challenging
8 hours
Participants should be in strong physical condition with good endurance and agility for ice climbing.
Scale stunning frozen peaks and ice formations in the dramatic Lofoten archipelago with expert guides. Experience Arctic alpine climbing where sea meets snow in breathtaking Norway.
From 3.250 NOK | 8 Hours
Experience the thrill of alpine climbing in Lofoten, where stunning ice-covered peaks meet the ocean. With routes for all skill levels and the chance for first ascents, this unforgettable adventure is guided by certified experts. Relax at Lofoten Ski Lodge and connect with fellow climbers in a breathtaking setting.
Ages 16+
Imagine looking at serrated ridges and sharp summits, plastered with ice and snow and surrounded by ocean. You are now looking at Lofoten! An alpine climbers dream with its short approaches and spectacular routes this is one of the best places in the world for alpine climbing. Lofoten has endless opportunities for alpine climbing and its no problem finding routes that will fit your skill level. If you are lucky maybe even a first ascent! The main season for alpine climbing is February and March.
Northern Alpine Guides use IFMGA certified guides to make sure you get the best experience possible. Stay at Lofoten Ski Lodge to relax and enjoy the nice atmosphere with other climbers and skiers between climbing world class alpine routes with an ocean view. If you love climbing this adventure should be on your bucket list!
Dress in layers and bring quality insulated gear to stay warm in Lofoten's variable winter climate.
Ensure you have crampons, ice axes, and helmets specifically designed for ice climbing to maximize safety.
Spend some time warming up with easier climbs before tackling mixed or vertical ice sections.
Keep distances from animals and pack out all waste to preserve Lofoten’s delicate ecosystems.
Lofoten’s landscape has been shaped over thousands of years, with Viking settlements nearby reflecting a rich Nordic heritage.
Guides emphasize low-impact travel, educating climbers on preserving fragile ice formations and local wildlife habitats.
Keeps you warm and dry amidst Arctic winter conditions.
winter specific
Protects your head from falling ice and debris while climbing.
winter specific
Necessary for climbing and stability on steep frozen surfaces.
winter specific
Provides traction on icy terrain to prevent slips and falls.
winter specific