Weather forecast from MET Norway (yr.no).
An indication, not a promise: aurora activity over this place (NOAA's OVATION model and Kp forecast) times the clear sky in the best three-hour window of the night (MET Norway), dark hours only; the window is named. The next nights rest on the Kp forecast only; the solar wind cannot be forecast that far ahead. The whole region live: our Northern Lights Forecast; every spot at once: the Northern Lights Visibility Map.
Fv312 261-272, 9064, Norway Open in Google Maps
Road reports within 40 km and the nearest road cameras, from Statens vegvesen (NLOD). The pictures refresh every few minutes; the reports are put into English word by word.
Live for this place: Northern Lights Chances for tonight and the next two nights, the weather now and in 24 hours.
If you want to get a first impression of what the Lyngen Alps are all about, this hike will definitely give you a great insight. The 3-hour hike (with return) will reward you with an amazing view over the blue - turquoise water of the glacier lake Blåvatnet. Above the lake the Lenangsbreen glacier is loudly crunching its ice. From the parking you will find a well-marked path and it is easy to hike with little acclivity. You will walk all along a river in the old glacier bed. The path becomes more stony the closer you come to the lake. "This barren landscape has its own charm. Rocky, giving little space to vegetation - formed by ice in the past thousand years. Every now and then a daffy pine tree braving the Arctic harshness. Finally the reward for all this is clunking in - Strange Color Blue." (Mark Stain 1912) If you need extra motivation, read Mark's poetic hike description with a Werner Herzog accent. Bombastic! Afterwards get into the right hiking pace by listening to Strange Color Blue by Madrugada (link) and you are ready to encounter the magic of Blåvatnet.