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The west coast of **Greenland** is a stunning destination for **heliskiing,** including steeps, flat glaciers and 2000-meter descents that go right down to the sea. Being in close contact with the locals also turns it into a meaningful cultural experience.

For this 7-day trip, we are going to the village of **Kangaamiut**, on an island off the coast of Davis strait, between two large fjords. This small village is on the south of the **Artic Circle**.

The easiest way to get there is via **Copenhagen**. We’ll take a flight from there to Kangerlussuaaq, in Greenland. Then, a short flight will take us to **Maniitsoq**, only 60 kilometers away from Kangaamuit. We can cover that distance either by helicopter or by boat.

Skiing in the fjords around Kangaamiut is a major adventure. It requires to be in excellent physical shape as well as being able to ski on any kind of snow conditions.

Due to our great location, we’ll be near a large number of glacial runs, that drop into the fjords behind Kangaamiut Island.

By mid-spring, days are already quite long (lasting from 18 to 20 hours). We may experience all snow conditions. However, we are mostly finding good spring corn snow in the south and powder snow when we are in the north. In addition, the risk of avalanche is lower during spring so we can enjoy and also feel safe.

I will organize groups of 4 people (plus me) for heliskiing. This way, the heli time can be spread among the group.

Finally, after an exciting week of skiing, we’ll go back to Maniitsoq, and fly the following day back to Copenhagen.

**Please contact me if you want to join me in this adventure. The west coast of Greenland is waiting for you to discover its beauty!**

Live the unique experience of heliskiing in Kangaamiut, a village in the west coast of Greenland, with an IFMGA Mountain Guide.

Heliskiing in Kangaamiut, Greenland. 7-day trip. IFMGA guide

http://www.greenlandheliskiing.com/Greenland_Heli_Skiing.html

Heliskiing in Kangaamiut, Greenland

Join me for a great adventure in Greenland, a huge domain for all ski touring fans! There are two options, ski touring or heliskiing. Get in touch with me and let’s leave for such an unforgettable ski experience!

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Heliski & ski touring in Greenland. 8-day trip. Certified guide

Heliski & ski touring in Greenland

**I invite you to join an 8-day backcountry skiing & heliskiing adventure in the island of Maniitsoq.**  

Lying on western **Greenland,** Maniitsoq receives daily flights from Copenhagen. We'll stay at a hotel there.

Most days, we'll departure on a helicopter to reach the most incredible runs on the mountains of the west coast. Then, we'll make a short ascent with sealskins for an off-piste descent in wide-open areas with breathtaking views of glaciers going down to the sea.

I'm one of the few who discovered that Greenland is one of the best spots in the world for skiers. Since then, I have been guiding a lot of groups to let them live an unforgettable experience!

**Would you like to join this trip? Check our next departure dates and send me a request for a unique heliskiing and backcountry skiing adventure in Greenland!**

I propose different programmes in Greenland. You can also look at this [ski touring & sailing trip](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/greenland-ski-touring-sailing-8-days/).

Combine heliskiing and backcountry skiing in Greenland, visiting a different spot every day while based in Maniitsoq, together with an IFMGA mountain guide.

Backcountry skiing and heliskiing in Maniitsoq. 8-day trip. IFMGA/UIAGM guide

https://www.heliskigreenland.com/trips/maniitsoq-2-in-1-package-heliski-ski-touring-trip-options-rates-2336

Backcountry skiing and heliskiing in Maniitsoq

**Discover the last great wilderness in the world. Join me for an exciting 10-day adventure and enjoy 7 full days of skiing and sailing in the Polar Circle, along the south-west coast of Greenland.**

This trip will take you to impressive settings of nature, almost untouched by man.

After an evening in **Copenhagen** and the long flight westwards, the starting point of this exciting week of ski touring will be **Nuuk.** The small capital of Greenland lies at the southern tip of the island, at the mouth of a deep fjord surrounded by mountains.

During this adventure, we’ll explore the coast northwards, anchoring in a different bay each evening. 

In our search for the best runs and snow, we may find deep powder as well as delicious and easy spring snow.

Besides, we'll stay on a refurbished trawler specially adapted for Polar cruises. This will be our warm and comfortable home during the trip.

