easy
2 hours
Suitable for reasonable physical fitness; walking on snowshoes is gentle but requires balance and stamina for 2 hours.
Walk quietly through Saariselkä’s snow-blanketed forests on snowshoes, ending your trek by a warm fire as you watch the night sky for the Northern Lights. Experience Lapland’s winter magic on this peaceful two-hour adventure.
Experience the tranquility of a snowy forest on a two-hour walk where the only sound is the crunch of snow beneath your feet. Relax by a cozy fire in a wilderness hut, savoring a hot drink while you await the magical Northern Lights. Embrace nature in this unforgettable adventure!
Join us for a peaceful walk through a snowy forest!
For two unforgettable hours, we’ll walk through a peaceful, snow-covered forest where the loudest sound is the crunch of snow under your feet. Our journey leads to a cozy wilderness hut, where we’ll light a fire and warm up with a hot drink, while waiting for Northern Lights to appear in the sky.
We can’t guarantee the Northern Lights, but the silence, open fire and crisp air are a truly unique experience. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature!
Snowshoes cover the snow, but warm waterproof boots are essential for comfort and dry feet.
To capture the aurora, a tripod keeps your camera steady for long exposure shots under low light.
Plan to meet at Lapponia Tours promptly to get fitted with gear and start on time.
Clear skies improve aurora viewing chances, so staying updated maximizes your experience.
Saariselkä has been a traditional Sami reindeer herding area, with cultural ties dating back hundreds of years.
Lapponia Tours practices responsible tourism by limiting group sizes and emphasizing Leave No Trace principles in the fragile Arctic environment.
Keep your body heat regulated during cold snowshoe walks.
winter specific
Protect your feet from moisture and cold while walking on snow.
winter specific
Capture long-exposure photos of the Northern Lights.
winter specific
Protect hands from Arctic cold while handling gear outdoors.
winter specific