Tromsø

Snowshoe Like a Local in Tromsø

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  • Fredrik Langes gate 2

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Experience Norwegian outdoor life on a guided snowshoeing tour through Tromsø’s snow-covered forests and Arctic landscapes.

This tour is operated by Arctic Cruise in Norway.

Norwegians love spending time outdoors, and snowshoeing is one of the most authentic ways to experience winter in Northern Norway.

Join an experienced local guide for a fun and personal adventure through Tromsø’s snow-covered landscapes. Travel comfortably in a premium electric vehicle before heading into peaceful forests, deep snow and beautiful Arctic scenery.

No previous snowshoeing experience is required. The route is adapted to the group’s fitness level, preferences and the conditions on the day. Choose an easy walk across flatter terrain or climb a small hill for wider views of the mountains and surrounding wilderness.

Walk through the snow, breathe the fresh Arctic air and discover the simple pleasures of Norwegian outdoor life. The small group gives you personal attention from the guide and plenty of time to enjoy the landscape, play in the snow and take photographs.

During the tour, you will be served coffee, tea or hot chocolate with traditional Norwegian lefse or Kvikk Lunsj chocolate.

After the experience, you will receive a personalised digital artwork inspired by your Arctic adventure and the scenery of Northern Norway.

Minimum age to participate: 12 years

Restrictions and important information:

  • The tour is not recommended for guests with back problems.
  • Pets are not permitted.
  • The tour is not accessible with a pushchair or pram.
  • The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
  • No previous snowshoeing experience is required.
  • The route is adapted to the group’s fitness level, preferences, weather and snow conditions.
  • Extra hats and mittens are available if required.
  • The tour can also be booked as a private experience.
  • Groups of more than seven guests can be accommodated upon request using an additional vehicle.
  • An upgrade to a Porsche Cayenne Electric may be available upon request for an additional charge.

Included:

  • Transport in a comfortable premium electric vehicle
  • Experienced local guide
  • Snowshoes and walking poles
  • Coffee, tea or hot chocolate
  • Traditional Norwegian lefse or Kvikk Lunsj chocolate
  • Extra hats and mittens if required
  • Opportunities to take photographs
  • Personalised digital artwork inspired by your Arctic experience

Please bring:

  • Warm winter jacket and trousers, preferably insulated or windproof
  • Thermal underwear or other warm base layers
  • Warm, waterproof winter boots
  • Hat and warm mittens or gloves
  • Scarf or neck warmer
  • Extra warm layers on colder days
  • Phone or camera

Number of participants: Maximum 7 guests per vehicle. Larger groups are available upon request.

Level of difficulty: Easy

Departure time and place: 10 AM (10:00) outside the main entrance of Scandic Ishavshotel, Fredrik Langes gate 2, 9008 Tromsø

Meeting time: 10 minutes before departure

Duration: 3 hours

Accessibility information

  • Adapted for people with disabilities

How to get there

Please bring: A warm winter jacket and trousers, warm waterproof footwear, a hat, mittens and additional warm layers if required

Meeting time and place: 9:50 AM (09:50), 10 minutes before departure, outside the main entrance of Scandic Ishavshotel, Fredrik Langes gate 2, 9008 Tromsø

Departure time: 10 AM (10:00)

This tour is operated by Arctic Cruise in Norway.

Contact info. Arctic Cruise in Norway:
Per Ståle Larsen: +47 918 00 501 / Kurt Arild Larsen: +47 905 49 997 / [email protected]

Contact info. Visit Tromsø-Region: +47 776 10 000 / [email protected]

– 1 990 NOK *
* Preise ab

Quelle: Visit Tromsø-Region