Our warm and comfortable home during the trip will be a sturdy sailing boat specially adapted for Polar cruises, under the safe guidance of a seasoned skipper with several round-the-world trips under his belt

From the deck you'll see a breathtaking landscape of islands, fjords, impressive glaciers, icebergs and mountains rising directly from the sea, with peaks above 2000 m.

The easy ascents begin at sea level and go up to 800 to 1300 m. At the end of a climbing day, vast virgin slopes will bring you back to the shore, where the Zodiac awaits.

Back on board, there'll be time to relax in the privacy of your cabin. Or even to discuss the day around a drink in the saloon, while the boat quietly departs for the next destination.

**Please contact me if you want to join me for this amazing trip in Greenland. I will be happy to be your guide for this unique experience!**

**You can also check other ski touring programs I offer in other impressive destinations like** [**Kamchatka**](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/kamchatka-guided-heliskiing-ski-touring/) **and** [**Lofoten, in Norway**](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/7-day-ski-touring-trip-lofoten/)**.**

Join this 10-day adventure in the Polar Circle! Enjoy 7 full days of ski touring and sailing in Greenland's western coast, together with Goulven, IFMGA mountain guide.

Ski touring from a boat in Greenland. 10-day trip. SNGM guide

Ski touring from a boat in Greenland

**Still away from the touristic itineraries, unknown to the trekkers community, the Eastern coast of Greenland is a land of adventure like no other: a landscape composed of fjords, icebergs, high mountains, glacier tongues and ice sheets!**

The Schweizerland (which can be freely translated to “Swiss Alps”, discovered and named by the Swiss expedition of Alfred de Quervain in 1912) is a vast massif located on the Arctic Circle. These 3360m high mountains with strong reliefs are covered by enormous glaciers with names that can sound familiar: Glacier France, Glacier Franche-Comté, Glacier Paris, Glacier Pourquoi-Pas? These names witness the passage of a certain Paul-Emile Victor (mid-20th century french explorer).

A remarkable trip by its aesthetics, variety of landscapes (depending on whether one is close to the ocean or deeply engaged in the massif), the progression to “universes” even more singular:

– The beginning of the trek is characterized by deep and branched fjords, a coastline with a complex drawing, the tangling of land and sea and a maritime-alpine geography;

– The “Dry” valleys, isolated, framed by a succession of chaotic glacier tongues, high walls and Patagon-looking peaks;

– The unique atmosphere of the bottom of the Sermilik fjord – Greenland as we imagine it -, its waters loaded with an impressive density of growlers and icebergs released by the giant emissary glaciers of the ice sheet (the very famous Greenland ice cap), felted atmospheres when the mist blends itself with all this ice in transit, glowing lights in the camps when the Sun tangents with the horizon of the cap…

– Finally the passage, at the beginning and end of the trek, through small villages of the Ammassalik region allows us to discover the most isolated Inuit communities in Greenland.

This trek can be qualified as moderately difficult simply because it takes place in isolated and mountainous territory, and in total autonomy (once started, it is not possible to go back – except in cases of absolute necessity). The crossing of the highest passes demands the ability to move forward with a “large” bag in a high mountain type environment.

– Bag weight: 20 kg

– Duration of each stage: 6-8 walking hours

Highlights of the trek are:

– Wild and wonderful beauty of the Eastern Greenland coast (if you are only to visit Greenland once in your life, go to this side of the island!); an itinerary along the edges of one of the most impressive massifs in Greenland.

– A journey with very interesting landscapes, linking very different environments: a complex network of fjords and islands, high mountains and countless glaciers, ice sheets, icebergs and drifting ice…

– A sector that has rarely been visited since it requires one to be autonomous.

– A beginning and end of itinerary in 2 hamlets characteristic of the Eastern coast.

– Assurance to be in good company: with a small group of people known to the guide…

**I invite you to contact me if you are interested in this beautiful journey. I will give you all the details of this unique hike. Early registration allows you to be sure to get seats on the Reykajvik – Kulusuk flight, which has a great rate. It is best not to wait too long before deciding!**

A hike in full autonomy in Schweizerland in the east part of Greenland, looking for unique and wild landscapes, guided by Michael, IPGA polar guide and UIMLA certified mountain leader, in love with polar regions.

