Frequently asked questions FAQ
Location: The Børgefjell mountain range in Namdalen between Namsskogan and Røyrvik in North-Trøndelag is the perfect spot for this type of training.
Culture & Wildlife: This beautiful tundra is situated in the same area where the native Sami people have herded reindeer for generations. Herding reindeer is still a common occupation among the Sami and we might see some of their animals during the expedition. We might even see the Wolverine or the Polar fox that are native to this area. Your guide will also teach you about the Norwegian culture, other local wildlife, flora and fauna.
Northern lights: Also known as the Aurora Borealis are truly extraordinary and we have yet to be disappointed! There are no guarantees but its definitely worth taking your camera.
Weather conditions: We might experience both whiteout and extreme weather as it changes fast on the mountain. But that’s the whole experience as an explorer isn’t it??!! As the saying goes in Norway : «There is no such thing as bad weather just bad clothing» So, if you are properly dressed, as per our guidelines, you will be ready for anything!
Accommodation during tour: Our homes will either be in our Lavvo or in our Helsport x-trem polar tents this depends on which tour you choose.
What you will gain and our goal for you: Our experienced guide will be with you all the way but the tour is set up for those of you that want to learn how to plan, choose a route and navigate if you so wish. If you choose one of our longer expedition tours you will, as an explorer, really test your own skills in polar conditions. Team work, good spirits and the willingness to push yourself is as important as your stamina to pull a pulk and ski over long distance. After a longer ski expedition, will you have the skills of doing self guided trips. The rutines and knowledge will be well rehearsed.
Customer feedback:
«Absolutely fantastic experience, excellent customised tour of Norway, beautiful landscape and truly amazing adventure». Karen, Cork, Ireland