Ski TouringIn search of fresh
Sixth and last day. The ProUp Guides moved to Koppangen and reached the Tafeltinden summit. In the evening, back home, they were able to observe the long-awaited Northern Lights… one of the best moments of the trip. Here is the summary of the ProUp Team guys.
Monday 4 April 2022 2 minutes reading time
We have arrived on our last day on Norwegian soil. The weather is clear since waking up. We choose an alternative glacier tour. We move to Koppangen, almost two hours away from home, a small settlement of “torbu” (fishermen's houses), at the end of a secondary road. Around the town only calm water, small boats and mountains overlooking the sea. There are trips that can only be reached by boat. We leave for our last peak in an environment that is once again very different: a valley that opens suddenly, very wide and full of flour, surrounded by an amphitheater of rocky peaks and embellished with frames.
Before the last slope, we reach an elevation gain of 10,000m, a moment that we happily celebrate. Reaching the Tafeltinden summit (1385m) we quickly peel at -12 ° C and plunge down into another steep and moving slope. In the late afternoon we return home to taste some stockfish and prepare to observe the long-awaited Northern Lights that around 10.30 pm appears on our heads, emerald green, as if to crown this splendid journey in the colors of the North.
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