21/07/2026
April Belongs to Norway
There’s a specific kind of magic that only exists where frozen peaks spill directly into the ocean.
It’s the kind of place that turns brief winter trips into lifelong obsessions—and Bas is living proof.
Lofoten
Our fairytale haven for splitboarders with 1 week of skinning experience.
Expect gentle ascents, ocean-breeze ridges, and plenty of space to master mountaineering basics surrounded by jagged peaks rising straight out of emerald waters.
If you want a surreal, almost unreal entry into the backcountry—this is your calling.
Looking for something raw, steep, and untamed?
Head north with us to Tromsø.
Just five hours away, but the energy shifts completely.
We start with a week built for those who’ve already tasted Lofoten or have splitboarding under their belt—you’re ready to go bigger and reach higher, but aren’t looking to push into extreme terrain just yet.
Base camp sits right near the coast, giving you pure Arctic solitude by day and cozy city warmth by night.
The week after we push into Tromsø Lyngen.
This one is strictly for expert riders only with true mountaineering grit.
Expect 1,500–1,700 vertical meters per day, soaring lines, and deep Arctic adventure.
To take on Lyngen, you should feel comfortable on steeps, capable of tight kick-turns on icy surfaces, and composed in no-fall zones.
Above all, you’ll need strong fitness, a clear head, and a team-first mindset.
And last but not least: Kågen.
Lofoten on steroids, the silent island of the far north. A couloir paradise carved between ocean and alpine wilderness.
Our explorer trip last year was supposed to be a first taste—but we fell in love with Kågen so much that we had to come back for more.
This is a place that feels untouched. Raw. Rugged. Remote.
Built for advanced to expert splitboarders with crampons and ice-axe experience, Kågen delivers serious adventure without stepping into the full commitment of the Lyngen Alps.
Expect steep faces, endless couloirs, borderline weather, changing conditions, and some of the most insane views the Arctic has to offer.
Not for the faint-hearted.
For those looking for something wild & magic.
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