Svartetua is the highest point between the villages of Syvde, Eidså, and Fiskå that offers a beautiful view in all directions. The trail runs through fairly gentle terrain from Eidså to Svartetua via the cabin that was built by the 4H organisation. It starts along a cart track and later becomes a path. Up to the 4H cabin at 300 m a.s.l., you will walk through very easy and family-friendly terrain, and route finding will not be a problem. The trail gets slightly steeper and more difficult as you move forward, and the ascent to Storevass-skaret will be the hardest and steepest section. The top of Svartetua is considered to be the small crag that sticks out of the relatively flat plateau slightly west of the mountaintop itself. The path from the 4H cabin to the top of Svartetua is marked with blue sticks and blue paint in the terrain. Alternatively, you get to Svartetua by following the route “Right up Blåfelden”
http://mrfylke.no/Morotur/Turer/Blaafelden-rett-opp-rute-54 In that case, you will come up to the highest section of the plateau. There, you will see the sign for both Svartetua and Blåfelden. Svartetua lies about 200 metres southwest of that sign.