Go hiking
From the Icefjord Centre you will find a boardwalk leading you to the spectacular World heritage site. The boardwalk will take you past the old settlement of Sermermiut which ends at the ice fjord close to “Kællingekløften”, where the blue trail starts. From the parking lot at the Icefjord Centre you can access the yellow and red hiking trail which together with the blue trail suggest more challenging and longer hikes than the boardwalk.
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WORLD HERITAGE TRAIL ↓
TRAIL: Ilulissat Icefjord Centre – Sermermiut (boardwalk)
The boardwalk is the easiest and fastest way to the ice fjord and is therefore used by both turists and locals.
LENGTH: 1,3 km each way
WALKING TIME: 0,5 hour each way
HIKING LEVEL: ●○○○
TERRAIN: Boardwalk all the way. Easy accessibility for guests with disabilities, wheelchairs and strollers.
RED TRAIL ↓
TRAIL: Ilulissat Icefjord Centre – Holms Hill
A short cut to or from the ice fjord ending at Holms hill where you get an outstanding view of the ice fjord.
LENGTH: 1 km each way
WALKING TIME: 0,5 hour each way
HIKING LEVEL: ●●○○
TERRAIN: Relatively easy – only few increases
YELLOW TRAIL ↓
TRAIL: Power Plant – Ilulissat Icefjord Centre
A beautiful hike with panoramic views of the colossal stranded icebergs at the moraine edge.
LENGTH: 2,7 km
WALKING TIME: 1,5 – 2 hours
HIKING LEVEL: ●●●○
TERRAIN: Relatively easy – only few increases
BLUE TRAIL ↓
TRAIL: The Quarry – Sermermiut – Ilulissat Icefjord Centre
A breathtaking hike with a variation of scenery that shows the ice fjords many different perspectives.
LENGTH: 6,9 km
WALKING TIME: 4 – 5 hours
HIKING LEVEL: ●●●●
TERRAIN: Uneven scenery with increases
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