Wildlife & Nature Walk at Polar Lights Tours in Lappish
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Basic fitness required, suitable for most outdoor enthusiasts
Overview
Discover the wild beauty of Swedish Lapland on a guided nature walk that highlights local flora, fauna, and the region’s stunning seasonal transformations, from lush summers to luminous autumn nights.
Nature Walk – See, Explore, and Sense the Birds, Animals, Plants, and Air
Ages 13+ • 16 Hours • Up to 8 People
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating nature walk through the enchanting Lappish landscape, where you can experience the diverse beauty of forests and the serene sounds of birdsong in summer. In autumn, enjoy the chance to witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights, all while soaking in the tranquility of nature's colors.
Nature Walk
This trip will lead you to the pure Lappish nature, which may vary from dry forests to wetter areas, depending on what nature has to offer. The forest’s offerings will vary depending on what we’re aiming to see and the weather. In the summer, morning walks offer a chance to listen to birdsong and observe nature awakening to a new day. Later in the autumn, evening walks provide the magical possibility of seeing the Northern Lights dancing across the sky. Along the way, we will enjoy the peaceful surroundings, the colors of nature, and take a moment to rest on a mossy mound.
Please note: As the Northern lights is the natural phenomenon we can not guarantee of seeing the Northern lights!
Program duration
- Approx. 1-2 hours
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy footwear
Ensure your shoes have good grip to handle uneven forest terrain safely.
Check the weather forecast
Weather can change quickly; bring appropriate clothing and be prepared for rain or wind.
Bring binoculars
Enhance your wildlife viewing experience with binoculars, especially for birdwatching.
Arrive early
Getting an early start allows for better animal sightings and a more peaceful experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Siberian jay
- Reindeer
History
This region has been inhabited by the Sámi people for thousands of years, with their traditional reindeer herding still vital today.
Conservation
The area is part of a protected wilderness, with local initiatives aimed at minimizing human impact and promoting sustainable tourism.
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Recommended Gear
Sturdy hiking shoes
Good grip and ankle support are important for walking on uneven terrain.
Binoculars
Helpful for wildlife viewing and birdwatching during the walk.
Weather-appropriate clothing
Layered clothing to adapt to changing weather conditions in Arctic environments.
spring;summer;autumn;winter specific
Rain jacket
Protect against unexpected rain or wind during the outdoor walk.
spring;summer;autumn;winter specific