Stetind, also known as Stáddá in Lule Sami, is a mountain located in Narvik Municipality in Norway. With its distinctive obelisk shape and smooth sides that reach down to the fjord, it was voted as Norway's "National Mountain" in 2002. Despite its title, Stetind isn't a super popular tourist spot, but it did get a tourism boost after the recognition. Climbers first conquered its summit in 1910, facing challenges like the smooth crag "Mysosten." Overall, Stetind is a unique and iconic mountain in Norway's landscape.