Norway·March 17 - 24 2025
Lyngen alps skiuke
A whole week of backcountry skiing in the most stunning mountains of Norway
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Skiing in the Lyngen Alps is a unique and unforgettable experience. Located in Northern Norway, the Lyngen Alps offer stunning views of the arctic landscape, with majestic mountains and fjords, and some of the best conditions for off-piste skiing in the world. With its abundant snow, challenging terrain, and lack of crowds, the Lyngen Alps offer a truly adventurous ski experience. From steep couloirs to wide-open powder bowls, skiers of all levels can enjoy endless runs in this remote and unspoiled wilderness. With its breathtaking scenery and exciting ski terrain, skiing in the Lyngen Alps is truly a one-of-a-kind experience that should not be missed.
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Schedule
Given the abundance of ski routes in the Lyngen Alps, we can adjust the itinerary during our skiing week to the preferred challenge level of our clients and the weather. The skiing program is decided on a daily basis based on technique and experience. We are going to leave (early) in the morning (depending on weather conditions) and come back in the afternoon. Lunch will be a snack while skiing. We are going to have a great dinner at the b&b or at some restaurants depending on your preference.
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What's Included
What's Included
Certified IFMGA mountain guide
6 days of skiing
7 nights in a typical house
What's Not Included
Flights
Restaurants and bars
Anything not detailed in the "What's included" section
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Trip Entry
FROM$2,337.70/pp
Lyngen Alps, Norway
A wild country to be discovered
Norway is a country with a rich and deeply ingrained outdoor culture, with a population that values and enjoys spending time in nature. From skiing and snowboarding in the winter, to hiking, fishing, and kayaking in the summer, Norwegians have a deep appreciation for the great outdoors. The country is home to some of the most stunning natural landscapes in the world, including fjords, mountains, forests, and lakes, and these landscapes are easily accessible to all. Norwegians have a long-standing tradition of taking advantage of their natural surroundings, and this is reflected in the many outdoor activities that are popular in the country. Whether it's exploring the wilderness on foot, kayaking along the fjords, or skiing in the mountains, Norwegians cherish their connection to the outdoors and continue to foster this important part of their cultural heritage.
Trip Tips
Skiing Skills
On this trip, some of the stages are demanding. There are often some long stages, and / or a demanding summit push where it can get cold. You must stand up to reach the goal, and have a good training basis and good health before departure. There could be the possibility to sleep in bivouacs, but you do not have to have experience with bivouacs to participate. It is also recommended that you have previous experience with ski touring or ski mountaineering.
Liability
Fjello selects local partners with the utmost care. For any inaccuracies, however, we can not accept any liability. Climbing and skiing are risky sports that takes place in nature. Ultimately, you are fully responsible for the choices you make. Fjello recommends that anyone who does not have sufficient knowledge and skills not go outdoor alone. All our trips include a local certified guide who will take care of your group. Enjoy your adventures safely with first-hand information from the locals.
Travel
Please DO NOT book your flights until this trip is confirmed. Most of our trips require a minimum number of participants to run. Wait for the status of the trip to be confirmed. We can also offer a full package by buying the flight tickets.
You'll Be Staying Here
Typical Rorbu
Rorbu houses are traditional Norwegian fishing cabins that have been converted into cozy and rustic accommodations. These historic buildings, typically found along the coast of Norway, have been updated to offer modern amenities while retaining their original charm and character. Rorbu houses often feature bright, colorful exteriors, large windows with views of the sea, and comfortable interiors with traditional furnishings. They provide a unique and authentic experience for travelers, allowing them to immerse themselves in the local culture and way of life.
Related Blog Posts
The origins of skiing can be traced back to the Stone Age, when the Vikings used skis to travel across the snowy terrain of Norway. These early skis were made of animal bones and were used for transportation and hunting. The sport of skiing, as we know it today, evolved from these early skis, and it is believed that the first organized ski competition was held in Norway in the 18th century.
FAQs
What should I bring?
Clothing
- Underwear, wool (or warm material)
- Socks
- Midlayer
- Insulated jacket (warm)
- Shell jacket
- Shell pant
- Hat, warm
- Buff
- Thin gloves/mittens
- Gloves/mittens
Footwear
- Ski boots
Equipment
- Head lamp
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen/chapstick
- Goggles
- Ski helmet
- Skis and poles
- Skins
- Crampons
- Ski crampons
- Ice axe
- Avalanche beacon
- Probe
- Snow shovel
- Light thermos
What's the weather during the period?
You can visit this website for insights about the weather.