Comments on: Lyngen Lodge – Dream Ski Touring Resort? http://homeboyski.com/2009/02/17/lyngen-lodge-dream-ski-touring-resort/ Kick Ass Ski Blog! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:16:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: The Lyngen Alps in Norway - Intense Natural Beauty | WINTER-TRAVEL.org http://homeboyski.com/2009/02/17/lyngen-lodge-dream-ski-touring-resort/comment-page-1/#comment-6802 The Lyngen Alps in Norway - Intense Natural Beauty | WINTER-TRAVEL.org Thu, 12 Mar 2009 05:11:50 +0000 http://homeboyski.com/?p=2328#comment-6802 [...] Homeboyski.com has a great blog post about Lyngsalpene, including several amazing pictures and more information: Lyngen Lodge - Dream Ski Touring Resort? [...] [...] Homeboyski.com has a great blog post about Lyngsalpene, including several amazing pictures and more information: Lyngen Lodge – Dream Ski Touring Resort? [...]

]]> By: Geir http://homeboyski.com/2009/02/17/lyngen-lodge-dream-ski-touring-resort/comment-page-1/#comment-6311 Geir Sat, 21 Feb 2009 15:33:25 +0000 http://homeboyski.com/?p=2328#comment-6311 Nice article. The clip on the site you refered to, seemed to be from late april, early may. So the season is quite strange. There are also other alternatives to go for in that area. After my knowledge the least expensive way is to rent some huts, and a boat, and go about yourself, but then you need some knowledge of the area. I know of atleast four places you can go for that route. Also is there some others offering "packages", but they are based on boats. So you live on the boat, and it travel from place to place. In example, you boarder it at Tromsø, late evening, and go to sleep. The next morning when you wake up you will be at the shore of your first peak. You ascend the mountain at one side, then skii down at the other side and the boat will be waiting for you there to take you to your next peak. It truly is an amazing place to go backcountry skiing, and have gained quite the popularity the past years. Nice article.
The clip on the site you refered to, seemed to be from late april, early may.
So the season is quite strange.

There are also other alternatives to go for in that area.
After my knowledge the least expensive way is to rent some huts, and a boat, and go about yourself, but then you need some knowledge of the area. I know of atleast four places you can go for that route.

Also is there some others offering “packages”, but they are based on boats. So you live on the boat, and it travel from place to place. In example, you boarder it at Tromsø, late evening, and go to sleep. The next morning when you wake up you will be at the shore of your first peak. You ascend the mountain at one side, then skii down at the other side and the boat will be waiting for you there to take you to your next peak.

It truly is an amazing place to go backcountry skiing, and have gained quite the popularity the past years.

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