Time to book for the Lyngen season

Posted by jimmy on Sep 30, 2011 in Blog | 2 comments

The ski touring in Lyngen is truly something special and makes people coming back, over and over again. Fantastic Couloirs, great airy summits, big faces, small faces gentle slopes, Lyngen has something for everyone. Having a sea view when skiing every day is something natural for us and very exotic. The season in the lyngen alps starts in the beginning of March and lasts until the beginning of June!

So to be sure that you get the right dates, send a request for available dates.  We plan the trip together to make sure you get the right experience. The booking has started and normaly it get’s filled up around new years.

In the beginning of the winter we are based in Chamonix so you’re more than welcome to come offpiste skiing and ski touring with us in the alps.

Henrik Sjöblom cruising down Fugeldalsfjellet in The Southern Lyngen Alps. Photo: Jimmy Halvardsson

The Chamonix Summer 2011

Posted by jimmy on Sep 6, 2011 in Blog | 0 comments

The summer in Chamonix is coming to an end and autumn is just around the corner. Having spent some good weeks of work here this summer and also managed to get some climbing done myself (with a strained biceps as result)… Alpine courses, Mont Blanc weeks, trips to Fontainebleau, bouldering in the Chamonix valley has been in focus so far and Kalymnos, Stockholm, Fontainebleau and Crete is coming up!

Just whan’t to remind everyone that the winter is closing in and that it’s time to book the weeks for next year. Have heared that the Lyngen alps will get loads and loads of POWDER and that it will be dumping serious amounts of snow in Chamonix already in December… Posting some pictures from this summer, work and vacation!

From the couvercle hut in the middle of summer! Winter conditions on the Grandes Jorasses, getting flashbacks from last autumn when we climbed The Shroud in the left part. Photo: Jimmy Halvardsson

Max Halvardsson makes his first moves in Fontainebleau, a perfect start! Photo: Petra Halvardsson

Had a wonderful ascent of Aiguille de Moine this summer. Stacked in the middle of Giants it's got a great surrounding. Photo: Jimmy Halvardsson