climbed in 37 minutes up, and his father Ole Johan Sæther still holds the downhill fastest time in 20 minutes. 

The route starts in Åndalsnes and goes up to Nesaksla, the end of one of the most classical ridges in Norway, Romsdalseggen. In 2007 one of the most prominent Norwegian mountain runners, Jon Tvedt, ran in 21'16''. 

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