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Packrafting Adventures
PACKRAFTING: Our guided packrafting adventures offer you that unique experience in combining paddling and backpacking in one self-sufficient trip. As all our adventures these trips take you into the heart of the beautiful wild Northern European open spaces where trails and water ways are a permanent invitation to exploring more. You'll be carrying everything you need for rafting and hiking in a fitted backpack we provide which means that we don't have a vehicle or an animal or other assistance to do the job. The pack's weight varies depending on the number of days of adventure and what you bring in. The packrafting gear to carry when hiking is about 4 kg.
We provide everything except your clothes for hiking and your personal items. Here are the main items that Lappitrek has for you: backpacks, tents, sleeping bags and pads, trekking poles, cooking gear and eco-dishware, packrafts, life-jackets, paddles, the clothes for packrafting and the dry bags. The meals are adapted to the practice of trekking and the necessity of having the lightest backpack as possible.
Please consider the physical aspect of the activity which is somehow demanding: paddling long distances, sometimes paddling against the currents, a backpack that weights more than for a day-hike, alternating two sports in one day. Our adventures can be adjusted if there are children; discuss the matter with the guide.
Note: The prices reflect the high quality but still fragile of the packrafting gear.
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THE MEANDERS OF KESÄNKIJOKI
WHEN: from June to August
MEETING POINT: in Kittilä or Levi or Äkäslompolo or Ylläs
DURATION: 1 full day
DISTANCE: 12 km (hiking: 5 km; packrafting: 7 km)
LEVEL: Class I (packrafting), Easy (hiking)
ENVIRONMENT: This packrafting adventure takes place in nature while isn't too far from an urban structure. You paddle both on a lake and a river. The lakes are potentially exposed to winds. The hiking section takes place in the forest. There is one shelter and one dry toilet available on the itinerary.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Be able to hike and paddle the distances indicated above. You must know how to swim. Do not be afraid of water. Have a good physical condition.
187 euros/participant
159 euros/participant if 2+ bookings
136 euros/participant (13-18 years old)
120 euros/participant (5-12 years old; the youngest ones go with an adult in a two-seater)
Price includes: the private mode of the trip (= not mixed with other people/groups), local transportation, the use of the hiking gear (backpacks, hiking poles, sustainable Kupilka dishware, flasks...), the use of the packrafting gear (packraft, life-jacket, paddle, neoprene socks and gloves...), all meals and snacks mentioned in the program (mainly organic and low quantity of processed food), guiding work in English or French, pictures, permits and taxes
Price does not include: your round trip home-Kittilä-home, clothing which must be adjusted to the activity and environment (ask advice from the guide), your liability insurance, your health coverage, alcohol, and souvenirs.
Payment: In cash at the end of the program or bank transfer before the start of the program
Discounts: Single parents, students (hand in a valid student card), individuals in ministry or clergy. Contact us.
Free of charge: All additional programs related to the specificity of our agency. On request.
THE EXPERIENCE TO LIVE: Our journey begins on foot in the Varkaankuru forest. The tall spruce and other black spruce trees, the melodious streams with clear and fresh water, and the little wooden bridges are truly enchanting. Through this boreal vegetation, a lake can be seen. On its bank, a “laavu”, a traditional shelter for loggers in the Far North, invites us for lunch. Later, it's time to open the backpack, unroll and inflate the packraft, assemble all the necessary equipment, and continue our journey on the water. Placed under the good guard of two Arctic mountains with very mineral slopes, we move on to this lake until we find the mouth of the Kesänki River. Its imperceptible current accompanies us in its multiple meanders through the tall grass of the peat bogs. A small sandbank, a footbridge, a dam of trunks and plants worthy of the work of beavers, a tunnel, the small fish... everything contributes to a journey of peace and exploration.
THE HORN LAKE
WHEN: from June to August
MEETING POINT: in Kittilä or Levi
DURATION: 1 full day
DISTANCE: 9 km (hiking: 6 km; packrafting: 3 km)
LEVEL: Class I (packrafting), Easy (hiking)
ENVIRONMENT: This packrafting adventure takes place in the wild far from any urban structure. You paddle on a lake. The lake is potentially exposed to winds. The hiking section takes place in the forest and open fields. There is one hut and one dry toilet available on the itinerary.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Be able to hike and paddle the distances indicated above. You must know how to swim. Do not be afraid of water. Have a good physical condition.
203 euros/participant
168 euros/participant if 2+ bookings
145 euros/participant (13-18 years old)
128 euros/participant (5-12 years old; the youngest ones go with an adult in a two-seater)
Price includes: the private mode of the trip (= not mixed with other people/groups), local transportation, the use of the hiking gear (backpacks, hiking poles, sustainable Kupilka dishware, flasks...), the use of the packrafting gear (packraft, life-jacket, paddle, neoprene socks and gloves...), all meals and snacks mentioned in the program (mainly organic and low quantity of processed food), guiding work in English or French, pictures, permits and taxes
Price does not include: your round trip home-Kittilä-home, clothing which must be adjusted to the activity and environment (ask advice from the guide), your liability insurance, your health coverage, alcohol, and souvenirs.
