Trek the Arctic Circle Trail, a 160km (100 mile) long-distance route across one of the largest ice-free wilderness areas in West Greenland, linking the inland settlement of Kangerlussuaq with the coastal town of Sisimiut. This remarkable Arctic journey traverses vast tundra landscapes dotted with countless lakes, low mountains and endless open skies, offering a rare opportunity to experience true solitude north of the Arctic Circle.
Taking 7–10 days to complete, the Arctic Circle Trail is suitable for experienced trekkers capable of self-sufficient travel in a remote environment. The route is described in 9 stages of 11–22km (7–14 miles) and can be walked from east to west, with options to start at Point 660 on the Greenland ice cap and optional ascents of prominent peaks such as Sugar Loaf and Nasaasaaq for expansive views over Sisimiut and the surrounding wilderness.
Plan your Arctic Circle Trail adventure with confidence and explore one of the world's last great wilderness treks with this comprehensive and trusted guidebook.