Ski TouringIn search of fresh
Third day of travel by ProUp guides in Norway. So many emotions, the weather that changes quickly and descents on slopes that allow you to enjoy splendid views: the blue sea, the islets and peninsulas. Here is the story of the guys from the ProUp Team.
Friday 1 April 2022 2 minutes reading time
Excitement is the word today. Wake up at 6, the goal is the area north of Tromso, where the weather seems to be better. Departure at an altitude of 130m in a cold environment (which will not rise above 0 ° throughout the day) but finally warmed by a few rays of sunshine. 40 cm of fresh to beat. The weather changes very quickly and we are in the second part of the tour in a fog bank. Just as quickly, however, the situation is reversed and the clear sky returns to let us enjoy a moving panorama (Ullstinden southern tip, 1078m). The sea today is blue and we can see it both to the right and to the left, and we can see islets and peninsulas. We draw endless lines on the wide slopes of descent.
Our super guides study the second afternoon trip by throwing us on Varden peak (539m) exactly on the opposite side. A little more effort on a steeper slope, then a nice white panettone and another breathtaking view. We jump right into the blue water, first into the white and then, unexpectedly, among green pine groves that soften the environment with their vaguely spring color.
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