Top Northern Sweden Hiking Tours

Join our local Sami guide for a day visit to Nikkaluokta to learn more about the arctic nature, Sami culture and history of the area. See Kebnekaise, Sweden's highest mountain, and get the chance to see moose, reindeer and other wildlife. In summer we do a light hike, visit Nikkaluokta chapel and have lunch in the Sami-owned restaurant, in winter we visit the guide's home for a Sami activity and lunch.

Explore the renowned Abisko National Park on this full-day, small-group hiking adventure. Hike near Abisko Canyon, admiring the crystal-clear mountain water, and, if weather permits, ascend Nuolja Mountain using a chair lift for unparalleled views of Lake Torneträsk and surrounding peaks. Return to Abisko Valley for a restaurant lunch before the journey back to Kiruna.

Why this tour is special : The huskys are not just work animals, but part of the family. You will quickly notice how much pleasure they enjoy travelling with you, and how close the connection between humans and dogs becomes in a short time. This is what awaits you: Personal meeting and cuddling with the huskys Introduction to husky trekking (no prior knowledge required) Guided hike with your dog on the waist belt Breathtaking nature around Bakvattnet Cosy fika break with coffee and Swedish pastries

Trollsjön is Sweden's cleanest clear-water lake located 815 m above sea level in the end of the valley Kärkevagge at the foot of Gearggecorru and Vassejietnja. On the way to Trollsjön, it is possible to see some animals such as reindeer, lemmings, buzzards, grouse, hares, mountain pipits and sometimes even sea eagles.

During the trip, you will enjoy the stunning views of Abisko Village, Lake Torneträsk, and Lapporten. We’ll visit the impressive Abisko Canyon and admire the Silver Waterfall, which transforms into a frozen spectacle during the winter months. Throughout the day, your guides will share stories and knowledge about this extraordinary region. Swedish Lapland is also home to an incredible variety of Arctic wildlife. In these pristine landscapes, it’s possible to spot reindeer moving gracefully through the snow, moose wandering along the forest edge, or even catch a glimpse of a fox, Arctic hare, or Arctic owl. You’ll also learn a few tips and tricks to help recognize tracks and other signs of wildlife during the walk. After the tour, we’ll drive back to Kiruna along Lake Torneträsk, Kaisepakte, and the scenic Arctic Road, a beautiful route that offers one last look at the winter landscape before returning to Kiruna.