Beginning to scramble/use hands on the way up. Photo by: Raven Eye Photography – Visit Greenland The rush you get standing on top of a mountain is a special kind of adrenaline. Photo by: Raven Eye Photography – Visit Greenland KINGITTORSUAQ is … Continue reading →
Photograph by Mads Pihl – Visit Greenland. Summer is (nearly) upon us, which means it is almost prime hiking season in Greenland. Ski boots and winter jackets put away, hiking boots and gaiters unpacked! To some, hiking is what you call a relaxing … Continue reading →
The beauty of Nuuk is that one minute you can be in the city and the next minute you are in the great outdoors! Shot by Mads Pihl, Visit Greenland, on 20 June 2014. If there was an official “Top 10 Things To … Continue reading →
(From Saturday 9 June – Sunday 10 June, 2012) On Friday, my coworker, Jesper, invited me to go on a hiking/camping trip with him and a few friends. I, of course, accepted because I have been itching to get out … Continue reading →
You know you’re in one of the best jobs on Earth when… it sends you to guide international agents through 200 km of the Arctic Circle from ice cap to coastline. It was a five-day adventure that (almost) made me … Continue reading →
Wondering what to pack for your cosy winter getaway in Greenland? Winter is that time of year when you struggle to look different any time you leave the house because you typically wear the same parka and the same … Continue reading →
Last weekend (27 August 2016) I attempted and completed what, to date, is the toughest physical challenge I’ve ever asked my body to try before – a 35 km / 21 mi terrain run in the Nuuk backcountry, called the … Continue reading →
Photo by: Mads Pihl / Visit Greenland Adventure in Greenland comes in all varieties – backcountry hiking and cultural exploration in summer & autumn to exciting snow sports like snowmobiling and ski touring in winter & spring. I might be here a while … Continue reading →
Tasiilaq, June/July 2015. Are there plants in Greenland? Yes, many! Like these little succulents that can be found in town all the way up to several hundred meters in the hills. Over the years there have been a lot of … Continue reading →
It truly is difficult for me to decide when Greenland is most beautiful during the year. Summer is fantastic with long days full of ever-changing light, water that sparkles like diamonds, and clear blue fjords. But winter is also extremely striking with lots of … Continue reading →