Snowmobiling through the snowy forests and frozen sea and lakes of Swedish Lapland is an enchanting and fast-paced experience. Having been shown how to drive the vehicles, you will follow your guide on a trail, travelling two people per snowmobile. It is also possible to upgrade to one person per vehicle.

Anyone wishing to drive a snowmobile must be at least 18 years old and in possession of a full driving licence.

Duration: 2 hours

Ice fishing is an incredibly popular activity in the Nordic Countries. You will be led to a fishing spot in a snowmobile-pulled sled.

Your guide will demonstrate how to drill through the ice and set up a fishing line.

Duration: 2 hours

Have some fun in the snow as you learn how to travel across the frozen wilderness just like the locals do. During this cross-country skiing activity, you’ll explore the winter wonderland surroundings of the lodge and get a real back-to-nature experience of the Lappish landscape.

Your local guide will teach you all the techniques needed to use the cross-country ski equipment. Then, once you are fitted with your skis, you will follow your guide along the snowy trails.

The weather and snow conditions will determine which route you will take – either along the solid-frozen sea, through the enchanting forest or gliding across the specially-carved snowmobile tracks. You will also stop to warm up with hot drinks along the way and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Duration: 2 hours

Gain an authentic insight into the Sámi culture and learn all about the significance of reindeer in the Arctic during this Sámi reindeer experience day.

You will meet with Henrik Andersson, a local Sámi man who will show you his way of life as you learn all about his culture.

Duration: 2.5 hours

Riding a husky sled is definitely one of the most popular activities in Swedish Lapland. Having been transferred to a local husky farm, you will meet the enthusiastic dogs that will pull you along before learning how to control a sled. You will then head off following your guide, travelling two people per sled.

Duration: 1.5 hours

This tour is for adults only, so if you fancy something more active, then this full-day dog sledding tour certainly offers that.

You’ll transfer to a husky farm, approximately 1 hour away, where you will be given expert guidance and tuition on how to control your team of dogs and how to drive the sled. You’ll ride two people per sled, with several chances to swap drivers along the way, travelling through snow-covered forests and frozen lakes.

The tour involves approximately 4 hours of dog sledding, with breaks along the way, covering between 30-50km, depending on conditions. The tour also includes a wilderness lunch, cooked over an open fire and you will also get to spend some time with the dogs during and after the tour; a great photo opportunity!

Duration: Full day including transfers

After an early dinner, you will have a short transfer to the nearby home of Ulf Jonsson, an amateur consultant of aviation, space and photography who has built his own small, but fantastic, observatory.

Ulf will take you through the range of binoculars and telescopes on offer. Then, the roll-away roof will reveal the night sky and you’ll get a brilliant view of the wonders overhead.

Ulf will point out constellations and explain how different cultures perceive the stars. If the moon is visible, you can track along the surface to observe the craters and mountain ranges. Of course, the real highlight in this part of the world is the Northern Lights and if conditions are favourable, you may get one of the most detailed views of this wonder. Should the Auroras appear, Ulf will also help you with your camera settings to capture this special moment.

Duration: 3 hours, including transfers

Fat bikes offer a great way to explore further than you may get with cross-country skis or snowshoes, whilst still being able to appreciate the peace and quiet of this winter wonderland. The fat bikes have extra-wide tyres, which provide far better grip than a traditional bike would get in the snow. This activity is not guided and therefore you must speak to the team at reception to discuss routes and conditions before you set off. Helmets will be provided.

Please ensure that you take the lodge number and your mobile phone with you and leave details of your route before departure.

Duration: 1.5, 3 and 6-hour rentals are available

Having learned how to fasten snowshoes, you will be taken by a guide on a three-hour trek over the nearby trails. They will share their knowledge about the local flora and fauna and also show you different animal tracks in the snow. Making a stop, you will be taught how to set up a small fire and prepare a hot drink in the wilderness. You will have a break at a ‘kota’ (teepee) and enjoy a delicious lunch which will be cooked by your guide on an open fire.

Duration: 3 hours

Snowmobiling through the snowy forests and frozen sea and lakes of Swedish Lapland is an enchanting and fast-paced experience. Having been shown how to drive the vehicles, you will follow your guide on a trail, travelling two people per snowmobile. It is also possible to upgrade to one person per vehicle.

Anyone wishing to drive a snowmobile must be at least 18 years old and in possession of a full driving licence.

Duration: 4 hours

If you’d like to have a go at independently exploring the tracks at your own pace, then this is a fantastic way to spend some free time. You should speak to the lodge to discuss routes and trail conditions before you leave. Please ensure that you take the hotel number and your mobile phone with you and leave details of your route before departure.

Duration: 1.5, 3 and 6-hour rentals are available