Galdhøpiggen is the highest mountain in Norway and Scandinavia, reaching a height of 2469 metres above sea level. Climbing Galdhøpiggen does not require specialized climbing equipment, but the path is steep and rocky in places. It is recommended to have experience in mountain hiking and good physical fitness.

In summer, temperatures on Galdhøpiggen range from 5 to 15 degrees Celsius. Conditions are usually good, although fog and rain may also occur. It is recommended to bring clothing for different weather conditions, including warm clothing, a rain jacket, and a hat.

In winter, conditions on Galdhøpiggen are much more challenging, with a lot of snow and low temperatures reaching as low as -20 degrees Celsius. Climbing in winter is only possible with appropriate equipment and experience in winter mountaineering.

The trail to Galdhøpiggen is well-marked. It leads through steep and rocky terrain, as well as the Styggebreen glacier. Due to the glacier crossing, it is recommended to have crampons and an ice axe, as well as a guide who can help you safely cross the glacier. The estimated time to reach the summit is 5-7 hours.