Hi there,
My wife and I are heading to Norwegian Lapland for a week soon. We arrive in Tromsø on January 9th and plan to visit Senja Island. We’d love to go snowshoeing there and would appreciate some tips:
1. Is it possible to go snowshoeing without a guide this time of year on Senja Island? Are there well-marked trails? If not, could anyone recommend some good local guides?
2. We’d also love recommendations for great snowshoeing routes on the island if possible.
3. Is 5 days in Dovær in the northern part of the island too long at this time of year?
4. Renting snowshoeing gear in Norway is super expensive—does anyone know a good place to rent between Tromsø and Senja Island?
Thanks!
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