Sognefjord All Inclusive

A week in Sogndal and Fjaerland.
While many international ski tourists travel to the Lyngen peninsula in the far north of Norway most Norwegians head to the fjords on the west coast for their ski touring adventures and with good reason. This area has some of the best powder skiing in the world, a long season and variety of micro climates meaning there’s nearly always a flank of a mountain with fresh snow. In these parts they say “where it snows tonight we ski tomorrow” and that’s exactly the mantra your guide will use to find you the best ski conditions each day, all adding up to an unforgettable adventure in one of ski Norway’s best kept secrets….until now!
Accomodation next to the fjords
For this trip we use Fjærland Fjordstove Hotel, a small white wooden hotel built in 1937 situated on the shores of Norway’s longest Sognefjord, as the base to explore this relatively unknown ski touring region of mountains, glaciers and fjords, a region National Geographic named as the worlds best holiday destination. The hotel itself is renowned for it’s great local cuisine and charming atmosphere. Waking up and drawing back the curtains each morning from one of the fjord view bedrooms reveals majestic snow covered peaks rising 1500m out of the fjord. After a great days skiing you can look forward to a home cooked 3 course day based on local produce reflecting the season. See more: http://fjaerlandhotell.no/en/
Transport from Sogndal airport to Fjærland Fjordstove Hotel where dinner will be served.
Day 2:
Traditional Norwegian breakfast buffet 11:00 Meet up with guide at the hotel who will explain the program for the week and go through an equipment check. Short ski trip Skiing: Togga (1205 masl.)
Day 3, 5 and 6
09:00: Picked up by the guide at the hotel.
Skiing: Around Sogndal, Jostedalen and Fjærland.
Examples of summits for the week:
- Gleisdalsnosi (1539 masl.)
- Grøndalseggi (1423 masl.)
- Frudalshesten (1535 masl.)
- Vangsen (1757 masl.)
- Rohhesten (1216 masl.)
- Ryssbotnrana (1604 masl.)
- Romhesten (1216 masl.)
Day 7
Day of departure. Transfer to aiport.
Rest days (two days)
While there is no rest day planned in this trip it’s always possible to take a day off and simply relax or try another activity. We’ll be happy to arrange other activities such as:
- Boat trip on Sognefjorden
- Kayaking on Sognefjorden
- Skiing in Sogndal Skisenter
- Spend some time at Lustrabadet
- Climbing in Sognahallen
Highly qualified mountainguides
All Breogfjell Mountain Guides are qualified IFMGA Mountain Guides (called “Tindevegledere” in Norwegian). They also know the area like their own pocket. For ski mountaineering we only use IFMGA certified guides or aspirant guides.

Traditional Fjærland Fjordstove Hotel is surrounded by the fjord in Fjærland. Here you can enjoy your morning coffee in peace and quiet with outstanding views.
From Bergen we provide public ferry to Sogndal (4,5 hours)
From Oslo we provide public bus or another convenient transport (5-6 hours)
- Backpack, 30-40 liter (must enable to attach ski and ice axes)
- Randonèe or telemark skis with skins (preferably tech bindings)
- Skins
- Ski crampons
- Ski boots
- Poles
Avalance equipment (can be borrowed by Breogfjell)
- Beacon
- Shovel
- Probe
Clothing
- wind/waterproof shell
- gloves / mittens / hat (wind and waterproof)
- Socks (inkl. spare)
- insulating underwear (wool)
- insulation midlayer (wool, fleece or thin down west)
- insulation jacket (down, primaloft or wool)
Other
- Sunglasses and goggles
- Sunblock (strong!)
- Camera
- Bottle / thermos
The guide brings
- Small repair kit
- First aid kit
- Emergency bivouac
- GPS, map and compass
Clothes and equipment for rest days activities


Booking
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