Aurora Camp Northern Lights Trips | Wilderness Hotel Inari
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels as physical exertion is minimal; guests should be comfortable sitting outdoors in cold weather.
Overview
Journey into Arctic Lapland for a snowmobiling sleigh ride to a secluded camp on Lake Inari, ideal for watching the Northern Lights. Warm up by the fire with hot drinks as the auroras paint the night sky.
Aurora Camp
Original Aurora Hunting!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a magical sleigh ride through breathtaking Arctic landscapes to a prime Northern Lights viewing spot at Lake Inari. Enjoy the warmth of a campfire, sip hot drinks, and share stories with fellow adventurers, all while surrounded by the stunning, unpolluted night sky—a truly unforgettable experience!
Sleigh ride with Aurora Watching!
Duration
2,5 Hours
About
We will head to the Aurora hunting on the amazing Lake Inari. You can enjoy the northern sky all the way to the campsite. The atmosphere by the campfire is an experience in itself. We will enjoy the blazing campfire with hot drinks and each other’s company.
PRO TIP! Lake Inari is one of the best places in the world for Aurora viewing since there is no light pollution at all.
What’s included
- sleigh ride to Aurora Camp place
- guide’s services
- warm drinks
- thermal clothing inc. overalls, boots & gloves
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Even with provided thermal gear, layering base and mid-layers keeps you comfortable during long exposure to cold Arctic nights.
Bring a Fully Charged Camera Battery
Cold temperatures drain batteries quickly; keep spares warm to capture the aurora’s fleeting colors.
Listen to Your Guide
Guides know the safest routes across frozen terrain and best spots to catch the Northern Lights—trust their expertise.
Avoid Light Pollution
Turn off flashlights and screens once settled to maximize your night vision and aurora visibility.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Reindeer wandering across frozen tundra
- Arctic foxes occasionally seen near forest edges
History
Lake Inari has long been sacred to the indigenous Sami people, who rely on its resources and respect its natural cycles.
Conservation
Wilderness Hotel - Inari practices responsible tourism, minimizing light and noise pollution to preserve dark skies and local wildlife habitats.
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Recommended Gear
Thermal Base Layers
Essential for trapping warmth during long periods outside in cold Arctic conditions.
winter specific
Insulated Winter Boots
Keeps feet warm and dry while moving across snow and ice.
winter specific
Camera with Spare Batteries
Cold quickly drains battery power; spares ensure you can capture the aurora.
winter specific
Gloves and Hat
Protects extremities from harsh cold and wind during the night outdoors.
winter specific