Norway Lofoten Islands
Fløya (Svolvaer) – a steep climb rewarded by sweeping views
Fløya (560m above sea level) is reached via a very steep and sometimes slippery trail, From the summit there are great views over the town of Svolvaer.
Fløya (560m above sea level) is reached via a very steep and sometimes slippery trail, From the summit there are great views over the town of Svolvaer.
The hike to the Justadtinden summit is a 12km round trip, which takes you to one of Vestvågøy’s highest peaks at 738m, on an easy-to-follow path.
Reinebringen is one of the most stunning walks in the Lofoten Island. A very steep and sometimes muddy path to the 448m peak of Reinebringen rewards with awe-inspiring views.
The Stokkvikskaret trail follows Lake Ågvatnet, with chains to assist on the steeper parts, eventually ascending to Stokkvikskaret Pass and Stokkvika village.
Glomtinden (419m) is an exposed mountain peak with extensive views over the Lofoten Islands.
The Sommarsetvatnet hike is an (unexpectedly) delightful hike that ascends from the fjord up to an alpine lake, surrounded by mountain peaks
A steep climb to the Sukkertoppen peak (456m above sea level) rewards with 360-degree views over the fjord and surrounding mountains.
The Storhaugen hiking trail offers stunning views over Lyngenfjord and Lyngsfjellan (the Lyngen Alps).
A fun guided hike to a fossil hunting site at the foot of the Longyearbreen glacier, south of Longyearben.
Evening hike up Plateau Mountain (Plateaufjellet), which overlooks the town of Longyearben.