Tjoarvekrájgge

Tjoarvekrajgge extends through 25,167 meters of underground passages, featuring multiple chambers and geological formations within the Nordland region.

Swedish cave explorers Torbjörn Doj and Johannes Lundberg discovered this natural formation in 1993, leading to extensive mapping operations throughout the following decades.

The name of this cave stems from Lule Sámi language, reflecting the presence of indigenous communities in the Sørfold Municipality region.

Exploration of the cave system requires professional equipment and technical climbing skills due to its complex network of passages and 497-meter depth.

This underground system holds the record as the longest cave in Northern Europe, with numerous sections still waiting for scientific exploration.

Location: Sørfold Municipality

GPS coordinates: 67.60961,15.69189

Latest update: March 5, 2025 11:59