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Klimapark 2469 og Istunnelen

  • Three children in winter clothing stand and kneel inside an ice cave, facing a large white sphere on snow..
  • Two people stand in a snow tunnel lit with warm yellow light, with a blue-lit passage visible behind them..
  • A long boardwalk crosses rocky tundra toward a distant lake and snow-capped mountains under cloudy skies..
  • A guide in a blue jacket speaks to a group of hikers on rocky ground with snow-covered mountains behind..
  • A person in a blue jacket with a backpack holds a tiny plant while seated on rocky ground, with others nearby..
  • Three people in winter jackets stand inside an ice cave beneath sculpted ice pillars and arched tunnels..
  • Two bundled-up explorers lean over a glowing blue ice block inside a striped ice cave with snow and rocks..
  • People in winter clothing sit on icy benches inside a snow cave, facing a guide near a bright ice window..
  • Dimly lit ice tunnel with arched walls and a narrow snowy floor, featuring an icy window and a wall sign..

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    • Galdhøpiggvegen 1357

    Lom, Innlandet

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Klimapark 2469 is an outdoor experience area located at 1,800 meters above sea level, at the foot of Galdhøpiggen in Jotunheimen. Here you can, among other things, join a tour to a spectacular ice tunnel—70 meters in under the ice—7,000 years back in time—and learn about hunting history, climate change, thawing permafrost, melting snowdrifts, and the animals and plants that survive in the harsh mountains.

At the foot of Galdhøpiggen lies a 375-square-meter hand-carved ice tunnel filled with ice sculptures and archaeological treasures. The ice tunnel is designed and lit by artist and sculptor Peder Istad, and is cut out and shaped by hand.

Every day from mid-June until September, you can join a visit inside the ice. On the way to the tunnel, there is an adapted walkway and information stations where you learn about hunting history, climate change, thawing permafrost, melting snowdrifts, and the animals and plants that survive in the harsh mountains.

About the tour:
The tour in Klimapark is an easy walk with a nature guide who talks about mountains and climate in an outdoor experience area 1,850 meters above sea level—topped off with a guided visit to the fascinating ice tunnel in Juvfonne. See ice layers that are up to 7,000 years old, experience the permafrost that is thawing, the snowdrift that is melting, and be captivated by the discoveries from the snowdrift displayed in the ice: ancient tools, weapons, skis, and clothing that have been found in the mountains in recent years as climate change melts snow from ancient times.

The tunnel is carved into the ice with passages and rooms and even includes a cinema hall. The nature guide adapts the information to the group, making the tour exciting and educational for children as well. The guided tour takes about 2.5 hours in total. Note that the ice tunnel is only accessible together with a nature guide on a guided tour.

Practical information:
- Guided tour with a nature guide twice daily in summer.
- Total of 2 km of walking including the ice tunnel.
- Dress in warm clothes, a hat, mittens, and sturdy shoes.
- Meeting point: Juvasshytta by Galdhøpiggen – accessible by bus and private car
- 45 min drive from Lom – 30 min from the turnoff from National Road 55 at Galdsand
- Café, restaurant, accommodation, and WC at the parking area at Juvasshytta

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Accessibility information

  • Has accessible toilet

Source: Visit Jotunheimen AS