Qalorujoorneq

Qalorujoorneq rises 676 meters above sea level, featuring exposed rock formations and steep slopes characteristic of eastern Greenland's mountainous terrain.

The mountain stands as a witness to geological processes that shaped Greenland's landscape during the last ice age, revealing layers of ancient rock formations.

Local Inuit communities have incorporated the mountain into their traditional hunting routes, using its elevation as a natural navigation point across generations.

Access to Qalorujoorneq requires specialized Arctic hiking equipment and guidance from local outfitters, particularly during winter months when temperatures drop significantly.

The summit offers an unobstructed view of surrounding fjords, where visitors can observe the interplay between sea ice and mountain shadows throughout the day.

Location: Sermersooq

Elevation above the sea: 676 m

GPS coordinates: 65.56056,-37.09167

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:50