Arctic Trekking
Lofoten has peaks that rise 1,000 metres from sea level over 5 km. Svalbard has polar bears. Both require the right gear and — for Svalbard — a licensed guide. We connect you to both.
From NOK 2,400/person for guided day treks
Featured routes
Reinebringen, Lofoten
The most photographed view in Norway. Metal steps cut into the ridge in 2022 make it safer than before. Go at midnight in June for the full midnight sun effect.
Munkebu Hut Trek, Lofoten
A classic Lofoten hut-to-hut route. The Munkebu hut sits on a ridge with 360° views over Solvågen and Vindstad — only accessible by foot or ferry.
Trollfjord trail, Lofoten
Technical scrambling into the narrowest fjord in Lofoten. Guide required. Norrøna Sport provides the hardshell layers that make this route viable in Norwegian weather.
Svalbard Wilderness Trek
Multi-day glacier and tundra trekking with polar bear watch. Mandatory armed guide. 57hours connects you to licensed Svalbard expedition outfitters.
Gear and guided bookings
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Norrøna
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Norwegian brand built for Arctic conditions. The Lofoten line is purpose-made for this region.
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Books guided and self-guided trips with vetted local guides. The 8-day self-guided Lofoten hiking tour handles the huts and logistics; you set the pace.
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Lofoten for accessible drama. Svalbard for the true Arctic. Both are within reach.