Who's this trip for?

For riders who want a step up from the basics and feel ready for our Progressive level, which is our mid‑level. You have several tours behind you and want a light expedition where you refine core skills such as simple camp work and moving confidently in mixed conditions. You manage steady climbs and long days without lifts or marked trails. You look for first lines, reliable snow and the sense of adventure that comes with remote terrain and weather‑shaped days.

What will your days look like?

You move through one of the most remote parts of Finnmark, travelling from fjords to high ridgelines and broad mountain bowls. Most days mean steady climbs and several hours outside, with ascent shaped by the snowpack and the group’s energy. Two certified guides adjust the plan as weather shifts and use boat or snowmobile access when the terrain lies deeper in the range. When conditions allow, longer or steeper lines come into consideration, though never as an obligation.

Where will we stay?

You will stay in a small cabin site in Nuvsvåg, a quiet coastal settlement set between steep peaks and open fjords in the wider Loppa area. The cabins are simple and comfortable, with meals prepared for you on site and a sauna available after long days out. If conditions allow and the group is interested, you may move to an advanced base camp for a night, sleeping higher in the mountains with basic comforts and a campfire meal.

What are the conditions like?

Weather shifts quickly between coast and mountains, so plans adjust with it. You can expect a mix of snowfall, clearer spells and steady winds, with spring bringing longer days and a stable snowpack across both fjord‑side slopes and higher glacial terrain. The mountains run from sea to summit, offering changing surfaces and fresh lines when conditions align. The result is simple. A landscape that moves. Space to explore. Classic Arctic variability.

What protects your booking?

We hold a travel guarantee with the Swedish Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency. It ensures compensation if your package trip is affected by our insolvency or if any part we are responsible for cannot be delivered. Your booking is protected from confirmation.

Someone is always within reach

You can call or email us at any time. After booking, you are invited to join a WhatsApp group with your guides and fellow guests for practical updates and questions as the trip approaches. You will also have the option to book a one to one call if there is anything you prefer to discuss privately rather than over email or in the group.

Day 1 – Arrival in Sør-Tverrfjord

Fly into Alta and transfer to Øksfjord for a welcome drink and dinner at Loppa Kroa. In the evening, take the ferry to Sør-Tverrfjord, enjoying fjord views before settling into the cosy lodge.

Day 2 – First Ski Day

After breakfast and a gear briefing, head out for your first ski tour directly from the lodge. Snowmobile or boat access may be used depending on conditions.

Day 3 – Ski & Base Camp Night

Ski deeper into Loppa’s terrain. If weather allows, move to an advanced base camp for the night and enjoy dinner by the campfire.

Day 4 – Return from Base Camp

Ski from the base camp through remote wilderness before returning to the lodge for dinner and rest.

Day 5–6 – Classic Ski Days

Spend two full days exploring powdery glades and ocean-view ridges. Routes are tailored daily to snow, weather and group energy.

Day 7 – Final Ski & Farewell

Enjoy a final memorable run through Arctic landscapes. End the day with a farewell dinner at the lodge to cap off the week.

Day 8 – Departure

After breakfast, begin the journey back to Alta Airport, taking in the last views of the Arctic surroundings.