Exploring Greenland on Skis Greenland is fast emerging as one of the world’s most exciting back‑country skiing destinations. From glacier crossings to heli‑skiing and ski‑sail adventures, Greenland offers a thrilling mix for adventurous skiers of all levels. Latest Industry Developments Greenland Tourism Expansion Greenland is expanding air access ahead of the 2025 season. United Airlines will begin seasonal nonstop flights from Newark to Nuuk, and SAS is adding more Copenhagen‑Nuuk routes. Ilulissat and Qaqortoq airports also plan international upgrades by 2026. Regulatory Push for Local Firms Under new tourism legislation enacted in 2025, companies conducting expedition tours must have at least two‑thirds Greenlandic ownership and a local license, or be small scale under US$7000 income. Existing companies have until 2027 to comply. Key Seasonal and Preparation Tips Ideal timing Mid‑March to early May offers stable spring snow and long daylight. East coast ski sail and heli‑ski...
Skiing Greenland: Carve the Silence of the Arctic Introduction Far beyond the crowded resorts and groomed runs of the Alps lies a land shaped by ice and silence— Greenland. Here, skiing is not just a sport, but an expedition into the untouched. Towering peaks, sweeping glaciers, and deep fjords define the terrain. With no ski lifts, no marked trails, and no footprints ahead, skiing in Greenland is a raw, powerful experience. It’s where ski touring meets true wilderness, and every descent is yours alone. Importance Greenland’s remoteness demands serious preparation. Skiing here involves glacier crossings, avalanche terrain, unpredictable weather, and zero outside infrastructure. Route planning and GPS navigation Crevasse safety and glacier travel systems Avalanche forecasting and terrain management Emergency evacuation protocols Satellite communication and weather routing Partnering with experienced guides and logistics teams ensures safety while preserving the wild beauty o...