Driving to the southwestern base of the mountain there is a small parking area on the opposite side of the road. Once it is time to get moving you can follow a small snow covered road gaining elevation until arriving at man made avalanche barriers. These were built as there are numerous avalanche gullies you pass and while climbing it is very important to stay up on high ridges compared to just climbing the guts. before long you are at tree line and there is an obvious snow filled gully that you need to ascent. This is one of if not the main crux of the route so it should be climbed with caution and limited exposure of multiple members in the group.

By now you have reached the bottom of the upper bowl and with a long low angle traverse to the east you find yourself on the Eastern ridge and gradually climbing towards the entrance of the South Face which is just below the true summit. If wanting to start riding from the summit it is smart to put on crampons and climb the addition 100 feet but you will have to retrace your steps back to the entrance of the line.

Standing on top of the entrance to the South face of Blåbærfjellet you can see down the entire upper face. Being south facing this line can be done in both powder or corn but should also be done before the heat of the day (noonish) as it is absorbing direct sun light. Dropping in one at a time you can ride down to the lower angled slope and semi-safely look back up at your friends riding down. Once together just ride fall line until you reach a small flat section just above where you had originally climbed the crux earlier. This section should also be done one at a time but remember that the parking lot is off to the skiers right so you will either have to traverse up high or down low. Both are relatively easy and will allow you to ride all the way to the car.

For more photos and information on the route check out this link https://www.whereiskylemiller.com/tamokdalen/blabaerfjellet-south/