Trekking in Schweizerland in Groenland. 16-day trip. UIMLA guide

Trekking in Schweizerland in Groenland

**An incredible adventure in Greenland that combines ski touring & sailing. You cannot miss it!**

**Greenland** is an archipelago that can only be traversed by ship. Once you get there, a new world of ski routes and powder snow unfolds in front of your eyes.

The **Kisaq Ship** will be our home during this 8 days of adventure. That means sleeping time, dinners and all meals will take place on board. It will be a very comfortable and safe experience!

Every day, a motorboat will take us to a different ski touring destination. Ski drops will be over 1000 m height. As most of the peaks have easy access, I recommend Greenland as the perfect place for **any level of ski touring!**

Still thinking about it? Here are the main reasons why you should definitely join me on this 8-day trip to Greenland:

*   There are countless kinds of snowed surfaces with **amazing sea views.**
    
*   Despite its remoteness, it is the largest land of earth with a great flora and fauna.
    
*   It has the **best snow quality in the world,** especially in springtime.
    
*   Its culture is also really incredible.
    

**This ski touring trip in Greenland is waiting for you! Check our next departure dates and send me a request to join this incredible adventure.**

If you are looking for other similar trips in this area, then you should consider this [heliskiing guided trip in Maniitsoq.](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/greenland-heliskiing-guided-trip/)

Our meeting point will be in Maniitsoq, from where the ship sets sail in direction to the islands.

Arrival in Maniitsoq

Early in the morning we will go to a different ski touring piste by a motorboat.

The whole time we’ll be accompanied by the amazing blue sea on our side.

The lunches will be in wild and exotic environments and then, by the afternoon, we will return to the ship.

We will also enjoy many other activities available in **Greenland** such as swimming, waterskiing or riding along the seaside.

The adventure!

The last day we will be transferred to Maniitsoq airport from where you can return to Copenhagen or another place you have planned.

Maniitsoq airport / return

A ship will take you to the best ski touring spots in Greenland during this unique 8-day guided trip created by Marc, an IFMGA mountain guide.

Greenland ski touring and sailing in 8 amazing days!. 8-day trip. IFMGA/UIAGM guide

https://www.heliskigreenland.com/trips/ski-touring-kisaq-boat-cruise-landscapes-fjords-greenland-2321

Greenland ski touring and sailing in 8 amazing days!

**I invite you to the first heliski base camp in Greenland. Enjoy this heliskiing guided trip around the best fjords of the Arctic Circle!**

**Greenland** has unique landscapes that will make you fall in love as soon as you get out of the helicopter. Untouched snow terrains, ocean, glaciers and the Eternity Fjord are the perfect setting for this once in a lifetime adventure.

During this 8-day trip, we’ll be based on the west coast of **Maniitsoq,** a small island with colorful houses.

As peaks exceed 2000 m of height, you’ll be skiing down from a really high altitude. Furthermore, you’ll have the stunning blue sea on your side all the time. And you may even see some whales!

Either on a speedboat or on a helicopter, we’ll reach different spots of the Greenland archipelago every day. Besides, we’ll go off piste skiing in wild and remote areas. During the afternoons, you can enjoy some ski touring or snowboarding.

You can find some extra details on this trip below this description.

**Would you like to join this fantastic heliskiing experience in Greenland? Take a look at our next departure dates and send a request!**

We will meet at the hotel. We will talk about the itinerary, get the equipment checked and prepared to the following heliskiing days.

Meeting at the hotel

We will take a ship or the helicopter in order to get to the different spots of the archipelago from where we will descend and ski.

We will also do some off-piste skiing in groups of 4 around wild and remote areas.

Lunches will take place in front of the sea.

The afternoons will be very exciting because you can enjoy ski touring or snowboarding suitable for of kind of level.

Dinners and resting will take place in the accommodation of Maniitsoq, readily accessible by air. It is a great 3-star hotel in a strategic point of the region. All services are available in this lodge (laundry, WI-FI, sea-view rooms, TV).

Weather conditions change all the time but that won’t be a problem for us because Greenland offers many alternatives such as whale watching, kayaking, fishing, etc.

The last day you will be taken back to the airport of Maniitsoq so that you can continue with your trip.

Maniitsoq airport / Return

A unique 8-day heliskiing trip around the best spots of Greenland. Fjords, glaciers, couloirs and sea will be part of this adventure led by Marc.

