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This Arctic forest trek in Levi, Finnish Lapland, takes you on snowshoes through deep, untouched snow. It runs in small groups of up to 8, and a professional photographer guide shares tips for capturing the landscape and nature yourself. Midway, you rest by a campfire, grilling light snacks and enjoying hot drinks. Snowshoes and poles made for deep-snow hiking are provided, and you also receive a few photos from the trip.
Depart from the meeting point in Levi or your accommodation and travel about 15 minutes by minivan to a natural spot chosen by the guide. At the meeting point, you get snowshoes and poles made for deep-snow hiking and prepare your gear for the day.
Snowshoeing is a winter hiking method used for at least 3,500 years and is ideal for walking on deep snow. You make your own path across undisturbed layers of snow, hiking a few kilometers through the wilderness. It takes some energy, so there are breaks along the way.
During a longer break, a campfire is lit at a campsite, and you grill light snacks and enjoy hot drinks. The professional photographer guide shares some tips and techniques for photographing the landscape and nature yourself and takes a few photos of your trip. After about 2.5 hours in nature, you return by minivan.
※ Wildlife lives in its natural habitat, so sightings are not guaranteed.
※ The itinerary may change depending on local conditions.
Meeting point (guests in central Levi) :
Beyond Arctic Levi office
Myllyjoentie 2, 99130 Sirkka, Finland
Meeting point information:
The Beyond Arctic Levi office is right next to the Levi Tourist Information. Please arrive 15 minutes before the tour starts. Central Levi includes Leviraitti, Break Sokos Hotel Levi, Hotel Hullu Poro, Design hotel, Hotel K5, Hotel Sirkantähti and hotels at a similar distance.
Pickup (guests outside central Levi) :
Levi accommodation pickup
Pickup information:
Pickup is available from accommodations within 10 km of the Beyond Arctic Levi office. The pickup time is notified depending on your location, usually 20–45 minutes before the tour starts.