easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with moderate walking on snow-covered terrain.
Immerse yourself in the snow-covered forests of Lapland with a two-hour guided snowshoe tour from Northern Lights Village Levi. Traverse silent trails, learn about local wildlife, and warm up fireside amid pristine winter scenery.
Guided Snowshoe Tour Across Magical Snowy Forest
Experience the enchanting winter landscape of Lapland on a two-hour snowshoeing adventure. Trek through pristine forests, listen to the crunch of snow, and marvel at the beauty of nature. Build a fire, learn about local wildlife, and capture stunning photographs while keeping an eye out for reindeer and other wildlife.
2 Hours
Snowshoeing is the closest way to experience the nature of Lapland. The deep snow crunching under the shoes, the snow-hooded trees, and the pearly-white willow grouse watching you from afar – the winter nature is a magical world of its own.
We hike through the forest in snowshoes to a nearby fell where we will build a fire, and enjoy the spectacular scenery. The guide will provide information on the nature and animals of Lapland, and with any luck we may see a Siberian jay, a willow grouse, or a herd of reindeer wandering by.
This trip is especially suitable for nature-lovers, who wish to take great photographs and enjoy the natural scenery in an ecological way.
Temperatures can drop quickly; thermal layers and windproof outerwear ensure comfort throughout your trek.
Cold weather drains batteries fast, so pack spares to capture the glowing winter light and wildlife encounters.
Respect the fragile Arctic environment and stick to marked trails to minimize impact and ensure safety.
Snow and ice can be slick; take your time on descents and icy patches to avoid falls.
The Sámi people have inhabited Lapland for millennia, their deep connection to the forest and reindeer herding shaping much of the region’s cultural identity.
Northern Lights Village Levi promotes sustainable tourism by limiting group sizes and educating guests on minimizing environmental impact in fragile Arctic ecosystems.
Keeps body heat regulated during prolonged exposure to cold temperatures.
winter specific
Protects feet from cold moisture and provides traction on snowy paths.
winter specific
Prevents heat loss and keeps hands nimble for handling equipment.
winter specific
Captures the stunning frozen landscapes but requires backup power in cold conditions.
winter specific