Nordic High Five – The highest mountains in the Nordic countries

Pins, stickers and patches

In our shop you can find pins, stickers and patches with the summits of the highest mountain in each of the Nordic countries.

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Climbing or visiting all the highest mountains in the Nordic countries can be an exciting challenge. We have gathered information about all the highest peaks in the Nordic countries to make your visit or ascent as amazing an experience as possible.

We have also developed uniquely designed pins, patches and stickers featuring all the highest summits of the Nordic countries, perfect for collecting as a wonderful memento of exciting experiences. Or why not buy a whole set right away and have it as a spur to get out on the next adventure.

Read more about the highest Nordic summits.

What is required for an ascent? What equipment is needed? Accommodation at the mountain? Roads and trails to the top?

1.

Norway
Galdhøpiggen

2.

Iceland
Hvannadalshnúkur

3.

Sweden
Kebnekaise

4.

Finland
Halti

5.

Denmark
Møllehøj

Pins, patches and stickers with the highest mountains in the Nordic countries

We sell pins, embroidered patches and stickers with the highest summits of the Nordic countries. They are uniquely designed for us and cannot be bought anywhere else.

What does it take to climb the highest summits in the Nordic countries?

Our Nordic nature is wonderfully varied and the difficulty of climbing the countries’ highest peaks varies greatly. From the Danish Møllehøj with its 171 meters, which can be visited with a stroller, to the Icelandic Hvannadalshnúkur, which requires good physique and the right equipment.

Read more about the unique conditions under each mountain. When you visit or climb a mountain, we have stylish stickers, badges and pins to buy in the shop.

The Mountains

Galdhøpiggen

Hvannadalshnúkur

Kebnekaise

Halti

Møllehøj

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What about the Faroe Islands and Greenland?

Both the Faroe Islands and Greenland are part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Both are largely self-governing. One could argue that Denmark’s highest peak should be Greenland’s highest mountain Gunnbjørn, which at 3694 meters is also by far the highest in the Nordic countries?

We have chosen not to include the peaks in the Faroe Islands and Greenland when deciding Denmark’s highest summit because they are independent autonomous regions. Perhaps the Faroe Islands and Greenland should have their own marks.

But if there is interest, we will produce pins, badges and stickers also with the Faroe Islands and Greenland’s highest summits. Please contact us and register your interest. If there is enough interest, we will create products for them too.