Two minutes video of The Molde Panorama

Описание: The Molde Panorama is the popular term describing the range of mountains which can be seen from the city of Molde, Norway, from the east to the west, looking south over the fjords Fannefjorden and Moldefjorden/Romsdalsfjorden. The classic viewing point was Rekneshaugen just to the south of the Romsdal Museum near the city center, yet today most people go up to Varden (407 m) in the Molde hills to view the city, the fjords and the mountain range. This video shows the view from Varden.

The Molde Panorama comprises 222 skyline peaks when seen from the panorama guide just above the old Varden log cabin, this according to Mr. Asbjørn Ørjavik's panorama leaflet (1993 edition). Ørjavik also names 89 other peaks, even though these are not mountains in their own right. 196 of the 311 named peaks are over 1000 meter (3281 ft.), and at least 170 of these can be rightfully listed as mountains as such in a climber's record.

160 of the 222 skyline peaks are situated in the Romsdal region, 43 in the Sunnmøre region, and 19 in the Nordmøre region. As from the viewing point the most far away mountain is Snota with a viewing distance of 101.1 km. The highest mountain is Store Venjetind stretching 1852 meters (6076 ft.) into the sky. The more predominant mountain to the east, due to its proximity to Varden, is Skåla (1128 m/3701 ft.), the highest mountain within Molde municipality.