Bike the Arctic Circle Trail
The Arctic Circle Trail is one of the most remote treks in the world, passing from Kangerlussuaq to Sisimiut and from near the Greenland ice cap to the sea - or the reverse, depending on where you choose to start. With no civilisation between the start and end, it requires you to be entirely self-sufficient.
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The Arctic Circle Trail is the most famous hike in Greenland and is one of the world's most isolated long distance hikes. Shutterstock Arctic Circle Trail in Greenland during spring Quick Links What To Know About The Arctic Circle Trail - One Of The World's Most Isolated Hikes When To Hike The Arctic Circle Trail In Greenland
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Hiking the Arctic Circle Trail Will Change Your Life! When I first mentioned to friends and family that I was going to hike the 103-mile Arctic Circle Trail in Greenland, carrying all my survival goods with me and no opportunity to resupply over a nine-day period and filming the experience as a video diary, friends and family were either curious, puzzled and one friend considered that I was.
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On the west coast of Greenland, the world´s biggest island is one the greatest hikes in the world, the 164km/102mile long Arctic Circle Trail a hike from the tiny settlement and home to Greenland's only international airport Kangerlussuaq to Greenland´s second-biggest city Sisimut on the west coast.. You will need to be completely self-sufficient and carry all your food and camping gear.
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Waterproof layer: jacket and pants. These will protect you if it rains, but will also cut the cold wind. 3 pairs wool hiking socks. Waterproof hiking boots: There are a lot of boggy patches as you traverse the Arctic Circle Trail, some of which test even the best waterproof hiking boots.
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Arctic Circle Trail - What to expect on the Southern Route. Arctic Circle Trail - Southern Route description. Inside Qaamat Pavilion. Getting the dogs ready for winter. Watch on. It's been almost 8 years since I first set of from Kangerlussuaq on the 100 mile (160 km) journey to the coast of West Greenland and the town of Sisimiut.
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The Arctic Circle Trail is a breathtaking expanse of Greenland backcountry. The low Arctic vegetation climbs up the sides of mountains as the terrain grows steeper near the coast. Clean rivers and trickles from the rock beg you to quench your thirst. A faint trodden trail quietly lead you along your way.
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1. How long is the trek? The trail is 165km (102.5mi), running from Kangerlussuaq to Sisimiut. However, there are several different starting options available. The official start of the trail begins near the research station commonly referred to as Kellyville.
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Description Waypoints (13) Greenland's most famous long-distance hike, the Arctic Circle Trail stretches for ~165km between Kangerlussuaq and Sisimiut in Western Greenland. It is an extremely remote, backcountry trail that is no more than a foot wide along its entire length.
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The Arctic Circle Trail is a hiking trail in Greenland. The route covers 165 kilometres (103 mi) from the interior settlement of Kangerlussuaq to Sisimiut on the coast. Geography and terrain The entirety of the trail is north of the arctic circle, hence the name.
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The first coloniae. If we ignore Fidenae, a legendary foundation by the equally legendary king Romulus, the first Roman colonies date back to the end of the sixth century BCE, to the reign of king Tarquin the Proud. In those days, Latium (the country southeast of Rome) was increasingly infiltrated by mountain tribes, the Volsci and the Aequi.
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Distance: 160km+ Time: 8+ days About the trail A short introduction to Greenland's Arctic Circle Trail Costs and permits Information about costs and permits, including fishing permits for the Arctic Circle Trail Fitness and experience Guidance about fitness and experiences levels required to hike the Arctic Circle Trail Improve the trail
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When to hike - winter. For the well-prepared and adventurous, some of the marked trails in Destination Arctic Circle are still do-able in the winter with the help of snowshoes. However, keep in mind that trail markings will likely be covered in snow so you should know how to navigate. The best months for winter hiking are March and April.
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Navigation. The Arctic Circle Trail (northern route) is clearly marked along most of its length. Stone cairns with a red half-sun painted on them guide the way across the arctic tundra, and there is often a foot-wide track to follow. However, there are a few sections (particularly in boggy areas) where the tread disappears and there may not be.
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The 160 km long Arctic Circle Trail is the ultimate way to explore Greenland's unique backcountry, to disconnect from everyday life and reconnect with nature. Many hikers find it hard to resist this legendary trek from ice sheet to sea, but it can be difficult to find all the information you need to prepare, plan and complete the trail..
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Arctic Circle Trail hikers must have experience surviving alone in the wilderness, understanding their own limits, reading weather patterns, and the ability to navigate unfamiliar terrain using a map and compass. At the hike's midpoint, you can be 5 days and 50 miles away from any type of civilization. You're on your own out there.
