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27.01.11Across mountains and frozen fjords with 12 sled dogs at the wheel
The sledge beneath you dances over the mountain and in front 12 dogs dash ahead, tails in the air. The light is blindingly bright in the snow white scenery, and the air is clear and frosty. A whip cracks the air above the dogs while the driver shouts:”ili, ili, ili” – then the sledge turns right, down through the gorge and out onto the frozen fjord.


27.01.11Greenland hosts world’s toughest ski race
The distance is 160 kilometres and the route crosses hills and dales in the mountains – over three tough days. The scenery however is stunning, and support for the skiers massive.


27.01.11180 kilometres with 24 dogs and two sledges
Outside the dogs have settled down in the snow under a swarm of stars in the black sky; in the tent the camping stove hisses and keeps the minus 23 degrees Celsius at bay. The first day on a dog sledge trip is completed. Now it’s time to zip up the sleeping bag – tomorrow the journey continues through the snowscape.


17.12.10The year's best Greenland articles – summer and winter
We have gathered together the best articles published on Greenland.com in 2010 into one concise article brimming with inspiration on how you can achieve your Greenland dream in 2011, in case you didn't manage it this year.


25.11.10Travel on a Coastal Line with AUL
One of the best ways to discover Greenland’s many different facades is to travel as the Greenlanders do. The passenger ferry Sarfaq Ittuk covers 2500 km between Ilulissat and Narsaq and stops at 11 towns and settlements along the way.


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