Langrenn
Ski-sesongen i Narvik og Narvikregionen strekker seg normalt sett fra november til slutten av april og kanskje så langt som til midten av mai. Kobberstad langrennsløype som er en del av Narvikfjellet's snø produksjonsanlegg gir deg ekstra mulighet for snøsikkert og gode langrennsforhold.
What to wear
- A good long-sleeved base layer, top and bottom – wool is cool.
- Warm socks.
- Pull-on trousers and a jacket that is suitable for the weather and temperature.
- Gloves or mittens.
- Hat or other items that cover your ears.
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and lip protection
Dressing in layers allows you to carry a rucksack with extra clothes for convenience. It also makes it easy to remove a layer if you feel too warm. Avoid wearing jeans or cotton clothing, as they're unsuitable for outdoor activities. Need to stock up on gear? Head to our Shopping listing for local shopping recommendations!
Master the art of “turkos”
When Norwegians spend time outdoors, it's all about the word “kos” and enjoying the moment. On a ski trip, the lunch break is half the fun. Make sure you bring something to sit on and extra clothes, so you don’t get cold. Also remember something hot to drink, something to eat, and a little treat – like an orange or a chocolate.
More than a sport
Cross-country skiing in the Narvik region is about more than physical activity; it’s a chance to immerse yourself in nature and Norwegian culture. From gliding across snow-laden trails to gazing at fjords framed by majestic peaks, every moment on the skis is a memory waiting to be made. So, strap on your skis, embrace the rhythm of the snow, and discover the beauty and tradition of cross-country skiing in the Narvik region. Whether you’re a curious beginner or an experienced enthusiast, the trails promise an adventure like no other.
