Skaðifjall

Skaðifjall
Goddess of Skiing, Mount Skadi
Highest point
Elevation	8,232 m (27,008 ft)
Naming
Etymology	Skaði
Native name	Skaðifjall
Climbing
First ascent	12 April 1946 William and Jacob Magnusson
Easiest route	Alpine route

Skaðifjall , also known as Mount Skadi, or Mountain Goddess , is a large mountain located in the Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains a sub range of the Yetis Mountains of Northern Gotneska in the Province of Járnger Đr, located in Greater Argic National Park about 75 miles (121 km) east-southeast Jörðlæk. With a summit elevation 8,032 m (26,352 ft), it is the highest mountain in Gotneska.

Naming

The name Skaðifjall comes from the Camonon Goddess Skadi. Will the word Mount is spelled in the native language as fjall a come Camonon spelling for mountains.

History

The first humans to call the Skaðifjall area home firsted arrived sometime between 2000 & 1300 BC. Some artifacts from these early humans have been discovered in the Skaðifjall region. The oldest dating to around 1350 BC.