Is the experience suitable for children?

Yes, children who can sit comfortably in the sleigh and are dressed warmly will enjoy this experience.

What if the Northern Lights are not visible?

While visibility depends on weather and aurora activity, the camp offers a warm setting and the possibility to reschedule if conditions are unfavorable.

Do I need special clothing?

Yes, warm winter layers, insulated boots, and thermal accessories are recommended for comfort.

Can I bring my own camera?

Absolutely, bringing a tripod is recommended for capturing the Lights with long exposures.

How long is the sleigh ride?

The ride lasts approximately 30-45 minutes, depending on conditions.

Are hot drinks provided?

Yes, hot beverages are served around the campfire after the ride.

Northern Lights & Arctic Sleigh Ride at Aurora Camp | Attraction | Snowmobile

Situated in the pristine Arctic region, Aurora Camp offers an exceptional chance to witness the celestial display of the Northern Lights in a setting that combines cozy comfort with stunning natural beauty. Located on Lake Inari, known for its crystal-clear waters and expansive, unspoiled wilderness, this camp provides a rare blend of outdoor adventure and intimate cultural experience. As the sun dips below the horizon, guests are invited onto a traditional reindeer-drawn sleigh that glides across snow-covered landscapes. The ride itself is an immersive journey through silent, snow-blanketed forests and open tundra, all under a cosmic vault of stars. Aurora Camp’s strategic location on Lake Inari ensures minimal light pollution, creating ideal conditions for Aurora viewing. After the sleigh ride, visitors gather around a crackling campfire, sipping hot drinks and swapping stories under the shimmering sky. This experience is perfect for those seeking a peaceful yet exhilarating escape into the Arctic, combining natural wonder with cultural warmth. The camp’s unique position within the Finnish Lapland wilderness makes it a standout choice for Aurora enthusiasts and winter adventure lovers alike. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned Northern Lights chaser, Aurora Camp delivers a memorable night spent under the Arctic heavens, with the shimmering lights dancing overhead and the crisp winter air heightening every sensation. It’s not just a trip; it’s a genuine Arctic adventure that reconnects you to nature’s most awe-inspiring phenomena. The camp’s cozy setting and guided expertise make it an unforgettable, accessible way to experience the magic of the polar night.

About Wilderness Hotel - Juutua

Wilderness Hotel - Juutua is a hospitality and activity provider based in Inari, Lappi. The business organizes a wide range of Arctic tours and experiences that highlight Lapland’s natural environment and Sámi culture. Offerings include Northern Lights viewing trips such as Aurora Camp, Aurora Snowshoeing and car-based Aurora Hunts; active adventures like snowmobile safaris, snowmobile adventures, and e-fatbike tours; animal encounters including husky farm visits, husky safaris, reindeer sleigh rides and meet-the-reindeer visits; as well as traditional activities like ice fishing on Lake Inari, foraging for Lappish wild food, and Finnish sauna experiences with a jacuzzi. Cultural programs include visits to Siida — the Sámi Museum and Nature Center — and the Inari Cultural Day with a cruise to Ukko Island.

Trips are presented with practical briefings, guided routes and opportunities to enjoy open-fire meals, hot drinks and storytelling. Seasonal options span autumn special events such as Autumn Aurora Camp and Autumn Reindeer Visit, and winter-focused activities like snowshoeing and ice fishing. One experience, Husky Experience with Wheels, operates from September to mid-November. The hotel emphasizes safe, small-group experiences suitable for a range of ages and abilities. Photographers, families and nature enthusiasts will find varied itineraries. All descriptions are based on the current activity list for Wilderness Hotel - Juutua.

Activities include visits along the Juutua River to Jäniskoski Rapids and boat trips to Lemmenjoki National Park. Guests can combine cultural visits, wildlife encounters and outdoor activities to build personalized itineraries that reflect seasonal conditions and local traditions and logistics.