Snowshoe Trek with Kiruna Guidetur in Lappland
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, with moderate exertion and a leisurely pace.
Overview
Discover the quiet beauty of Swedish Lappland on a 3-hour snowshoe trek through pristine winter forests. With stunning views, wildlife sightings, and a cozy fire at the summit, it’s a perfect winter escape.
Snowshoe Trek
10+ years • 3 hours • A fantastic trip up on a mountain!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating 3-hour snowshoe adventure through a serene winter forest. Enjoy a leisurely trek, spotting wildlife signs and soaking in breathtaking views. At the summit, savor a warm drink and snack prepared over an open fire, creating unforgettable memories in the heart of nature.
Duration: 3 hours
A fantastic trip up on the mountain. In this area there are wild animals and traces of moose, reindeer, foxes and hares. I The trek up on the mountain takes about 45 minutes. We will have a break outdoors and have coffee/tea and sandwich.
Includes
- Guide
- Warm overalls and boots
- Snowshoes and poles
- Warm beverage, sandwich
General information
Total tour time includes transfers to and from the starting point of the trek Meeting times are 20-30 minutes before starting time
For tours between December 24th and January 6th there is a 300 SEK/person holiday addition to the tour price.
Meeting Point
Torggatan 4 981 30 Kiruna Sweden
Adventure Tips
Dress warmly and layer up
Winter conditions can shift rapidly; wearing moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear keeps you comfortable.
Watch your step on icy patches
Snowshoe trails can be icy; use traction devices if needed and move carefully to avoid slips.
Bring a camera or smartphone
Capture the breathtaking scenery and animal tracks along the trail for memories and sharing.
Respect local wildlife and environment
Stick to designated paths and be mindful of the pristine ecosystem to help preserve this fragile landscape.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Reindeer
- Ptarmigan
History
Kiruna has a rich Sami culture and was historically a hub for iron ore mining, shaping the local landscape and traditions.
Conservation
Kiruna Guidetur emphasizes eco-friendly practices, minimizing environmental impact while promoting awareness of the fragile Arctic ecosystem.
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Adventure Hotspots in Kiruna
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated snow boots
Keep your feet warm and dry on snowy terrain, essential for comfort and safety.
winter specific
Warm layered clothing
Outer layers with insulation and moisture-wicking base layers are key for thermal regulation.
winter specific
Snow goggles or sunglasses
Protect your eyes from wind, snow glare, and UV exposure in bright winter conditions.
winter specific
Small backpack with essentials
Carry your snacks, camera, water, and extra layers comfortably during the trek.
winter specific