JHS → SFJ

Søndre Strømfjord

One of the longest fjords in the world, stretching 190 kilometers from the inland ice sheet to the sea.

Maniitsoq Ice Cap

Visible to the south, this expansive ice field (also known as Sukkertoppen) sits atop high alpine peaks.

Sarfannguit Island

A UNESCO-protected cultural landscape where traditional Inuit hunting grounds meet the sea.

Tundra Plains

The fertile lowland area near Kangerlussuaq which is prime territory for spotting muskoxen and reindeer from low altitudes.

Glacial Silt Plains

Braided riverbeds filled with milky-grey glacial meltwater flowing toward the head of the fjord.

Nasaasaaq Mountain

The iconic, sharp-peaked landmark of Sisimiut visible immediately after takeoff.

Sisimiut Townscape

A bird's-eye view of Greenland's second-largest town with its colorful wooden houses clustered along the harbor.

Arctic Circle Trail

The vast, trackless wilderness of the interior highlands where the famous 160km hiking trail winds through granite hills.

Crystalline Alpine Lakes

Dozens of small, high-altitude lakes that remain frozen well into the summer months.