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Midnight Sun Hike

Walk beneath endless daylight as birds nest, flowers bloom and lingering snow brightens the open fells. Early summer temperatures: +5 to +15°C.

Hike under a sun that never sets. In early June, the wilderness bursts to life with nesting birds and rapid blossoms emerging beside lingering patches of snow. We explore open tundra and trek through ancient forests that have never seen an axe or a saw. Taking advantage of the endless daylight, we can shift our rhythm to walk during the surreal, peaceful hours of the Arctic night — with the flexibility to pitch camp near remote wilderness huts with basic outdoor amenities or deep in untouched nature. Early summer temperatures: +5 to +15°C.

wilderness tenting · 4 nights / 5 days

Lapland Nature on Your Tongue

Hike through late-summer fells and ancient forests while gathering wild berries and mushrooms for a meal in nature’s own kitchen. Late-summer temperatures: +10 to +20°C days, +5 to +10°C nights.

Combine wilderness trekking with the unique ingredients of Lapland’s late summer. We’ll hike through untouched fell landscapes and ancient forests that have never seen an axe or a saw, gathering wild Arctic berries and mushrooms along the way to prepare in nature's own kitchen. A classic hiking adventure fueled by the pristine flavors of the trail. Late-summer temperatures: +10 to +20°C days, +5 to +10°C nights.

wilderness tenting · 4 nights / 5 days

Autumn Play of Colours

Walk through Ruska’s crimson, amber and gold, with cool nights and the chance to look for northern lights. Autumn season temperatures: 0 to +10°C days, crisp frost at night.

Lapland's legendary Ruska season transforms the tundra into a blazing canvas of crimson, amber and gold. We hike through open fells and ancient forests that have never seen an axe or a saw, where autumn creates an entirely unique atmosphere. Enjoy refreshing, cool Arctic nights looking out for dancing northern lights, with the flexibility to pitch camp near remote wilderness huts with basic outdoor amenities or deep in untouched nature. Autumn season temperatures: 0 to +10°C days, crisp frost at night.

wilderness tenting · 4 nights / 5 days

Wilderness Aurora Hike

See the Arctic at its quietest and follow October nights made for northern lights, returning to a warm wilderness hut. Late autumn temperatures: +5°C to -15°C days, sub-zero nights (potential snow)

Experience peak northern lights activity during the quietest time of the Arctic year. October brings long, dark nights and prime conditions for spectacular aurora displays across pitch-black skies. As we trek through tranquil early-winter landscapes, nature is ready for winter — and so are we. Each evening ends in the welcoming warmth of a traditional wilderness hut with a hot wood-burning stove. Late autumn temperatures: +5°C to -15°C days, sub-zero nights (potential snow)

Ski Expedition

Earn a true Arctic expedition by crossing snow-covered fells on skis through changing conditions. Spring-winter temperatures: Day -15°C to +5°C, -20°C to -5°C at nights.

Travel across snow-covered Arctic fells on a demanding spring-winter wilderness expedition for determined travellers. Long days on skis, changing Arctic conditions and remote terrain ask for preparation, judgement and steady effort. Nights are spent in a field-tested wilderness tent carried with the expedition, keeping you close to the landscape while our local team supports the camp. The reward is an earned sense of adventure in a landscape few people reach. Spring-winter temperatures: Day -15°C to +5°C, -20°C to -5°C at nights.

Arctic Bird & Wilderness Photography

Capture Arctic birds in dramatic spring light as migratory species arrive across forests, lakes and open fells. Spring-summer temperatures: Day -5°C to +10°C, -10°C to +5°C at nights.

Experience Lapland’s dramatic spring awakening as millions of migratory birds arrive under the first glimmers of the Midnight Sun. Guided by an experienced local photographer, we navigate pristine old-growth forests, wilderness lakes, and open fells with snow lingering in the shadowed gullies. We lodge in authentic wilderness cabins, tracking the rapid shift from snow to spring while capturing rare Arctic species in breathtaking light. Spring-summer temperatures: Day -5°C to +10°C, -10°C to +5°C at nights.