トロムスのおすすめランニングルート

頂上からは素晴らしい景色が見えますが、冬はそこまで行くのが少し大変です。

山の駅からトロムソと周辺地域の素晴らしい景色を眺めることができます

Prestvannet (Prestvatn), on the island of Tromsøya: a small urban lake located at the highest point of the city, originally created as a water reservoir in 1867 and now part of a protected natural area much loved by locals. In February, it looks like a silent Arctic basin: a frozen surface, compact snow along the shoreline, birch trees and conifers covered in white, and low winter light with bluish Nordic tones that make the landscape feel almost monochromatic. Around it runs an easy loop of about 1.7–1.9 km, perfect for a short but very scenic winter walk. It is worth visiting on foot in this season because it offers real nature without leaving the city, a simple trail, crisp air, outstanding photogenic scenery, and, on clear evenings, even a good chance to look for the Northern Lights. In winter, it is best enjoyed from the paths around the lake: the municipality notes that the ice may have uneven thickness in some areas.

Two shelters in the picnic area. Public restrooms are nearby, but they close at night.

Runs in the city don't get much more beautiful than the run along Kvaløyvegen on Tromsø's western waterfront. Road or trails, it's up to you but you'll be sure of glorious views across the water to Kvaløya's peaks.

Home to the historic Troms Folk Museum, Folkeparken is a beautiful place to run and hike through. There are gorgeous views from the park across the water towards Kvaløya.

At Tromsø's southern tip, Telegrafbukta is a popular spot. In the summer, it's a glorious place to enjoy the midnight sun, while it's also a much loved swimming spot. Its a great objective for a run in the city.

If you're after a longer traverse of the high ground after running to Tromsdalstinden, continue southwest at this col, where Rødryggen and the ridge to Floya and Fjellheisen awaits. Otherwise, a quicker descent heads nrothwest, back into the valley.