Mountain Climbing in Norway: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Explore the rugged and remote arctic mountains of Norway.
Norway is tucked away in northern Europe and home to a large chunk of the Scandinavian mountains and stunning scenery the Lyngen Alps. With half of the country lying beyond the arctic circle, it’s a great remote location for mountain climbing.
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FAQs: Mountain Climbing in Norway
What should I know about Mountain Climbing Norway?
A must-do climb in Norway is the Stetind ascent. The Stetind mountain, which is located in Nordland sits at 1391 meters. It’s actually the national mountain of Norway. The climb is exposed so it’s not for the faint-hearted. You’ll also need ropes and a certified guide to help you climb. Close to Tromsø, you’ll find a number of fjords. One of them is a particularly good location for climbing. The Ersfjord fiord is surrounded by tall mountains which you can traverse. Mount Otertind is another classic Norwegian climbing spot. This is a steep but straightforward climb that even beginners can handle.
Why should I choose Norway for my Mountain Climbing adventure?
Northern Lights
Hunting down and seeing the aurora borealis is the experience of a lifetime. Northern Norway, particularly Tromsø, is one of the best places on earth to see this beautiful phenomenon.
**Stunning Fjords **
Fjords are long narrow passages of water, surrounded by high cliffs, and you’ll find a lot of them in Northern Norway. They make for a beautifully dramatic landscape and are also great places to sail through and explore.
**Great climbing spots **
Norway has excellent places to climb such as the Lyngen Alps. From straightforward walk-ups to technical, exposed climbs, there’s something for everyone. Plus, it’s a great way to explore Norway’s beautiful nature.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Norway?
Norwegian but English is largely spoken.
What currency is accepted in Norway?
Norwegian krone
What’s the country code of Norway?
+47
How can I get to Norway?
Fly to Oslo then move around the country with domestic flights, trains, buses or car.
What’s the high season for Mountain Climbing in Norway?
May through September
What can I expect from the weather in Norway?
The weather in Norway depends on where you are. Oslo has milder weather with warm summers and cold winters. Further North in areas like Tromso you can expect summer averages of around 12°C and winter averages of around -4°C.
What people are saying about Mountain Climbing | Norway
Greg
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Magnus was simply the best guide we could have hoped for! A fantastically experienced, safe and fun person to successfully take us up the summit of this incredible mountain. He was also incredibly kind in helping to facilitate me proposing to my girlfriend (now fiancé) on the summit and to safely bring us back down to earth again, for which we’re both very grateful! The climb itself was a truly memorable and wonderful one. Though physically arduous and exposed at times, it was totally worth it for the magnificent views and with Magnus, there wasn’t a single moment where we felt at risk. Huge thanks for a perfect trip!
Ethan
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We had an incredibly wonderful trip at Stetind, Magnus contributed greatly to making the trip a fantastic experience with his peace, knowledge and security. Thanks for the ride:-)
Julia
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We had a great walk up Stetind (normalveien) with Magnus! Magnus is professional, easy to talk with, calm and friendly, and made out trip just perfect! I’m giving Magnus my best recommendations!
Madison
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Magnus is absolutely amazing !!! Quiet, safe and secure. He gave the trip to Stetind an extra great experience, created complete security. Recommended!
Madison
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Got a fantastic trip up Stetind. Magnus was calm and safe all the way so it was a super experience.
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