Join a guided tour in Klimapark 2469
Step into a hand-carved ice tunnel filled with ice sculptures and archaeological treasures. Along the guided tour in Klimapark 2469, you will learn about prehistoric hunting, climate change, thawing permafrost, melting snowdrifts, and the animals and plants that survive in the mountains.
The tour takes around 2 hours. We recommend booking tickets in advance.
The trip over the permafrost
The trip on the walkway over Juvflye and the permafrost is approximately 1 kilometer. Here you learn about climate, history, geology and biology in the high mountains. It is approximately 2 kilometers to walk round trip.
The ice tunnel in Juvfonne
The highlight of the guided tour is the stunning ice tunnel in Juvfonne. This hand-carved tunnel, with ice sculptures designed by ice artist Peder Istad, draws inspiration from Norse mythology.
In the ice tunnel you will find, among other things, a huge diamond, a fascinating globe, a climate archive, Midgardsormen and a small cinema. The ice has been dated to be 7600 years old, making it the oldest ice recorded on mainland Norway.
Times and prices 2026
We have daily guided tours from June 20 - August 31. Click BUY TICKETS to see available dates.
Prices
Adults: NOK 395.
Children (4–18 years): NOK 215. Free for children under 4 years old.
Family discount: 25% discount on children tickets when you buy more than one children ticket.
Groups: up to 20 people: NOK 4500, including a guide. Contact us to book a guided tour for your group.
A ticket to Klimapark 2469 gives you a 30% discount on the entrance ticket to the Norwegian Mountain Center in Lom. The tickets do not need to be used on the same day.
Included in the price:
- About 2 hours of guiding
- Entrance to the ice tunnel
- Guide
Not included in the price:
- Toll fee
- Hiking clothes
- Food and drink
- Toilets
Weather and clothes
The weather in the high mountains can change rapidly, it can even snow in July.
We encourage all our visitors to check the weather forecast in advance to ensure a safe trip.
For example, you can search for “Juvasshytta” on www.yr.no.
It is important to dress warmly for a guided tour in Klimapark 2469. The temperature inside the ice tunnel is 26,6°F/-3°C. We recommend:
- a warm jacket and pants, preferably wind- and waterproof
- a beanie and mittens
- wool base layers
- footwear suitable for mountain hiking, such as winter shoes or hiking boots
- sunglasses for the walk along the walkway
Travel
The road up to Klimapark 2469 is private and owned by Juvasshytta. The road has a toll fee. The drive will take about 45 minutes from Lom center to Juvasshytta, and you will drive the highest situated road in Norway.
Cars with caravans are not allowed on the road, but campervans are allowed.
Bus: there is a bus from Lom sentrum (the center of Lom) to Juvasshytta during a limited period in the summer. Visit www.entur.no for information about schedules and prices. You should expect some waiting time.
Address Juvasshytta: Galdhøpiggvegen 1492, 2687 Bøverdalen
INTO THE ICE
Step into a hand-carved ice tunnel filled with ice sculptures and archaeological treasures.
