Ski touring in Lofoten with Kajsa Larsson

We are incredibly proud to present our ski touring trip to Lofoten with Kajsa Larsson!

Kajsa Larsson is a professional freeride skier who loves spending her days outdoors. For the past ten years, she has inspired thousands through her travels and adventures on social media. With a strong sense of adventure and a drive to push her physical limits, she has taken on both big and small challenges. Last summer she biked the entire length of Sweden unsupported on gravel. Her very first ski touring trip ever actually went to Lofoten, which she considers the perfect destination for both beginners and advanced skiers, offering incredible runs with breathtaking views.

Lofoten has been named the most beautiful place in the world several times – and we couldn’t agree more. Experiencing this magical destination on skis makes it even better.

If you’ve ever gone ski touring in Scandinavia, you know what a unique experience it can be: you and your friends having an entire mountain to yourselves, panoramic views from the summit, and untouched powder on the descent. Now imagine that same feeling, but on one of the most beautiful places on earth – surrounded by the vast Atlantic Ocean and dramatic, jagged peaks rising steeply all around you.

The mountains in Lofoten are not particularly high, rarely reaching more than a thousand meters above sea level. This makes the area ideal for shorter but content-rich tours. If you’re fit and hungry for more vertical meters, the solution is simple: we’ll squeeze in two summits in one day. In addition to plenty of easier tours, Lofoten also offers countless couloirs and steeper descents for those looking for a real challenge.

This trip is part of our new “all women” concept, where participants are women or non-binary, and the guides are female IFMGA mountain guides.

On this trip, we’ll be staying in two brand-new luxury houses right in the heart of Lofoten – complete with sauna, jacuzzi, and the sea right outside the door.

Itinerary

Day 1 – Travel day
We’ll pick you up in Narvik / Evenes or Svolvær at a specific time (see below). Upon arrival at the house, we’ll settle in and prepare a nice dinner together.

Days 2–7 – Ski touring days
Every day offers a new adventure with fresh ski tours together with our IFMGA guides. Since we’ll have minibuses, we can easily move around Lofoten depending on the weather and snow conditions. Back at the house, we’ll heat up the sauna, relax in the jacuzzi, and cook dinner together.

Day 8 – Travel day

Time to check out of our wonderful house and head off for new adventures. Our guides will provide transfers to Svolvær / Evenes or Narvik at a set time. 

Included

• Ski touring guiding by certified mountain guides (UIAGM/IFMGA) for 6 days

• Participation of Kajsa Larsson

• Avalanche safety equipment (shovel, probe, transceiver)

• Local transportation during the week with minibuses

• Transfers from Narvik train station, Evenes airport, or Svolvær airport at specific times (see below)

• Road tolls

• Accommodation in double rooms in a luxury villa in Lofoten with sauna & jacuzzi

• Breakfast / lunch / dinner when staying in the house (cooked together in teams)

• Plenty of beautiful ski tours

• One yoga session at Trevarefabrikken

• 16-week training program

• Goodie bag

Not included

• Personal equipment

• Travel to/from Lofoten

• Insurance

Travel

You can easily fly directly to Evenes or Svolvær airport, arriving right in Lofoten.
It’s also possible to take the night train from Stockholm or Gothenburg to Narvik.

Transfer

We will provide detailed transfer times once the spring schedule is released.

Accommodation

We’ll stay in two brand-new luxury villas in the heart of Lofoten. Each villa has several bedrooms, shared by two participants (each room has one double bed and one single bed). The houses are located right by the sea with magical views and have a sauna & jacuzzi available 24/7.

Personal Equipment

Here’s a packing list. If you have any questions about the items, feel free to contact us.

• Skis with touring bindings / Splitboard for ski touring

• Skins

• Crampons (ski crampons)

• Telescopic poles

• Ski touring boots

• Ski backpack, about 35 liters

• Ski clothing

• Extra base layers (2)

• Extra warm jacket (e.g. lightweight down jacket or fleece) to wear during breaks or in colder conditions (preferably down, packable)

• Extra gloves

• Sunglasses

• Goggles

• Sunscreen

• Swimwear