Top Things to do in Troms
5 Mountains in Troms That You Shouldn't Miss
From its snow-capped mountains to its mighty fjords, from grand valleys to tranquil lakes and lovely archipelagos, the county of Troms is bursting with natural wonders. To cap it off, it also plays host to the northern lights. Tromso, the capital, is the gateway to the region's rugged beauty, but with 65,000 people it's also a surprisingly rich city culturally, with many interesting museums and sites (including the world's northernmost botanical garden) and even a pulsing nightlife.
Restaurants in Troms
1. The Lyngen Alps
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5.0 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By kripayoga - Thailand, null
Went by bus to Lyngen and was surprise that the boat ferry was free, luckily that day got a few hours of cream sky, and the pictures although portray the landscape the real view is better
2. Segla
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By 856christophert - Eustis, United States
We snowshoed up Hesten Trail with Sans Senja Guides and had an amazing hike. We lucked out with the weather clearing just as we arrived, and only closing back in about half-way down on the return. It took us about three hours, but this was the first time we've ever snowshoed and the snow was a bit heavy considering the mild temperatures. But wow! What a hike. Norwegians are rightfully confident in their abilities to hike and snowshoe in alpine environments, so a lot of information you find online makes these things sound much easier than they are for the rest of us. We are from Florida where there are no hills or mountains. If you decide to do this hike in winter like we did, and you are 100% confident, I would highly advise you hire a guide. Sans Senja Guides were awesome.
3. Mount Falstind
This mountain is located on the shores of the Lyngen Fjord with spectacular views of the majestic Lyngen Alps and its glaciers and peaks. The tour starts with a picturesque drive in to the Lyngen Fjord, from where we continue on foot on the historic Bolmannsveien, a road built by POWs during World War II. The views gets better and better until at last you reach the summit. On the return, there is an opportunity for an insight into Sami culture and food. Bring a wind and waterproof jacket, sunglasses, hiking boots, a woollen hat and gloves. Included: Transport (90 min), lunch, dinner
4. Kjolen
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
5. Husfjell
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
