Narvik

Arctic Mountain Adventures

Narvik's alpine landscape is defined by the dramatic transition from deep fjords to high-altitude plateaus. This selection features prominent peaks like Skjomtinden, known as the 'Sleeping Queen,' and the expansive Frostisen glacier, one of the largest in Norway. The list includes remote mountain huts like Katterat fjellstue, which served the historic Ofoten Line railway, and technical climbing destinations around the Storsteinsfjellet massif, the highest point in the region.

Beisfjordtøtta

1,448-meter peak offering panoramic views across the Ofotfjord and the town of Narvik.

Katterat fjellstue

Historic mountain lodge located near the Katterat station on the Ofoten Line railway.

Frostisen

One of Norway's largest plateau glaciers, covering approximately 25 square kilometers near the Skjomen fjord.

Storsteinsfjellbreen

Glacier surrounding Storsteinsfjellet, the highest mountain in the Narvik region at 1,894 meters.

Skjomtinden

1,575-meter peak famously known as 'The Sleeping Queen' due to its distinctive profile when viewed from Narvik.

Kongsbakktiden

Part of the 'Sleeping Queen' mountain massif, reaching an elevation of 1,562 meters.

Riukojietna

High-altitude glacier situated on the border between Norway and Sweden.

Reinnesfjellet

Mountain peak overlooking the Skjomen fjord south of Narvik.

Sandviksfjellet

Peak located in the rugged terrain between Beisfjord and Skjomen.

Mereftasfjellet

Coastal mountain peak in the southern part of Narvik municipality.

Klubbviktinden

1,130-meter peak situated on the western side of the Skjomen fjord.

Raudfjellet

Mountain peak in the Skjomen area characterized by its rocky terrain.

Sukkertoppen

981-meter peak located near the entrance of the Skjomen fjord.