Some of the worlds best skiing can be found in Norway. But almost none of it is lift served. That's why we just had to make this book - a detailed guide to all of the breathtaking ski touring areas in Norway, including Jotunheimen, the Sunnmøre Alps, the Lofoten archipelago and the Lyngen Alps. The original Norwegian version of «Ski Touring in Norway» has inspired thousands of Norwegians to break trail in search of great ski experiences. Now this classic book is finally available in English. We've also included new overview photos and improved route drawings. The book is indispensable for choosing where to go, planning your ski day and even during routefinding in the mountains. Each of the summits is thoroughly described, with route choices, maps and overview photos. Each of the 34 areas is presented with useful information on accommodation, transport, maps, website and local ski areas. You will also find chapters about what gear to bring, first aid, avalanche knowledge and glacier travel. Ski Touring in Norway is published by Norway's biggest ski magazine Fri Flyt. Many of the country's top ski touring guides and local enthusiasts have contributed to the book.
... place. Your options for ski touring adventure in Norway, a country dominated by vast mountain ranges, are seemingly limitless. From glaciated peaks rising directly from the Arctic seas to breathtaking fjordscapes and remote alpine summits, there are off-piste areas to accommodate every taste. Exploring majestic landscapes, trekking through unbroken snow, breathing in fresh mountain air. For the experienced skier, ski touring in Fjord Norway is exceptional. The mountains in the region are perfect for ski touring and freeride skiing. In fact, they're known as one of the best destinations not just in Norway, but all of Europe. 70% of Norway's 385,252 square kilometres is mountains, which means there's an awful lot of potential for backcountry adventures! So where should you go? These destinations are our top picks for skitouring trips in Norway: Lyngen Alps. The Lyngen Alps are in northern Norway, east of the city of Tromsø and well within the Arctic Circle. Boasting some of the world's...