Payment: In cash at the end of the program or bank transfer before the start of the program
Discounts: Single parents, students (hand in a valid student card), individuals in ministry or clergy. Contact us.
Free of charge: All additional programs related to the specificity of our agency. On request.
THE EXPERIENCE TO LIVE: At the foot of the mountain range of Pallas National Park, far from everything, there is a small lake, and at the bottom, a small gray sand beach. This pretty water field, in a typically boreal setting, awaits all those looking for an atmosphere of solitude. Our quest begins with an easy hike between a forest of small trees and peat bogs. After crossing a few streams, we arrive at "the horn". We take the packrafts out of the backpacks, inflate them, gear up, and continue our journey on the water. The shores call us to explore every corner, as for the beach, to a quiet lunch break in the wilderness. The rest of this initiatory journey slowly takes us to the opposite shore, eventually finding the way back to the beginning. Note: this route is ideal for an experience that would combine hiking, packrafting, and a night of bivouac/wild camping. Don't hesitate to ask if you want to experience it!
THE TOUR OF THE GREAT LAKE
WHEN: from June to August
MEETING POINT: in Kittilä or Levi
DURATION: 2 days
DISTANCE: 16 km
LEVEL: Class I (packrafting). No hiking.
ENVIRONMENT: This packrafting adventure happens in the wild, quite far away from any urban structure. You paddle on a vast lake. It is exposed to winds. There are two dry toilets and two wilderness cabins on the itinerary.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Be able to paddle the distance indicated above. You must know how to swim. Do not be afraid of water. Be prepared to paddle with strength and determination in case of wind. Have a very good physical condition.
540 euros/participant if 1 booking
414 euros/participant if 2+ bookings
355 euros/participant (13-18 years old)
311 euros/participant (5-12 years old; the youngest ones go with an adult in a bi-seats packraft)
Price includes: the private mode of the trip (= not mixed with other people/groups), local transportation, the use of the trekking gear (backpacks, hiking poles, 3 seasons sleeping bags, sustainable Kupilka dishware, flasks...), the use of the packrafting gear (packraft, life-jacket, paddle, neoprene socks and gloves...), all meals and snacks mentioned in the program (mainly organic and low quantity of processed food), accommodation in a tent, guiding work in English or French, pictures, permits and taxes
Price does not include: your round trip home-Kittilä-home, clothing which must be adjusted to a trek in an Arctic region (ask advice from the guide), your liability insurance, your health coverage, alcohol, and souvenirs.
Payment: 20% at registration and full payment up to 45 days before departure. Bank transfer.
Discounts: Single parents, students (hand in a valid student card), individuals in ministry or clergy. Contact us.
Free of charge: All additional programs related to the specificity of our agency. On request.
THE EXPERIENCE TO LIVE: The "Great Lake" is a gem in Finnish Lapland. To be honest it's not that hidden but at Lappitrek we've explored every corner of it which is only accessible by foot or boat. This lake is a permanent invitation to enjoy life in the North. Its white and ochre sand beaches are an invitation to contemplate the forest and mountains bordering the shores. Its several little wilderness huts are an invitation to settle down. Its shallow and sandy bottoms are an invitation to swim even though the water temperature is not the warmest on Earth. And what to say about those gorgeous sunsets, sunrises, midnight sunny nights... They are an invitation not to sleep and live life to the fullest. This packrafting trip is truly a beautiful journey. If you are willing to spend more time in the area we recommend you to book our packrafting adventure called "From Jeris to Pallas" because it includes a tour of that great lake.
GATES TO THE TUNDRA
WHEN: from June to August
MEETING POINT: in Kittilä or Levi
DURATION: 7 days
DISTANCE: 55 km
LEVEL: Class I (packrafting) Demanding (hiking)
ENVIRONMENT: This packrafting trek takes place in the wilderness far away from any urban structure. You get to paddle on lakes only. Progression is an environment of total tundra. There are four wilderness cabins and four dry toilets available on the itinerary.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Be able to hike the distances and elevation gains indicated below while carrying a rucksack weighing between 8 and 15 kg when you're not paddling. Expect to embark on a trek, not a day hike. Handle well life in the wilderness (muddy trails, rain, mosquitoes...) Be in perfect physical condition.
2333 euros/participant if 1 booking
1785 euros/participant if 2+ bookings
1336 euros/participant (13-18 years old)
Price includes: the private mode of the trip (= not mixed with other people/groups), local transportation, the use of the trekking gear (backpacks, hiking poles, 3 seasons sleeping bags, sustainable Kupilka dishware, flasks...), the use of the packrafting gear (packraft, life-jacket, paddle, neoprene socks and gloves...), all meals and snacks mentioned in the program (mainly organic and low quantity of processed food), accommodation in a tent, guiding work in English or French, pictures, permits and taxes
Price does not include: your round trip home-Kittilä-home, clothing which must be adjusted to a trek in an Arctic region (ask advice from the guide), your liability insurance, your health coverage, alcohol, and souvenirs.
