Explore the stunning landscapes of northern Norway on a hike to Blåisvatnet, famed for its vibrant turquoise waters. After a scenic drive through the Lyngen Alps, embark on a 9 km round trip hike that takes approximately 3 to 4 hours. This moderate trek, suitable for hikers with basic fitness, showcases dramatic peaks and beautiful streams. Enjoy a light-packed lunch at the lake, soaking in the serene mountain views before making your way back to Tromsø. A perfect day for outdoor enthusiasts seeking natural beauty and adventure.
Blåisvatnet, also known as Blåvatnet or "The Blue Lake," is a breathtaking glacier-fed lake nestled in the Lyngen Alps near Svensby in Northern Norway. Renowned for its vibrant turquoise-blue hue, the lake owes its striking color to fine silt particles—glacial flour—carried into the water by meltwater from the nearby Lenangsbreen glacier. These particles reflect sunlight in a way that intensifies the lake's brilliant coloration.
You will make your own way to the meeting points