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Skiing across Europe's arctic wilderness: the 265-mile 'Kings Trail'
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Arctic Norway and Sweden contain a trail that attracts around 1500 to 2000 skiers every year, moving from one hut to another - each hut 10km to 20km apart. 265 miles in all, though you can choose much shorter sections to ski.

It's called the Kings Trail, or 'Kungsleden', and was established in the 1890s. Apart from the dramatic landscapes of Lapland it offers the chance to see the northern lights and experience the remote silence of this amazing part of the world.

Nathaniel Vinton skied it last April and reports for the Herald Tribune.

Having once skied in Lapland I can confirm that the experience is unique and fantastic, but this Kings Trail sounds very special indeed. Anyone tried it?
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