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Mountain Climbing in the Lyngen Alps: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Climb among the epic and remote mountains of northern Norway

The jagged and piercing peaks that stand along the Lyngen Alps in northern Norway are magnetic for picturesque mountain climbs. And besides its climbing quality, the mountains are home to alpine wildlife, and offers a premium seat for the Northern Lights. In general, visit during the warmer months between June and August for ideal mountain climbing conditions.

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1-day Soria-Moria ridge climbing traverse, Ersfjord

1-day Soria-Moria ridge climbing traverse, Ersfjord

Join Tore, an IFMGA-certified guide, on this 1-day Soria-Moria ridge climbing traverse, in the spectacular Ersfjord, in the island of Kvaløya. An exciting adventure in the beautiful Troms region in northern Norway.
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Ersfjord 2-day ridge traverse in Kvaloya island, Tromso

Ersfjord 2-day ridge traverse in Kvaloya island, Tromso

Join this spectacular Ersfjord ridge traverse, covering 16 km along the entire fjord, in the island of Kvaløya, in Tromso. IFMGA-certfied guide Tore takes you on this amazing climb in northern Norway.

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Climbing Otertind in the Lyngen Alps

Climbing Otertind in the Lyngen Alps

Join Tore, an IFMGA mountain guide, on this 1-day climbing trip to the summit of Otertind, one of the most iconic peaks in the Lyngen Alps, lying in the Signaldalen valley.
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Piggtind ascent in the Lyngen Alps

Piggtind ascent in the Lyngen Alps

Tore, an IFMGA-certified guide, takes you on a 1-day ascent in the Lyngen Alps. The objective? Reaching the summit of Piggtind, an iconic pyramid-shaped mountain in Troms county.
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FAQs: Mountain Climbing in Lyngen Alps

What should I know about Mountain Climbing Lyngen Alps?

Located in the far north of Norway, in the county of Troms, is the Lyngen Alps. It runs parallel to the western shoreline of the rugged Lyngen fjord, and cuts through the municipalities of Lyngen as well as Balsfjord and Storfjord. The Lyngen Alps feature fantastic views and quality climbing among its very remote character. The closest big city is Tromso that lies to the west of the mountains.

Why should I choose Lyngen Alps for my Mountain Climbing adventure?

Pristine beauties

In the remote north of Norway stand the Lyngen Alps, a mountain range packed with breathtaking landscapes. Dominating the scenery are giant glaciers and glistening lakes, captivating canyons and gushing waterfalls. Yet the rugged and piercing peaks that roll along the Alps are the jewels of the region, creating spectacular climbing options.
Alpine wildlife
The pristine alpine nature of northern Norway is accompanied by a hardy bunch of flora and fauna that thrive among the harsh weather. There is a thriving bird species that soars the skies above the valleys and forested areas. And during the summer months you will be able to discover reindeer grazing the grassland along with the moose.
Luminating Northern Lights
There is possibly no better place on Earth to experience the unique natural light show of the Aurora Borealis, or the Northern Lights, than the remote mountainside of Norway. Ink-black skies sweep across the region and wait for one of nature’s most spectacular performances. Come to the Lyngen Alps to witness the best of what nature has to offer.

What can I expect from the weather during my Mountain Climbing trip in Lyngen Alps?

The region receives a mild summer with temperatures reaching on average 12°C, with spring featuring the driest season.

Which language is predominantly spoken in the Lyngen Alps region?

Norwegian and Sami.

What currency is accepted around Lyngen Alps?

Norwegian krone.

What's the country code for the Lyngen Alps region?

+47.

When is the best time to travel to Lyngen Alps for Mountain Climbing?

In general, visit during the warmer months between June and August for ideal mountain climbing conditions.

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