East Greenland Ski Trip
Once in a Lifetime Ski Expedition: Explore the Rugged and Wild Beauty of East Greenland!
Now reserving for 2027
Duration: 11 Days, 10 Nights
Destination: East Greenland
Reserve Your Spot with a Deposit ($2325)
$9,300 per person, $2,325 deposit due to reserve. Balance due January 2027.
Dreaming of a rugged 11-day ski expedition to the remote arctic wilderness of East Greenland. This is an ice capped land of tide water glaciers, towering peaks rising 1200m above the sea, with pristine slopes that slide into glacially carved fjords in one of the world's last great frontiers.
Snowmobile, Dog Sled, Boat, or Skin across the frozen fjords, slashing fresh tracks down glacier-carved slopes, and take in the awe-inspiring beauty as local indigenous hunters mush across the sea ice. Ski from the summits of sky piercing peaks with couloirs, broad open glacier runs, and alpine bowls. Looking for signs of the untamed wildlife that call this pristine wilderness home, from arctic foxes to polar bears while house sized ice bergs drift off in the vast expanse of the North Atlantic.
Included in Your Expedition:
- Accommodation in 3 different lodges & huts based in 2 different villages: Kulusuk and Tasiilaq
- A round trip helicopter ride from Kulusuk to Tasiilaq- the only other way is by boat. No Roads
- Stay in remote huts to access expansive areas of multi day hut based touring
- Daily guided ski tours led by AMGA Certified Ski guides
- Full-board meals including home cooked comfort food
- Transportation throughout the expedition while in Kulusuk
- Access to lodge amenities while in Kulusuk
Not Included in Your Expedition:
- Round Trip flights from the U.S. or Europe to Reykjavik Iceland
- Return flights from Reykyjavik Iceland to Kulusuk Greenland
- Accommodation while in Iceland
- Guide Gratuities
Optional Experiences:
- Lagoons in Reykjavic Iceland after returning from Greenland
- Waterfall and coastline scenic drives along the famous Ring Road.
- Cultural experiences to learn about the rich history and traditions of the indigenous Inuit people
Day 1: Arrival in the Arctic: Touch down on the North Atlantic coastal island of Kulusuk, where the frozen sea ice locks you into this remote outpost. Take in the awe of our new surroundings the hop on the heli and fly to the further remote village of Tasiilaq. Across the sea ice to our cozy lodge nestled amidst the local hunting village, where you'll be greeted with warm hospitality and panoramic views across the fjord to the terrain we intend to ski.
Day 2-7: Skiing the Untamed Wilderness Over the next 6 days, immerse yourself in the sublime world of Sub-Arctic skiing. We will take a dog sled and ski tour from a remote outpost and be fully immersed in the east coast of Greenland Fjord life. Led by AMGA Mountain Guide, Jere Burrell, his previous experience of the terrain coupled with on the ground up to date conditions from our hosts, we will set out to explore a vast expanse of peak to sea skiing down tidewater glaciers where every run opens a new perspective on the one of a kind landscapes
Dog Sled and Ski tour across the breathtaking fjords, sliding fresh tracks down glacier-carved slopes, and marvel at the awe-inspiring beauty as local hunters mush across the sea ice. As you ski beneath towering peaks with couloirs and broad open glacier runs, and alpine bowls look for signs of the untamed wildlife that call this pristine wilderness home, from agile arctic foxes to majestic polar bears.
Each day offers a new route, loop, or overnight at the hut, with exhilarating descents serene touring across the ice. During the stay all meals are provided and prepared with locally sourced ingredients and traditional outpost recipes while sharing stories with fellow adventurers in the warmth of the comfortable and nicely adorned lodge.
Day 8: Helicopter Ride Tasiilaq to Kulusuk: Fly back to Kulusuk via helicopter for a pleasant stay in the guest house with warm meals, cozy surroundings. Taking a moment to reflect on the unforgettable experiences and breathtaking landscapes you've encountered and simply relax in the tranquility of your surroundings.
Day 9-10: Adventure Continues! The next 2 days of our adventure crosses the ice once again to tour across the island, taking in views of the wild North Atlantic, summiting peaks, and skiing down to our backcountry hut. Where a warm stove keeps us cozy as we settle into this remote corner of the archipelago. On day 2 we finish the circumnavigation and ski back to Kulusuk for a nights stay in the guest house in Kulusuk Village.
Day 11 Farewell to Greenland Bid farewell to the wild beauty of coastal East Greenland as we transfer back to the Kulusuk Airport for your journey back to Reykjavik Iceland. Depart with lasting memories, newfound friendships, and a deep appreciation for the untamed wonders of the Arctic.
This expedition is best for advanced backcountry skiers and splitboarders with strong fitness, previous touring experience, and comfort skiing multiple days in remote Arctic terrain. The trip includes long days, changing weather, and flexible objectives based on local conditions.
The trip is based around Kulusuk and the East Greenland coast, with access to fjords, village-based lodging, remote outposts, and peak-to-sea ski terrain. The itinerary is built around conditions, local travel options, and the best available ski objectives.
The expedition includes lodging in Greenland, stays in remote cabins or outposts when conditions allow, daily guided ski tours, full-board meals, transportation during the expedition in Kulusuk, and access to lodge amenities. Flights to Iceland, flights from Reykjavik to Kulusuk, Iceland lodging, and guide gratuities are not included.
Terrain access may include skinning, local transportation, boat, snowmobile, dog sled support, or helicopter transfers depending on conditions and logistics. The goal is to reach the best terrain safely and efficiently while keeping the itinerary flexible.
East Greenland is a true Arctic ski expedition with remote fjords, tidewater glaciers, local village culture, frozen sea travel, and dramatic peak-to-sea terrain. It is more remote and logistics-intensive than a standard lodge-based ski trip.
Reserve Your Spot with a Deposit ($2325)
Trip Date: April 14th-24th 2027
$9,300 per person, $2,325 deposit due to reserve. Balance due January 2027.
Gear list
Gear list
Gear required varies trip to trip. Your guide helps you decide what to bring or leave during the gear check. Need to rent crampons, ice axe, harness, or helmet? Let us know when you book.
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