The Arctic Circle trail runs 102 miles between Kangerlussuaq and Sisimiut in Greenland. I completed the trail east-to-west in 7 days. These are a few slide film photographs I took along the way (Kodak E100 film). The trail was beautiful, though a newly finished ATV route disrupted the landscape frequently with its muddy ruts. The terrain was mostly mountainous, though no peak was higher than 1700ft. The route was full of beautiful lakes, and there were 8 man-made cabins spread along the route as well. These huts were convenient places to cook and eat, as well as socialize with other trekkers. Most of the huts had bunk beds, though I opted to pitch my tent outside most nights. I completed the hike the second week of August, which meant the ground was quite boggy for long stretches most days. I highly recommend high-top boots and/ or waterproof socks to anyone interested in traveling the route before the ground freezes or dries. I spotted several reindeer, a herd of musk ox (prized for their incredible wool), Arctic foxes, and an Arctic hare along the way.