Offersøykammen

Offersøykammen is a 436 m summit on Vestvågøya in the Lofoten Islands. The Skreda line is a 2.6 km round-trip that starts at the Skreda rest area on the E10, about a ten-minute drive from Leknes. No park authority or other official publisher issues route statistics for this mountain.

The walk begins at Skreda, follows the E10 a short way east to the original dirt start (about 600 m along the highway in the 68 North notes), then climbs steeply through low scrub and mud to a relatively flat summit plateau and a stone cairn. There are no stone stairs and no switchbacks worth naming. Elevation gain is 436 m from near sea level to the 436 m summit height published by 68 North and Peakbook. Walking time on the Skreda line is 1–2 hours round-trip.

A separate route, the Nappstraumen-tunnel variant, is about 6 km and less steep. It is not the same outing as the Skreda line and is not mixed into the 2.6 km or 1–2 hour figures.

From the plateau the view looks down onto the Nappstraumen strait and across to the mountains of Flakstadøya. The north-west side of the plateau drops as a cliff; stay back from that edge. The plateau is wide enough that the northern horizon is not blocked by taller peaks on this ridge, so it is an open midnight-sun viewpoint in late May to mid-July.

Himmeltindan (himmeltindan-lofoten), the hikeable south summit at 931 m, is 2.1× the height of Offersøykammen's 436 m top, on a 7.5 km route with 945 m of gain — 2.9× the Skreda distance and 2.2× the gain. Reinebringen (reinebringen-lofoten) is a separate Lofoten viewpoint on a built stair.