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Hi 

I'm looking for informations about iceclimbing near Lyngseidet

guidebook ? pictures ? pdf guide ? 

all you can told me about will be very usefull !!

thanks a lot

sylvain

In reply to sylvain31:

Check this:

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?ll=69.46544165322624%2C20.23235309...

There are also a few crags added in the UKC database: https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/map/

TobyA will be along shortly with some more concise info. But here's a UKC article based on his earlier blog posts.

https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/destinations/arctic_norway_-_ice_in_the...

In reply to sylvain31:

I think the only guidebook is this: https://www.needlesports.com/2295/products/the-lyngen-alps.aspx

From memory it only covers a selection of the climbs on the west side of the Lyngen fjord (around Lynseidet itself).

The weblog my partner and I put together contains more information, across a wider area: http://northnorwayice.blogspot.com

It's a stunning part of the world, with ice everywhere. Enjoy!

In reply to sylvain31:

If you need a place to check out Lyngen Mountain Holidays. Great value, homely place and the owner Colin is a mountain guide so knows the area as well as anyone.

https://www.facebook.com/lyngenmountainholidays/

In reply to GarethSL:

Where did you find that Gareth? The generic titles like "picture" (kuvaus) and "name" (nimi) are in Finnish when I look at it. Not sure if whoever made the map is a Finn or if there is something weird in my Google settings that it thinks I'm still in Finland. Looks useful though!

James B (and Nick) are the real experts on Lyngen Ice these days - I've just dabbled in comparison!

Sylvain31 - its very nice! Doesn't matter what grade you're interested in, there are lots of challenges.

In reply to TobyA:

It's by Ari, who really hasn't updated it much over the last few years... Web page is here:
http://www.ari.rdx.net/abc/index.htm

 

In reply to TobyA:

As for how I found it, honestly cant remember! But had saved the link in prep for a trip to Senja as it seemed to have quite a decent bit of info.

I also just realised the UKC article is Nick and James' sorry about that, I think mixed up the two blogs.