moderate
2–3 hours
A basic level of fitness is required to handle snowmobile operation and withstand cold conditions during stops.
Ride under the Arctic night sky with Wilderness Hotel Kieppi’s Aurora Snowmobiling. Chase the Northern Lights, unwind by a campfire, and experience Lapland’s winter wilderness like never before.
Embark on a thrilling night-time snowmobiling adventure, where the enchanting Northern Lights may illuminate the sky. Journey to prime viewing spots, pause to soak in the stunning display, and enjoy a cozy campfire break with warm drinks and great company, making this experience truly unforgettable.
Embark on a thrilling night-time snowmobiling adventure, where the enchanting Northern Lights may illuminate the sky. Journey to prime viewing spots, pause to soak in the stunning display, and enjoy a cozy campfire break with warm drinks and great company, making this experience truly unforgettable.
Temperatures can plummet after dark—wear insulated, moisture-wicking layers to stay warm and dry during the ride.
Drivers must be at least 18 years old with a valid license to operate the snowmobile safely and legally.
Use a wrist strap or secure pouch to prevent dropping your camera or phone in snowy conditions.
Stay on designated trails and avoid disturbing local fauna like reindeer or Arctic foxes during your ride.
Inari is a cultural hub of the Sámi people, indigenous to northern Scandinavia, with traditions dating back thousands of years.
Wilderness Hotel Kieppi practices responsible tourism by minimizing environmental impact and educating guests on Arctic ecosystem sensitivity.
Keeps you warm against harsh Arctic winds and freezing temperatures during the night ride.
winter specific
Protects hands from frostbite while maintaining control of the snowmobile throttle and brakes.
winter specific
Moisture-wicking and insulating layers essential for long exposure to cold.
winter specific
Useful for walkabouts or emergency light during early night hours in low-visibility conditions.
winter specific