We specialise in wilderness skating. To ensure your safety and the group’s enjoyment, we require a baseline of skating proficiency. Take this 1-minute test to see if you are ready to join us.
Question 1 of 4 — Your background
Which of the following best describes your skating experience?
AI have a background in ice hockey, speed skating, or figure skating.
BI am a confident inline or roller skater but have limited ice experience.
CI have only skated a few times in my life, or never.
DI am an experienced Nordic skater on natural ice.
Our tours require existing skating skills. We recommend practising at a local rink before joining us on the wild ice.
1 / 4
Question 2 of 4 — Endurance and balance
Can you comfortably skate for 60 minutes without needing a long break?
AYes, easily.
BI think so, but I might be sore the next day.
CNo, I usually need to sit down after about 15 minutes.
2 / 4
Question 3 of 4 — Technique and control
Are you confident in your ability to brake, turn, and avoid obstacles at a moderate speed?
AYes, I have full control of my blades.
BI can turn, but my braking needs work.
CI struggle with basic manoeuvres.
3 / 4
Question 4 of 4 — The natural ice factor
Natural ice is not a rink. It can be bumpy, have cracks, or be covered in light snow. Does this excite you or worry you?
AIt excites me. I am looking for a true wilderness adventure.
BI am a bit nervous, but I am a strong skater and I want to learn.
CI prefer perfectly smooth, predictable ice.
4 / 4
You are ready for the wild ice
Your skating foundation is solid. While natural ice is different from a rink, your skills will allow you to focus on the scenery and the experience. Welcome to a world beyond the arena.
Our tours require existing technical skills for safety reasons. We would love to have you on the ice once you have spent more time at a rink or on inlines. Check out our preparation guide for tips on building your skating foundation.
Which of the following best describes your skating experience?
AI have a background in ice hockey, speed skating, or figure skating.
BI am a confident inline or roller skater but have limited ice experience.
CI have only skated a few times in my life, or never.
DI am an experienced Nordic skater on natural ice.
Our tours require existing skating skills. We recommend practising at a local rink before joining us on the wild ice.
1 / 4
Question 2 of 4 — Endurance and balance
Can you comfortably skate for 60 minutes without needing a long break?
AYes, easily.
BI think so, but I might be sore the next day.
CNo, I usually need to sit down after about 15 minutes.
2 / 4
Question 3 of 4 — Technique and control
Are you confident in your ability to brake, turn, and avoid obstacles at a moderate speed?
AYes, I have full control of my blades.
BI can turn, but my braking needs work.
CI struggle with basic manoeuvres.
3 / 4
Question 4 of 4 — The natural ice factor
Natural ice is not a rink. It can be bumpy, have cracks, or be covered in light snow. Does this excite you or worry you?
AIt excites me. I am looking for a true wilderness adventure.
BI am a bit nervous, but I am a strong skater and I want to learn.
CI prefer perfectly smooth, predictable ice.
4 / 4
You are ready for the wild ice
Your skating foundation is solid. While natural ice is different from a rink, your skills will allow you to focus on the scenery and the experience. Welcome to a world beyond the arena.
Our tours require existing technical skills for safety reasons. We would love to have you on the ice once you have spent more time at a rink or on inlines. Check out our preparation guide for tips on building your skating foundation.
