Ski touring around Narvik (3 days)

With a population of 18.000 Narvik is a lively city with hotels, restaurants, cinemas and nightclubs. It also has a ski resort, Narvikfjellet, within walking distance from the city center. Narvikfjellet has been selected as the host of the Alpine World Championships in 2029. This means that the town and the ski resort is currently preparing for hosting this event, with big plans for improving and expanding the lift-accessed skiing and snowboarding.

The variety in terrain to be found around Narvik means that we can adapt to the current weather and snow conditions. If it is snowing and there is bad visibility – we do some tree skiing (we have many good spots with trees up to 600 meters above sea level). If the snow cover at sea level is poor – we start higher up (we have several roads that give access to higher elevated terrain). If it is overcast and bad visibility – we can often find another option with better weather (it is often different when you move to the next fjord or over to the high mountain terrain in Sweden).

Dates

We offer guided ski touring from the beginning of February to the end of May in 2026.

Our standard package is three days of guiding, you can choose between Monday-Wednesday or Thursday-Saturday (contact us if you’re interested in other combination of days than these).

Price

From NOK 4000/person for three days

• 1-2 persons – NOK 21 000 for the group
• 3-4 persons – NOK 22 500 for the group
• 5-6 persons – NOK 24 000 for the group
• (maximum 6 participants per guide)

Meeting place: Adventure Hub Narvik (Dronningens gate 51)

Included in the price

• A guide for three days
• First aid and safety equipment (carried by the guide)

Not included in the price

• Transport
• Personal ski touring gear and clothing (ski touring gear can be rented)
• Avalanche equipment (can be rented)
• Lunch and something to drink during the day

Level of difficulty

We will adapt the difficulty to the group’s wishes and abilities, but you must have basic touring experience and skiing or splitboarding abilities so that you can manage different types of snow conditions in off-piste terrain. The physical condition of participants should be at a level where one can comfortably run for 5 km without stopping.