Heliskiing guided trip in Greenland, 8 days. 8-day trip. IFMGA/UIAGM guide

https://www.heliskigreenland.com/trips/heliski-maniitsoq-greenland-ski-fjords-island-glaciers-2311

Heliskiing guided trip in Greenland, 8 days

##### Join me for a unique ski and pulka expedition, traversing the large Greenland Icecap!

During this 14-day deep-winter adventure, we’ll navigate through the **Greenland Icecape**, which is the second largest ice field in the world.

Besides we’ll explore the area of **Kangerlussuaq (Sondre Stromfjord).** This is a town lying on the western part of the country, at the head of **Kangerlussuaq Fjord.**

This trip also includes a ski-kite initiation.

**Please contact me if you want to be a part of this fantastic expedition! I will be glad to answer all your questions and give you all the details you need.**

All participants and guides gather and spend the night together in Copenhagen.

Copenhagen

Flight from Copenhagen to Kangerlussaq, the airport that serves as the most reliable and main transit airport in Greenland. Winter conditions can already throw a spanner in the works, but here the arrival and departure times can be maximally insured.

We enjoy the beautiful Greenland environment and make the first preparations for the coming expedition.

Arrival in Greenland

Good preparation is the key to success! Everyone gets his / her personal expedition material, including a sleeping bag, sleeping mat and various other materials. The tents, cooking fires and other duo material will also be distributed, because we will sleep in a tent per 2. We double-check the functionalities of the material and thus avoid less pleasant surprises during the expedition. Finally, we store all the food strategically in our pulkas.

Preparation

After a hearty breakfast we start and we are taken by our host to the beginning of the Arctic Circle Trail.

As with any polar expedition, everyone has to get used to all materials and manipulate everything we need to get through the day well organized. When the tents are set up at the end of the first day, the cosiness of the warm sleeping bag beckons.

Start of the Arctic Circle Trail expedition

The route of the Arctic Circle Trail is indicated here and there by cairns (piled stones) that may or may not protrude above the snow and thus serve as welcome guides. Misguided are the traces of hunters who walk in different directions and can not be followed. Because we still have a firm step regime, we are progressing with an average of 15 to 20 km / day. That means that we get up before the sun does the same to make the maximum use of the limited hours of daylight.

From cairn to cairn

Gradually, some routine in our actions begins to make the expedition life a bit easier and we can try to be ready to start within 3 hours. This seems very spacious, but in the morning there are many tasks to fulfill. First you melt snow and ice for breakfast, afterwards you ensure maximum hydration and also fill the thermosens where you will come through the day. You also count on the fact that all operations in the cold last two to three times as long, as well as taking the luggage and cleaning up the tent camp takes a considerable amount of time. The morning routine will require a lot of energy! Once busy and on the road, however, your batteries are constantly charged by the endless beauty of this unique Arctic wilderness.

Continued from the Arctic wilderness

With regular climbs that never reach higher than 500 m, the terrain ensures plenty of variety. Here and there reindeer or musk oxen will be the price for the patient and trained eye of spotters who do not sink into a step rhythm that invites to languish in deep thoughts. Slightly more difficult to see are the arctic hare and arctic fox because they integrate sight entirely into the white canvas.

If the efforts of the day take the upper hand and everyone falls asleep asleep after the evening meal, the night graves among the expedition members will be embraced as heroes if they ring the alarm clock at night during a nightly walk when they use the Aurora Borealis. (Northern Lights). How difficult it is to get out of that warm sleeping bag, it is more than recommended! You can not miss the gracious, dancing beams of light that illuminate a particle of the enchanting polar mystery!

The photographers among us can safely take their time to record these impressions on the sensitive plate. Of course, the group continues to maintain the necessary rhythm so that no one gets cold by standing still for a long time, and that is why it is a standard procedure to charge the strongest of the group with a second sledge so that the left-behind photographer, after taking his snaps, effortlessly re-enters the group. can join. The same scenario presents itself when, for example, an unexpected toilet visit is required.

The animal kingdom of Greenland

Approximately in the middle of the ACT we find a large open valley where the Ittineq river provides fresh water during the summer and a bridge was built to safely cross the river. In March, however, everything is frozen and we push our skis effortlessly across the frozen plain.

