ICE CLIMBING

If you are searching for an ice climbing paradise, your search is now over. You have just found it. Its name is Reisadalen. Reisa Valley offers incredible ice-climbing lines of all kinds of difficulties and shapes. From extremely difficult, tricky, and remote giantic frozen Arctic waterfalls to easy but still cool beginner’s icefalls located close to the Reisa lodge. The first ice climbing lines usually appear in November, after temperatures drop below zero for several consecutive days. Small water streaks on wet rocks and small waterfalls in the Reisa Valley start to create thin ice glaze, which grows every day. By the middle of November, you can already climb many of the smaller frozen waterfalls and creeks. Since December, you can usually start climbing big lines, even waterfalls like Imofossen or Little Mollis deep in Reisa National Park.