All main roads in East Greenland are waterways through fiords and sounds, in zig zags between icebergs, and under steep, jagged peaks. Lesser known byways travel across mountain passes, along fiords, cut into the backcountry, and skirt around meltwater lakes, and these hiking routes are only accessible at trail heads beginning where a boat ride ends.
Lesser known byways travel across mountain passes
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Hiking in the Tasiilaq backcountry can be scaled to a range of adventure levels, from hardy self-sufficient expedition style treks to camp supported multi day hikes with boat support to ferry luggage, food, and shelter.
Irrespectively of your hiking experience and adventure preferences, the size of the mountains, the power of the Sermilik ice fiord, the amount of uninhabited land, the visits to local villages such as the tiny Tiniteqilaaq, and the raw beauty of the scenery will not fail to amaze even the most well versed traveler.
Irrespectively of your hiking experience and adventure preferences, the size of the mountains, the power of the Sermilik ice fiord, the amount of uninhabited land, the visits to local villages such as the tiny Tiniteqilaaq, and the raw beauty of the scenery will not fail to amaze even the most well versed traveler.
