Top Lapland Horseback Riding

The Finnhorse is a unique breed that we try to protect. It is cooperative, trustworthy and extremely kind. We tell the story of the Finnhorse so that everyone understands its significance to us Finns. The versatility of the Finnhorse surprises most people, as it is currently used as a workhorse, trotting horse, in equestrian sports and in therapeutic use. Our horses love grooming and crunches, cuddling and small treats. Even if you have never been in contact with horses before, in a short time you will notice why people all over the world spend hours with horses. You could listen to the peaceful neighing sound of eating hay alone forever, and a few hugs will transfer the warmth from the horse to you. A charming moment with a Finnhorse leaves a mark on the heart.

This night rider's dream is for you who are not afraid of the dark or enjoy riding in the moonlight. A wet forest in autumn or a snowy landscape in winter makes the imagination run wild. The silent fairytale forest at night hides stories that you cannot see or hear in daylight. Forest animals are not afraid of horses, so we can encounter in the dark with moose, foxes or hares. Maybe you'll meet Santa's reindeer? We ride through the Lappish forest and at the end of the trip we enjoy a warm juice and a small evening snack by the campfire.

The Finnhorse is a cooperative, sweet and reliable co-worker. On horseback you can experience the untouched nature of Lapland. In autumn you can enjoy the colourful forest scenery with autumn foliage, in the winter you'll hear the snow crunch beneath the hooves as snowcovered trees bend above our trail. In the spring the bright sunshine will glisten on the snow and you can hear the song of the first migratory birds and feel the warmth of the sun. In the summertime our hairy co-workers will mostly by vacationing in the pastures. Our horseback riding tours are slow-paced, so you don't need previous riding experience. Agenda: Short safety section, Horse riding tour (duration about 30-40min depending on weather conditions) and after the ride we enjoy a warm drink, gingerbread cookies and marshmallows at hut by the fire. If you are interested in a faster paced riding excursion or late night Aurora hunting ride, please contact us via email.

Experience the charm of winter in Lapland with a horse-drawn sleigh ride at Kotatuli. Glide through serene snowy forests, where the gentle crunch of snow fills the air. This delightful excursion offers the chance to feed the horses and even take the reins of a traditional Finnish sleigh. Ideal for families, children can enjoy building snowmen and sledding in a safe, private setting. After your ride, warm up in a cozy kota with snacks and drinks, surrounded by the comforting crackle of an open fire.

Make the most of the snow-covered wintery landscape around Levi on a fun two-hour reindeer safari. Your sled will be driven by your guide so you can relax and enjoy the experience. Ride through snowy forests, admiring the views along the way. Stop for a warming hot drink and learn more about the animals and traditional Lappish culture. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for your convenience.

This activity is equally for beginners and experienced riders; it was thought of and made for the whole family. If you are an experienced rider, you will ride your horse alone; if you are a beginner, you can be accompanied by a walker holding the lead.

Experience one of the world’s greatest natural phenomena during a Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) safari from Levi. Heighten your chances of spotting the sky-based spectacular as you explore with a guide, and admire nocturnal scenery and bright stars as you travel through the forest at night. This activity also suits families, with children riding in a sled pulled by the guide’s snowmobile or enjoying a scenic sled ride if not driving.

Get a glimpse into the lifestyle of the Lappish people with this adventure and food experience from Rovaniemi. Led by a guide, you can explore the Arctic landscape by snowmobile, then try your hand at Arctic fishing. Finish up by huddling around a bonfire in the snow to prepare and eat a traditional Lappish barbecue with Lappish bread, salmon, marshmallows, and hot drinks.

Travel through the snowy Lappish forest like a local—on a snowmobile—on this half-day tour. Keep warm with provided thermal gear, far superior than anything you may have packed in your suitcase, and enjoy some hot blueberry juice to stay hydrated along the way. During the tour, see spectacular scenery you wouldn’t see otherwise, such as forests and lakes of the Arctic Circle.