Pyhä-Luosto National Park Tours

The Pyha-Luosto National Park and its forests, valleys, and rivers lies north of Rovaniemi. With this tour, enjoy a guided hike through the reserve—lush in summer and snowy in winter—without having to arrange transport, and with a guide to share background you’d miss independently. Plus, visit the park’s hillside amethyst mine to learn about and dig for one of the gemstones, and relax over a barbecue lunch.

Hop on the electric fatbike and experience the future of trail riding. Once-in-a-lifetime cycling tour in the picturesque Arctic! No active cycling background required.

Enjoy cycling like never before, pedal through the Arctic Taiga forest! Fatbike could make the most fun way to explore the snowy forest paths. A guide take you to rewarding and safe snow paths based on accurate knowledge of the current snow conditions.

Ski through the unbroken snow in forest like a local! The most genuine activity in Lapland, rewarding also for the absolute beginner. A guide will be delighted to instruct you the safe and fun wilderness skiing technique.

One of the oldest National parks in Finland and area of big gorge is a place what you should not miss in your visit in Finland. The steep walls of this unique gorge rise up to 220 meters. Hiking along Finland’s deepest gorge to the Pyhänkasteenputous (meaning: “Holy Baptism”) Waterfall provides an unforgettable experience. The Isokuru Ravine is about 2.5 billion years old, and several ice ages have shaped the rugged landscape. During the hike you will learn about the geological history of the area, as well as the nature and the history of the Sámi people.

Now even the younger ones can join the ice climbing safely and playfully! Also suitable for an adventurous family.

Experience the magnificent landscape, beautiful natural features and peace of Pyhä-Luosto National Park. Pyhä-Luosto National Park is a superb destination for day trips year around.

On this tour you will hear lot of stories and facts about arctic nature, sky, northern lights and way of life in Lapland. We will teach what camera settings to use and how to photograph northern lights. Includes friendly guiding and transportation.

Feel the Pyhä-Luosto national park with snowshoes in Lapland. Experience the winter forest, silence of the nature, fells around you and magnificent landscapes. Snowshoe trekking is easy and fun way to go places that you can ́t see without snowshoes.

Learn to take perfect photos of the Northern Lights and beyond in an authentic environment. All you need is a camera with basic manual settings.

Learn to take perfect photos of the Northern Lights and beyond in an authentic environment. All you need is a camera with basic manual settings.

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a safe and true ice climbing experience, conveniently. Pyhä is the easiest-access venue for safe ice climbing in the whole world. No previous climbing experience required.

Lappish wilderness is calling! Spend a full day (7hrs) with your spouse or your family in an original Lappish setting. Fresh Lapland air, nature, unique log cabin location, lunch and host is included. We pick you up by a car, walk to the cabin in our private forest with no distractions and enjoy the ambience of 1950´s log wood cabin. We tell you stories only a local knows and if we are lucky, we will see some wild animals during our journey.

Once-in-a-lifetime experience. Adventurous though safe day and night in the Arctic wilderness, under the stars and possible Northern Lights. Building a quinzee and sleeping in snow, rather comfortably.

Would you like to experience the serenity of the wilderness in a reindeer caravan? On our reindeer sledge tour you will meet the famous reindeer moviestars Torvinen, Kameli and Kuura. We will have on hour reindeer sledge safari in to the wilderness and after the safari you can see the reindeer up close, feed them and also you will hear about the life of a reindeer and their meaning to the local people. Near national park Pyhä-Luosto locates traditional reindeerfarm where the owners herd their reindeers in a traditional way according to northern nature's cycle. The owners also train their own sledge pulling reindeers.