On the route of the Arctic Circle Trail we will encounter a number of smaller huts that previously serve as ’emergency accommodation’ and sometimes offer only 4 berths and are therefore not an option for us. They are admittedly a welcome sign of human presence …

The Ittineq river

The greatest differences in altitude are to be found in the first part of the route, but then we descend at least towards sea level where Sisimiut celebrates the transition from landmass to ocean. The last climb that can still be overcome remains one where we still have some energy left. The daily average has gradually increased and we have an ever smoother routine. Everyone knows where and when they can help with daily tasks. After some redistribution of materials and nutrition, all expedition members have also found the right weight for his / her sled during the past few days, so that the group functions as a whole.

Towards sea level in Sisimiut

One of the best things about polar expedition is the realization that in such an extreme climate and in the greatest seclusion you can enjoy the serenity and tranquility that surrounds you. The weather conditions in March are mostly reliable calm. The snow layer absorbs all sound. The pure white ensures a calming homogeneity. Only our ski tracks will temporarily cause a disruption of the scene. Symbolically, we will make the location of our tent camp as visible as possible and again smooth out. Go places, leave no traces.

When we choose to set up the tent camp on one of the many lakes, we regularly get a concert of crackling ice at night. With the day differences in temperature, cooling / heating will stimulate the shrinking and expansion of the ice. At night everything becomes even more audible and it seems as if there is a danger in those musical interludes of the deep silence. At temperatures of 25 ° C on average, there is no reason to panic because the lakes are completely frozen.

Overnight on crackling ice

Today we reach our final destination Sisimiut. The excitement of achieving our goal gives extra energy and the countdown of the last kilometers makes all fatigue disappear as snow in the sun. When we see in the distance the first signs of a human settlement – call it a real city – the desire for warmth and a hearty meal grows among the ones, with the others there is some nostalgia. Sisimiut is growing, we quickly see cars driving from one to the other and we have a chat with the local population, who certainly wants to hear how we have done it. Upon arrival at the hotel, we hook the musketon of our armor for the last time and everyone looks forward to that deserved shower!

The first signs of a human settlement

Salvation itself … such a deep night’s sleep in a soft bed! Revaluation for the smallest things is something that we hopefully can take with us for a long time in daily life, just like the solidarity of the group. With the end of this expedition, the further course does require some organization and the sleds have to be completely unpacked to let everything dry and ready for transport back to Kangerlussuaq. Of course, a visit to Sisimiut is a must.

An overview of the covered route

When the short return trip to Kangerlussuaq calls us to the airport, we are already looking forward to a seat at the window to view our ski route from a height.

The transit in Kangerlussuaq feels a bit like coming home again. Again we find our stuff that allows us to take a second step towards civilization. All expedition materials are stored in the storage place where they are waiting for a new adventure. The return flight to Copenhagen takes place in the afternoon and we turn our timepieces 4 hours ahead.

With regular waiting times between the flights, photos are exchanged and we think back to the deep experiences we have all experienced. Things that were experienced as difficult, mistakes that were corrected at the suggestion of the guide, materials that were gradually experienced as fellow travelers instead of dead matter … Everyone has experienced it in his / her way, the demand for a new expedition will be being answered with a yes / no based on the appreciation of the expedition. But what leaves no doubt is that the intensity of this experience will continue to reverberate for a long time.

Return journey

After a nice breakfast with the whole group, it’s time to say goodbye. Whether you enjoy a few days in Copenhagen or return home … You will never forget this experience again!

Saying goodbye

A 14-day ski and pulka expedition, traversing the Greenland Icecap and Kangerlussuaq (Sondre Stromfjord), together with Dixie, an expert polar guide.

Ski-pulka expedition in Greenland. 14-day trip. IPGA guide

https://www.polarexperience.com/polar-level-2-eng

Ski-pulka expedition in Greenland

**Would you like to visit one of the last remaining areas of virgin and wild terrain in the planet?**

I am always trying to discover new destinations. At this time, **I offer you to travel around Greenland's East Coast aboard Arktika, a 25-meter sailboat. It will be an unforgettable 7-day sailing and hiking tour.**

Greenland is full of **mountains, fjords and icebergs**. An ice sheet covers more than 80% of its territory. We will visit Ammasalik Island, with an area of ​​772 km2, and whose highest point is a glaciated peak of 1,352 meters.

