Tromso lies at the doorstep of the Artic in Northern Norway, surrounded by the peaks of the Lyngen Alps, deep fjords and islands. The city is the springboard for frosty adventures in Norway’s wildest and unspoiled areas. Ice climbing is a very popular activity in this area, and has exciting icefalls to climb in the day, while the Northern Lights igniate fascination in the evening. The best time for an ice climbing trip in Tromso is between November and March.
What should I know about Ice Climbing Tromso?
The Norwegian municipality of Tromso lies in the north of the Nordic country, located in the county of Troms. Tromso has a population of approximately 76,000, making it the largest urban area in Northern Norway. Its name derives from the main island of Tromsoya which is stands, given that the municipality stands on many small islands that are populated with high mountains.
Why should I choose Tromso for my Ice Climbing adventure?
Alpine playground
What can I expect from the weather during my Ice Climbing trip in Tromso?
The region holds a subarctic climate with a short summer and long wintry conditions. Yet it is warmer than other regions of a similar latitude because of the warmth of the Gulf Stream.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Tromso region?
Norwegian and Sami.
What currency is accepted around Tromso?
Norwegian krone.
What's the country code for the Tromso region?
+47.
When is the best time to travel to Tromso for Ice Climbing?
Visit between December and April for ideal climbing conditions.
Isaak
5.00
We wanted ice climbing and we got exactly that. The gear we used was in good shape and we had a ton of fun. What can you ask more for?
Amy
5.00
Thanks for making my first trip to Norway magical!!!!
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