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Explore the Untouched Backcountry of the Lofoten Islands and Lyngen Alps

Discover the magnificent Lofoten Islands and Lyngen Alps while backcountry skiing in Norway like never before. Chase unending daylight and pure powder. Join us from March to May for expertly led, small-group snowboarding and ski touring excursions that blend breathtaking scenery, lively local culture, and challenging terrain.

A Truly Unique Backcountry Skiing Experience

Prepare yourself for what might be one of your life's most unusual snowboarding and ski touring adventure adventures. Greetings from Norway's Lofoten wilderness! Rigid timetables and the typical clock do not apply here. We set out to explore boat-access backcountry terrain surrounding one of the most stunning and inaccessible archipelagos in the world, with over 20 hours of daylight and various routes.

Our brand-new, upscale lodge, which is situated on a private island in Lofoten, serves as your place to stay for the week. Every detail is taken care of by local hosts and qualified ski experts, making your journey as pleasant as it is thrilling. Beyond skiing, there are cultural activities like fishing and clam-picking on neighbouring beaches, which all contribute to the meals our private chef prepares.

Highlights of the Experience

  • Boat Access to Remote Beaches: Each day begins with a scenic boat ride to untouched backcountry zones, far from the typical tourist routes.
  • Luxury Lodge with Oceanview Spa: After a day of adventure, unwind in our newly built luxury lodge featuring a seaside sauna and spa, offering spectacular views of snow-capped peaks and the ocean.
  • Local Expertise and Culture: Our friendly Norwegian guides and lodge hosts are passionate about sharing their local culture, providing you with deep insights into life in the Lofoten Islands.
  • Private Chef with Locally Sourced Cuisine: Enjoy meals ranging from fresh Atlantic cod and reindeer sirloin to traditional Norwegian fiskesuppe, all prepared with ingredients sourced from the surrounding area.

A Unique Hospitality Experience

Nestled amidst the breathtaking Lofoten archipelago, our exclusive ski lodge with seaside sauna offers an unmatched blend of adventure and luxury. Located on a private island, this retreat is designed to provide a truly personalized experience, allowing you to connect with nature and Norwegian culture in a way few places can match.

Conclusion

In Norway's Lofoten Islands, ski touring is an experience unlike any other. It's a getaway from the everyday, with plenty of daylight, unspoiled landscapes accessible by boat, and cultural encounters woven throughout your trip. This backcountry skiing experience offers everything you could possibly want, including powder-filled descents, secluded nature, and the opportunity to relax in luxury following an amazing day of skiing.
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