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Nunatak summit trip

Description of the tour

The nunatak summit trip is our mountaineering summit experience.

We offer the possibility to climb different mountains, with a range of difficulty that would satisfy everyone. Nunataks are mountains surrounded by glaciers so this trip includes the use of a rope to be tied together in a team to cross safely the glacier. 

The trip can be arranged with a meeting point in Tasiilaq or Kulusuk and the duration is between 7-8 hours long.  

We will provide a certified guide, transportation and all gear necessary to reach the summit and back (harness, helmet, crampons, ice axe). 

All personal equipment (clothing, boots) is not included. 

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We like to rather do this experience with a overnight add-on in a mountain cabin. This way the day wont be extremely long and we can add extra fun with a BBQ and bone fire evening by our hut the day prior the summit hike. Our preferred combo is to offer the Ice cave tour - overnight in the hut - summit trip the next day.

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Let us know if this option is something you would be keen to try and together we will find the best peak for your abilities.

Details

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Meeting location:

Tasiilaq or Kulusuk harbor

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Duration:

7-8 hours

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Season:

From 1st of July until 20th of September

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Level:

Good level of fitness for a 6 h hike (900m gain)

 

Price per person: 

From 5.900 dkk 

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Number of guests:

Min 2 - max 4

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Included:

Certified guide

Transportation by boat

Glacier equipment 

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What to bring:

Hiking boots 

Warm clothing

Hat and gloves

Sunglasses

Suncream

Rain gear (depending the weather of the day)

snacks for the day

Contact us:

Nunatak Adventures
Email: info@nunatakadventures.com

Kennitala: 
: 690118-1140

Greenlandic phone (active June-Sept): +299 28 15 90
whatsApp (all year):
+354 7867151

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