The most logical way to understand Greenland is not by its name, which suggests green pastures, but by its physical constraint: a massive ice sheet. Covering 80% of the island's 2.166 million square kilometers, this ice armor has an average thickness exceeding 1.5 kilometers and reaches heights of up to 3,200 meters in certain interior points. This geological reality dictates the structure of any journey there, forcing travelers into a narrow co…
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