There are many things to do here: **strolling around the fjords, watching whales and seals, and hiking on the mountains and glaciers. We will stop at a different spot every day and at night, we can enjoy the beautiful aurora borealis** before falling asleep on the Arktika. It is the perfect travel program for photographers and families!

**But apart from the adventure, I'm sure you'll enjoy the cultural aspects of this trip as well!** The east coast of Greenland is populated by last direct descendants of the Arctic cultures of Dorset and Thule. They still practice of their surviving traditions. **You'll probably be surprised at how warm people are in spite of the weather conditions!**

On the first day we will meet in Kulusuk, a village with no more than 500 inhabitants, and spend the night on the Arktika. Then the adventure begins: **6 days of navigation between icebergs and hiking through incredible mountains and glaciers.** We will visit, among other places, **the fjords Sermilik and Johan Petersen, and the towns of Tiniteqilaaq and Kummiut.**

**So, what are you waiting for? Join me on this trip and get the chance to explore Greenland’s east coast. I will be happy to guide you through this amazing and unexplored land!**

We can also board the Arktika to combine skiing and sailing around Iceland. If you are interested, check out my [Ski & sail 7-day tour in Iceland.](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/ski-sail-7-day-tour-iceland/)

We will meet in Kulusuk and spend the night on the sailship.

Boarding on Arktika

We will sail from the Sermilik fjord to the Johan Petersen fjord, where we will anchor.

Sailing through de fjords

On day 3 we will walk through Johan Petersen fjord and visit the glacier.

Hiking through fjords and glaciers

In this amazing fjord we weil anchor in the middle of the ice.

Visiting the Sermilik fjord

On day 5 we will sail towards Tiniteqilaaq, a small town of 120 inhabitants with a spectacular view of the Sermilik fjord. Our expedition will continue to the village of Kummiut, where we will make a pleasant afternoon walk.

Friendly towns

On sixth day we will continue exploring the fjords. It is possible to visit a former World War II military base.

Exploring the fjords

We will return to the Ammassalik fjord to finish our tour in Kulusuk.

End of the tour

Raphael, an IFMGA certified mountain guide, takes you on this 7-day sail and hike incredible tour through Greenland’s East Coast!

7-day sail and hike tour in Greenland. 7-day trip. IFMGA/UIAGM guide

7-day sail and hike tour in Greenland

**Maniitsoq is a beautiful town in Western Greenland at the South of the Arctic Circle**. Because of its low population and unique nature its landscapes are of an indescribable beauty. **Maniitsoq is also a great whale watching and heliboarding and heliskiing destination**. Of course,  it does require some logistics and guidance to do these activities, which is where we come in**. On this eight day heliboarding and splitboarding adventure in Maniitsoq I will show you around this breathtaking and remote spot** in the North!

To get to Maniitsoq you will have to fly in from Copenhagen. Although it is not included in our itinerary, you might want to spend a few days there too! Once in Maniitsoq we will have the chance to explore different ascents and descents on our snowboards or skiis. We will kick off the day with a helicopter that will take us to some stunning mountains in the west coast and then take it from there**. As we skid down the lovely white snow we will have breathtaking views of glaciers and of the sea!** Then at night, we will return to the Maniitsoq hotel which overlooks the harbor.

Of course, for this trip you will need some previous snowboarding experience. And, logically good fitness is also a requirement. Groups however will be reduced, no more than four people per snowboard/ski group, so **attention will be very personalised. I will happily assist you with anything you need and show you around**!

Are you ready for a unique heliboarding tour in a remote and breathtaking location? Then **book your place now and join me on this heliboarding and splitboarding adventure in Maniitsoq**!

Would you prefer to sail and ski around Greenland? Then we suggest you check out this 8-day [ski touring & sailing trip!](https://www.explore-share.com/trip/greenland-ski-touring-sailing-8-days/)

Join IFMGA/UIAGM certified mountain guide Marc on a unique weeklong Heliboarding and Splitboarding trip in Maniitsoq in Greenland!

Heliboarding and Splitboarding in Maniitsoq. 8-day trip. IFMGA/UIAGM guide

https://www.explore-share.com/trip/backcountry-skiing-heliskiing-maniitsoq/

Matt

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