This gentle winter adventure is designed for families and those looking for a slower pace. Visit two of Lapland’s most beautiful locations – Korouoma Canyon and Auttiköngäs Nature Trail – to enjoy frozen waterfalls, short scenic walks, and a cozy BBQ lunch by an open fire. Small groups of up to 8 participants ensure a personal experience with plenty of attention from the guide.
The tour begins with hotel pick-up for participants staying outside the city centre, followed by a scenic drive to Korouoma Canyon. Upon arrival, the guide leads a short hike suitable for families and children, taking in the dramatic cliffs and frozen waterfalls. The guide shares knowledge about local wildlife and the Arctic environment, pointing out interesting features along the trail.
After Korouoma, the tour continues with a short drive to Auttiköngäs Nature Trail. A gentle walk leads to the charming wooden bridge and waterfall, where you can take photographs and admire the winter scenery. The group gathers around an open fire for a campfire lunch, and the guide demonstrates traditional fire-building techniques. Participants enjoy hot drinks and snacks while learning about Lapland’s wildlife, culture, and life in the Arctic.
The tour visits Korouoma Canyon and Auttiköngäs, both located within a short drive from Rovaniemi. Korouoma is known for its dramatic cliffs and ice-covered waterfalls, while Auttiköngäs offers a more accessible nature trail with a picturesque wooden bridge and waterfall.
Pick-ups are available from central hotels and those outside the city centre, with additional fees for remote locations.
Participants should be able to walk short distances on snowy or icy paths. Children under 4 are not permitted due to safety considerations.
Layered clothing is recommended under the provided thermal overalls and boots. Gloves, hats, and warm socks are essential to ensure comfort during the winter walk and around the campfire.
The guides are experienced in family-oriented tours, providing full supervision and adjusting the pace to suit children and slower walkers. Small groups ensure personalised attention and allow the guide to focus on each participant.
This tour combines the beauty of Lapland’s frozen waterfalls with educational insights about the Arctic environment, culture, and wildlife. Families can enjoy a safe and engaging adventure with a comfortable and interactive learning experience.
Yes, children from 4 years old can participate safely. The tour is designed with shorter walks and easy trails, allowing families to enjoy the scenery without strenuous hiking.
Guides closely supervise children during walks and around the campfire, ensuring they stay safe while engaging with the winter environment.
Walks are short and family-friendly, with time to enjoy the waterfalls, scenery, and take photographs. The hike at Korouoma is approximately 2 km, while Auttiköngäs involves an easy 1 km walk to the waterfall and bridge.
The pace is adjusted according to the needs of the group, so families with small children can go at a comfortable speed and take breaks as needed.
The group gathers around an open fire to enjoy a traditional BBQ-style meal with hot drinks and snacks. The guide demonstrates how to build a fire using natural materials and traditional methods.
This provides a cozy setting for storytelling and learning about the Arctic environment, wildlife, and culture, while keeping everyone warm and comfortable.
Yes, photography is encouraged. Both Korouoma and Auttiköngäs offer fantastic opportunities to capture the frozen waterfalls and scenic landscapes.
Guides often suggest the best spots for photos and can pause the group for optimal lighting or viewpoints.
Thermal overalls and boots are provided. Guests should wear layered clothing underneath, including warm socks, gloves, and a hat to stay comfortable during the walk and around the fire.
Dressing in layers ensures flexibility and helps regulate body temperature in cold conditions.
Yes, safety is a priority. Guides are trained to manage icy or snowy conditions and adapt the trail to the abilities of the group.
Small groups allow the guide to monitor all participants closely, and the pace is adjusted to reduce risks while still enjoying the scenery.
Yes, hotel pick-up and drop-off are included for participants staying outside the city centre. Extra charges may apply for more distant locations.
This ensures you start the tour without worrying about transportation and can enjoy the full 6-hour experience.
There is a chance to spot local Arctic wildlife such as birds, foxes, or reindeer. Guides provide information about animal tracks and behaviour during the walk.
While sightings are not guaranteed, the tour highlights the habitats and ecosystems where these animals live, adding an educational element for children and adults.
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