Over the years I’ve been able to explore the Lyngen Alps of Norway with mountains climbing 4,000 feet out of the sea and a small road that runs along most of the range it offers access to any type of terrain and aspect and isolation that you could ask for. But the true beauty of the place is how being in the Northern Arctic at 69 degrees changes everything. From low angle sun not affect snow to constant slush from the Midnight sun its a wild transition. From day trips to two week traverses, from 4,000 foot couloirs to the sea to open glacial slopes with the expanse of the Arctic sea surrounding you. The Lyngen Alps of Norway offer a good bit of everything to everyone.
Info on the North Chute of Store Kjostinden Store Kjostinden is a 1,488 meter peak just north of Lyngsedit in the Lyngen Alps of Norway. Being a prominent Massif it offers potential ski runs on all aspects. The northeast side holds the Rottenvikbreen Glacier which flows almost to the summit. The Eastern ridge holds numerous … Read more
Info About Spanstinden Being directly off E6 which is the main highway in Norway Spanstinden is possibly the most popular ski tour in the Narvik area. With a summit elevation of 1,457 meters and a starting point of just over 400 meters there is no approach to the peak. With easy access and great views … Read more
Info About Gangnesaksla Gangnesaksla is a 1,317 meter peak located just outside of Narvik in Northern Norway. Located in the Southwest corner of the Skjomen fjord its Southern slope is considered the longest couloir in all of Norway. This area was highly contested in World War 2 as the Germans used it as an area … Read more
The Trollfjord is a 2 kilometre long cut into Austvågøya Island in the Lofoten Islands of Northern Norway. In a place known for spectacular scenery this spot could be considered its gem. The only access to this area is via boat or kayaks with the shortest approach being over 10 kilometres. There is a 6.2 … Read more