PETERMANNS BJERG 2,933m

• Highest peak in the High Arctic
• The most northerly group of unclimbed alpine peaks in Greenland
• Unclimbed mountains (up to 2,800m)
• Up to 600m vertical height gain from basecamps to summits
• Exploratory ski-touring
• Stunning views over the vast Greenland icecap
• Unclimbed alpine peaks of all grades
• Mixed climbing potential
• Gneiss and granite rock
• Ideal time to visit - May to July

SCHACKLETONS BJERG 2,808m

• Second highest peak in the High Arctic
• Many other unclimbed peaks (up to c.2,600m)
• Up to 600m vertical height gain from basecamps to summits (1000m on Petermanns Bjerg)
• Superb exploratory ski-touring and ski-mountaineering opportunities
• Excellent views over the vast Greenland icecap
• Ideal time to visit - May to June (mountaineering and ski-mountaineering)
• Both Petermanns Bjerg and Schackletons Bjerg can be ascended via non technical routes.
• New technical routes up to 800m exist on both peaks.
• Many other unclimbed peaks and ranges exist in this region offering a variety of difficulties
• Some mixed climbing is possible
• Combination of gneiss, quartzite and granite rock
• Both peaks are situated close together in the Goodenough region of northeast Greenland