De beste Routes voor off-piste skiën in Nordland

A classic Lofoten outing with all the right ingredients that make for a fun tour, Kvittinden is not very long or committing to skin up and therefore is a good option when the weather is marginal....

The starting point for this trip is in Skjombotn, about 1 hrs drive from Narvik. In Skjombotn, follow a tractor road until it ends and park your car (there are several spots)....

Ippočohkka is one of the highest peaks around Narvik, and one of the finest to ski. From the road, climb up the slopes just right of the creek to reach the lower part of a ridge....

From the road, climb up the slopes just right of the creek. As the angle eases, follow the creek bed on its right side. Above 900 metres, cross to the left where snow cover over the river is solid....

From the summit, head south along the ridge, staying on the flat area to the right and well-away from the potential cornices to your left. At the end, there is a little ramp (30°) that leads to the small north facing glacier....

A long, but scenic and rewarding route to one of the larger glaciers around Lossihytta (Lossi hut). This route is particularly attractive for late-season and summer skiing, as it holds snow until very late in the year....

When you are at the Lossihytta (Lossi hut) you cannot fail to notice the prominent Huinnarčohkka (1788 m) and its large, crevassed glacier. From the surrounding peaks, you can also see a prominent side and end moraine below....

This tour is a fine outing in the vicinity of Narvikfjellet, taking you to both south- and north-facing slopes. The lifts of Narvikfjellet provide quick access. Take the gondola to 656 m....

Gagnesaksla is a popular ski tour in the region, for good reasons - moderate terrain, fast access, good skiing and fantastic views over the 25 sq km Frostisen plateau glacier, one of the larger ones in Norway....

Geitgallien is perhaps Lofoten’s most popular and spectacular ski touring summit and at 1,085 meters is one of the area’s higher peaks. Geitgallien has a highly improbable looking summit, protruding from the surrounding granite walls and vertical to overhanging on three of its sides....

Geitgallien is a truly magnificent ski touring peak and also one of Lofoten’s highest summits. An impressive summit, unrivaled 360 degree views and an abundance of awesome ski terrain make any ski trip up and down Geitgallien an unforgettable experience....

The mythical Trollfjord area provides a truly magical ski experience and is home to some of Lofoten’s best adventure skiing. Accessible only by boat, it is also a more remote and committing place to ski than some of the other classic tours in Lofoten....

Himmeltinden and its surrounding sub peaks stand alone on the western side of the Lofoten archipelago, and this is one of the main the reasons it can be such a great option for a ski tour....

The peaks of Varden and Smatiden are conveniently situated close to the towns of Kabelvag and Svolvaer and are popular ski touring objectives. Their awesome scenery, accessible location and easily manageable ski terrain make this area popular with local and visiting skiers alike....

From Lossihytta head north-west over the plateau (late in the season there can be a lot of water under the snow - take care!) until you reach the slopes that lead up to a broad ridge....

The tour starts in Fjellbu. If the road is open, you can drive up and park near the bridge below Durmålstinden (5 kilometres; 410 metres). If not, cycle or ski in....

From Tredjetoppen ski directly down towards the south on the easternmost of the "5 fingers". This is a fun 30 - 35 degree descent on its own. At 1000 metres take a hard left and wrap around the ridge and then ski down into a drainage via a short but steep (40 degree+) drop....

This tour up Storsteinsfjellet is a ski mountaineering endeavor - the skiing pleasure down the flat glacier is limited, but the airy ridge, steep south couloirs, immense views and the feeling of remoteness make for a rewarding outing....

Frostisen is one of the highest summits in Northern Norway, yet it is relatively unknown. The peak is heavily glaciated, with the Ruostajiekņa/Frostisen plateau glacier being the 15th largest in Norway, covering an area of about 25 square km....

The middle finger is the central line of five lines (the “5 Fingers”) on the southwest slopes of Narvikfjellet`s backcountry area. It is the steepest of the five lines, with good fall-line skiing and views down to the fjord....