moderate
6–7 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness, comfortable sitting and controlling a horse for several hours in varied terrain.
Venture through the vast boreal forest of Lapland on an Icelandic horse, experiencing Lapland’s unique flora and fauna and savor a wood-fire cooked local lunch. Discover why this horseback adventure near Svansele is a standout journey for nature lovers and experienced riders alike.
From age 10 and up • 6,5 hours • For experienced riders • Lunch included
Embark on a thrilling 6.5-hour adventure through the enchanting taiga on a steady Icelandic horse. Experience the unique flora and fauna of Lapland as you ride through the boreal forest. Enjoy a delicious local lunch cooked over a wood fire, making this an unforgettable day in nature.
Person: 1750 SEK
Let’s go for a whole-day adventure! After meeting your new 4-legged friend and preparing him, we will mount and ride directly in the boreal forest. During the day you will have the chance to discover the special features of Lapland: its fauna, its flora and its special atmosphere. For lunch, we will take a break in the forest where the horses will be able to rest while we are enjoying local food cooked on a wood fire.
Weight limit: 90 kg / Age requirement 10+ years of age / +2500kr for private tour
Children under 15 years should be accompanied by at least one adult.
Wear clothes that are well adapted to the weather. Long trousers and closed shoes are necessary, gloves are recommended. We provide a riding helmet if needed.
Lapland’s weather can shift quickly; bring breathable layers to stay comfortable throughout your ride.
Opt for riding boots or sturdy shoes for safe, stable riding and walking on forest trails.
Bring water with you to keep hydrated during the 6.5-hour excursion through the taiga.
The experienced guides know the terrain and horses; following instructions ensures safety and enjoyment.
This area reflects the traditional ranges of the Sami people, long known for their close relationship with the land and horse culture.
Operators practice low-impact tourism to protect the delicate boreal ecosystem, emphasizing responsible use of trails and wildlife respect.
Protects against wind and rain common in Lapland’s cooler months.
fall specific
Improves grip and comfort while holding the reins.
Provides warmth during colder winter rides.
winter specific
Protects from bright summer sun during open forest sections.
summer specific