Fenris Glacier

Fenris Glacier, or Fenrisgletscher in Danish, is an eastern Greenland glacier in the Sermersooq area on the eastern side of the Greenland ice sheet. Named for Fenris, the great wolf of Norse mythology, it helps define the western and southwestern reaches of Schweizerland. The glacier flows generally south from the area of Gaule Bjerg, between Midgard Glacier and Helheim Glacier, and its terminus reaches the mouth of the Ningerti, a northern branch of Sermilik, also known as Egede og Rothes Fjord. It is part of the glaciated coastal system that carries ice from Greenland’s interior to the sea.

Sermersooq · Greenland