Lyngen is one of Norway’s most classic ski touring areas - where towering mountains, glaciers, and deep fjords create perfect conditions for outstanding skiing.
The skiing in Lyngen is varied and suitable for both experienced ski tourers and those looking to improve their skills. Here you will find everything from long mountain slopes with breathtaking views to steeper and more technical lines.
From the trip description by Mountain Guide Travel
On-snow support
- Independent: Below this trip's level of support
Ski or ride independently, without trip staff accompanying you on the mountain.
- Hosted: With your guide
Trip hosts ski or ride with the group, help everyone get oriented, and share local knowledge.
- Guided: Included
Professional guides lead the group and select suitable terrain and routes based on conditions and ability. Instruction is not included.
- Coached: Not confirmed
Professional coaches lead the group, select suitable terrain, and provide instruction and personalized feedback to help you improve.
- 6 days on snow with staff
- Backcountry guiding6 days of ski touring led by a certified mountain guide (UIAGM/IFMGA).
Terrain, ability and who it is for
- Located north of Tromsø, the peninsula offers sharp peaks, deep fjords, and impressive glaciers where the mountains rise straight from the sea.
- Thanks to the northern location, snow conditions often remain excellent well into May, sometimes even until June.
- This trip is suitable for those who have previous experience skiing off-piste, ski touring, and are familiar with the associated equipment and how it works.
- You do not need to be an expert, but you should feel comfortable in varying snow conditions and be able to ski black runs.
- Sport
- Ski + Snowboard
- Max group size
- 6 guests
From the trip description by Mountain Guide Travel
What the price includes
Included
- Lodging
- Meals
- Avalanche safety equipment rental (shovel, probe, and transceiver)
- 16-week training program designed for the trip
- 6 days of ski touring led by a certified mountain guide (UIAGM/IFMGA).
- 7 nights in a private rorbu cabin (shared room).
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Avalanche safety equipment rental (shovel, probe, and transceiver).
- A 16-week training program specially designed for the trip by a licensed personal trainer.
- Plenty of amazing ski tours!
Not included
- Transfers
- Personal equipment.
- Travel to/from Lyngen.
Not confirmed by the operator: Lift pass, Lesson.
Where you stay
We stay in a private rorbu cabin right by the harbor in Lyngen, surrounded by the island’s stunning nature. The house features a fully equipped kitchen, two bathrooms with showers, a private sauna, spacious social areas, and a laundry room with drying facilities. Accommodation in shared rooms is included.
All meals are included in the trip. Breakfast and lunch are prepared together in the house, while dinners are served at a nearby restaurant connected to the accommodation.
Getting There
Tromsø is the nearest airport and the starting point for travel to Lyngen. From there, it is approximately a two-hour drive to the accommodation.
From the trip description by Mountain Guide Travel
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Dates and prices
- Mar 27 – Apr 3, 20272026/27 · 8 days32,900 SEKSEK 32 900 per person, 2027 price, minimum 4 participants; shared room in a private rorbu cabin, all meals.LimitedChoose these datesBook on company website
7 nights, 6 days skiing.
- Apr 3 – Apr 10, 20272026/27 · 8 days32,900 SEKSEK 32 900 per person, 2027 price, minimum 4 participants; shared room in a private rorbu cabin, all meals.LimitedChoose these datesBook on company website
7 nights, 6 days skiing.
Prices, taxes and fees, required extras, inclusions, availability, and booking terms can change. Confirm the current price and trip details on the company website; source last reviewed September 24, 2026.
Good To Know
- March to May is generally considered the best period for ski touring in Lyngen. Weather, wind, and snow conditions may affect the itinerary.
- The trip runs with a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 6 participants.
- Bring touring skis with randonnée bindings / splitboard, climbing skins, ski crampons, crampons and an ice axe (see the equipment list).
From the trip description by Mountain Guide Travel
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