Winter Wildlife & Northern Lights at Aurora Camp
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Guests should be in moderate physical condition, able to handle outdoor winter conditions comfortably.
Overview
Experience the magic of the Arctic at Aurora Camp with husky sled rides and awe-inspiring Northern Lights viewing in Finland’s Lapland. An adventure that combines natural beauty, local culture, and outdoor fun.
Adventure Tips
Dress warmly in layers
Thermal clothing, insulated boots, and hats are essential for comfort during outdoor activities in freezing temperatures.
Bring a camera with a tripod
Capture the stunning auroras during the prime viewing hours to preserve your Arctic memories.
Book in advance
Northern Lights phenomena depend on weather and solar activity; secure your reservation early for peak chances.
Check local weather forecasts
Clear skies increase your chances of seeing the aurora; plan your outdoor time accordingly.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Reindeer
- Arctic fox
History
The region has been inhabited by the Sami people for centuries, who have traditionally relied on reindeer herding and fishing.
Conservation
Aurora Camp promotes eco-friendly practices, including minimizing light pollution and respecting wildlife habitats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated winter jacket
Keeps you warm during outdoor sled rides and aurora viewing.
winter specific
Thermal gloves
Protects your hands during outdoor activities in cold weather.
winter specific
Headlamp or flashlight
Useful for navigating dark outdoor areas during late-night aurora watching.
winter specific
Camera tripod
Helps you stabilize your camera for long exposure shots of the Northern Lights.
winter specific