Top Levi Snowshoeing

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.

We are going to enjoy the nature with a small group snowshoeing hike, far from the crowds and the city. This experience is just about enjoying the pure air, the finnish silence, the soft snow and landscapes

Your adventure begins with pickup from your accommodation. Before departure, your guide makes sure everyone is properly dressed for Arctic conditions, and additional winter clothing is available if needed. After a short drive into the wilderness, you’ll receive snowshoes and a mysterious survival kit. Using the tools inside, your small group will complete a series of Arctic survival challenges guided by your local expert. If you succeed, you’ll earn your Arctic Circle Survival Certificate. Once the mission is complete, you’ll gather inside a traditional Lapland kota, where your guide prepares a well-earned meal over an open fire. Throughout the experience your guide shares stories about life in Lapland and captures photos of your adventure. A unique small-group wilderness experience and Arctic Midnight Group’s signature survival mission, set deep in the quiet forests surrounding Levi — far from tourist crowds.

Finding the best places to spot the northern lights can be challenging for even the savviest travelers. On this nighttime tour, head out of Levi on a snowmobile through the snowy wilderness to the best locations to experience the natural light phenomenon.

Pine forests, frozen lakes, and (usually) snowy wilderness surround Levi—but they're difficult to reach. On this snow safari, follow snowmobile trails deep into Finland's northern wilderness, driving for roughly 30-40 miles (about 50-70 kilometers) over several hours in the late afternoon. Follow your guide in two-seat snowmobiles with all necessary equipment —overalls, boots, gloves, helmet, and more.