easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, including children aged 4 and up
Discover the Muotka Hiking Day near Sodankylä, a gentle Lappish wilderness trail ideal for families. Spot reindeer and squirrels as you enjoy snacks and stories in the Arctic forest.
Easy hike to Lappish Wilderness
Experience the breathtaking Muotka Hiking Day, perfect for families! Enjoy an easy trail while spotting diverse wildlife like reindeers and squirrels. Take a break to savor snacks amidst stunning wilderness, all while listening to captivating stories from an experienced guide. A memorable adventure awaits in nature's embrace!
The Muotka Hiking Day is a fantastic opportunity to explore the stunning beauty of the surrounding area! We will start from the hotel and pick and easy trail that is also perfect for families with children.
While walking, we will be looking out for the diverse wildlife that inhabits this area. You might come across squirrels, willow grouse, birds and reindeers.
During the hike we will enjoy a snack in the middle of wilderness sceneries hearing stories told by an experienced wilderness guide.
Adults - €75 Children 4-14 years - €52.50
Lapland weather can change quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable during the hike.
Enhance wildlife spotting with binoculars to see distant reindeer and birds clearly.
Protect fragile tundra vegetation by sticking to the designated path throughout the hike.
Even on an easy hike, staying hydrated is important—bring enough water for the duration.
Sodankylä and its surroundings have been inhabited by the Sámi people for centuries, whose culture still influences the region today.
Wilderness Hotel Muotka embraces sustainable tourism practices to minimize impact on the fragile Arctic ecosystem.
Keep feet dry and stable on potentially wet or uneven forest trails.
fall specific
Ideal for fluctuating temperatures in early spring Lapland during the hike.
spring specific
Protect extremities from cold Arctic wind and chilly conditions.
winter specific
Ward off mosquitoes and flies common in Lapland’s forests during summer months.
summer specific