Our ski expeditions

The feeling of skiing day after day, preferably with the sled in tow and the tent on top, has for many become a haven where the phone doesn't ring, the email doesn't arrive and the head is allowed to rest. It is good to feel the physical effort and the calm pace. Our ski trips and expeditions are more popular than ever, so here you will find an overview of what we offer. If you are someone who dreams of white expanses and the crackle of snow under your skis- see all our ski tours to find the one that suits you. Check out our collection page.

Winter course in Jotunheimen

Our winter course in Jotunheimen is specially designed for those of you who want to learn more about winter camping. During a long weekend in Jotunheimen, we guarantee you a content-rich and educational course where we go from theory to practice so that you get a solid introduction to good routines, tips and tricks that make winter outdoor life both safer, more fun and more comfortable. The course is suitable whether you want to learn to eventually go on your own winter trips, or if you want to join us on other ski trips but need more experience. There is also a nice intro to mountain skiing with a sled and tent in winter, which can be useful for those of you who want to test whether this is something for you. Read more about Winter courses in Jotunheimen.

Ski Expedition in Northern Norway - Crossing Finnmarksvidda

It is wild and exotic in Finnmark, and the ski trip across the platteau is a great test if you dream of a polar expedition one day. At Finnmarksvidda you get a taste of endless expanses, cold and long days out skiing. Our tour starts in Alta, where we are transported to Øvre Stilla (30 km), which is the starting point for the ski tour. From here, the route follows the old winter road over the mountain. We will stay in three pleasant mountain cabins which are spread out in appropriate day stages across the platteau. When the ski trip is finished, we are transported from Assebakti and back to the airport in Alta. Read more about Ski Expedition in Northern Norway - Crossing Finnmarksvidda.

Experience Pasvik - Ski adventure with pulk and tent

The name Pasvik carries a certain weight for us nature enthusiasts. The national park is an extreme branch of the Siberian taiga. Here we find primeval forest, wetland areas, a few low ridges, small bodies of water and scattered pine forests. In other words, we are in a unique natural area within Norway's borders. Our trip to Pasvik is not only a wonderful nature experience, it is also a trip that is very suitable for first-time travelers with sleds and tents. From Kirkenes Airport it is only two hours to Nyrud, where our skiing expedition starts. Four enchanting days on the Siberian taiga await. Join us on a different skiing expedition this winter! Read more about Experience Pasvik - Ski adventure with pulk and tent.

Crossing Norway Ski Expedition

Do you want to see some of the most beautiful things Norway has to offer and  feel the sense of expedition life with a tent and sled? Then this is the tour for you! 120 km in 7 days. The route runs along the official "Norway across" traverse or "Tvers" in Norwegian. Were at 63º North in Trøndelag, from the Swedish border to Trondheimsfjord. We follow marked winter routes for large parts of the trip, but also go on unmarked terrain for some stages. We walk in weather-exposed high mountains, scattered birch forests and warm conifer forests. Youll never get bored with how diverse the terrain becomes. Parts of the tour go along the fantastic mountain massif Sylan, which is located right near the Swedish border. This is a trip that goes under the radar for many, and is one of the true adventures to say youve crossed all of Norway. It is no different from more well-known trips such as Finnmarksvidda on skis or Svalbard on cross country. Read more about Crossing Norway Ski Expedition.

Crossing Svalbard

For many, crossing Spitsbergen will be the ultimate way to experience the magnificent nature of Svalbard, as well as being an introduction to expedition life in the Arctic. With ice-covered fjords, snow-covered mountains and exciting wildlife, this is a fantastic trip that simply has to be experienced. We set up day stages between 20 and 30 kilometers and set up camp every evening. Most of the day is spent skiing, but we have a leisurely pace and take breaks along the way. We plan the route in relation to the weather, and the path of least resistance guides us - we want to get the best out of the trip, and the route can be adjusted several times along the way. Read more about Crossing Svalbard West to East. Read more about Crossing Svalbard East to West.