Ulamertorsuaq

Ulamertorsuaq is a granite mountain located alongside Suikkassuaq on the eastern edge of Tasermiut Fjord in southern Greenland. The peak rises prominently above the surrounding terrain and features steep rock faces that dominate the local landscape.

The mountain was first climbed in 1977, marking the start of climbing expeditions to this remote area. Since then it has become a destination for mountaineers seeking the challenge of southern Greenland's granite peaks.

Local Inuit communities maintain traditional fishing practices in the fjords near these mountains, sharing their knowledge with visiting mountaineers.

Getting here involves multiple flights and boat trips, as this remote location is only accessible during warmer months. Visitors should be prepared for unpredictable weather and work with experienced local guides.

The mountain is known for its long vertical rock sections with large gaps between protection points, making it appealing to technical climbers. These features require specialized climbing techniques and make it an unusual destination in arctic mountain ranges.

Elevation above the sea: 1,858 m

GPS coordinates: 60.37743,-44.52750

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:58