Payment: 20% at registration and full payment up to 45 days before departure. Bank transfer.
Discounts: Single parents, students (hand in a valid student card), individuals in ministry or clergy. Contact us.
Free of charge: All additional programs related to the specificity of our agency. On request.
THE EXPERIENCE TO LIVE: This packrafting adventure is an unforgettable five-day journey of immersion in a true Arctic environment. In the tundra, you feel to your bones the total freedom that comes with wandering through vast open spaces and exploring the seven lakes that are on the route.
- Day 1 -
- Welcome to Kittilä airport in Lapland, Finland!
- Road trip following the "Northern Lights Route"
- Night at a campground
- Day 2 -
- HIKING: 4 km / RAFTING: 2 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 200 m.
- Morning preparation of the trek at the campground: presentation of the itinerary, gear review, food portioning, various instructions
- Beginning of the trek after lunch.
- After about one kilometer in a forest of short birch trees we enter into a fascinating desert-like area. The view of the nearby Norwegian border and its Lyngen mountains is beautiful. We keep hiking all around the mythic Saanatunturi and reach out the clear waters of a small lake. This is where you inflate and use your packraft for the first time! After about two exciting kilometers we land at our campsite for the night.
- Dinner is shared in a lovely wooden hut which has a glass roof too.
- Night 1 in tents
- Day 3 -
- HIKING: 6 km / RAFTING: 5 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 100 m.
- Breakfast and packing
- The trail goes up right away but quickly you get rewarded with a beautiful view on our former campsite and Saanajärvi. Then you discover the immensity of that Nature Reserve we're going to explore for five days. Most likely we take a lunch break on the sandy shores of Masetjavri which is also the starting point of a fun sequence of paddling, hiking, paddling, hiking... and paddling. This is the heart of a packrafting adventure! The wilderness cabin of Saarijärvi is our final destination for this stage and often a place to meet with passionate fishermen.
- Dinner and relaxation at the cabin.
- Night 2 at the cabin
- Day 4 -
- HIKING: 6 km / RAFTING: 11 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 200 m.
- Breakfast and packing
- Since we've kept our rafts inflated from the previous day we start our third stage with exploring the small lake of Saarijärvi. After hiking along a reindeer fence we cross another small lake. We pack our rafts to hike to the top of the Salmi Fells. The birds-eye view of Paihkas Mountain and the impressive long lake of Termisjärvi is one of Lappitrek's favorite landscapes in that wilderness Nordic paradise. Once we've taken a break at the cabin we inflate our rafts again and go to explore the hidden shores of that lake which is also a sacred place in the Sami mythology.
- Dinner and relaxation at the cabin
- Night 3 at the cabin
- Day 5 -
- HIKING: 8 km / RAFTING: 6 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 100 m.
- Breakfast and packing
- Like the day before we begin the day with rafting one more time on Termisjärvi. Then for several kilometers, you embrace the open spaces of the Baikkasvaggi. The many streams running through that land provide a deep inner feeling of serenity. We go aboard our rafts at the end of the day to reach out to the wilderness cabin of Cahkaljavri. In the evening we can take a look at a nearby small waterfall.
- Dinner and relaxation at the cabin
- Night 4 at the cabin
- Day 6 -
- HIKING: 2 km / RAFTING: 4 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 100 m.
- Early breakfast and packing
- We're getting close to the end of our adventure. We could hike the last kilometers but instead, we gonna sense the immensity of the majestic lake of Kilpisjärvi aboard our little rafts. On your right the famous and now known Saana Fells in Finland. On your left, are the fells of Sweden. In front of you at the bottom are the high peaks of Norway. An amazing landscape to finish our packrafting adventure, isn't it!?
- Rest at the Hiking Center. Possibility for souvenir shopping.
- Road trip back to Kittilä
- Gear's review
- Dinner at a restaurant in Levi
- Night at a guesthouse.
- Day 7 -
- Breakfast and packing
- Transportation to Kittilä airport
- End of the trip. Thank you for joining the adventure!
THE TOUR OF THE STORSTEINS
WHEN: from June to August
MEETING POINT: in Kittilä or Levi or Kolari or Kiruna (Sweden)
DURATION: 8 days
DISTANCE: 78 km
LEVEL: Class I (packrafting). Very demanding (hiking)
ENVIRONMENT: This packrafting trek takes place in the total wilderness far away from any urban structure. You get to paddle on mountain lakes. The environment is tundra, fells, and mountains. There is almost every day a mountain cabin and a dry toilet available.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Be able to hike the distances and elevation gains indicated below while carrying a rucksack weighing between 8 and 15 kg when you're not paddling. Expect to embark on a trek, not a day hike. Handle well life in the wilderness (muddy trails, rain, mosquitoes...) Be in perfect physical condition.
2776 euros/participant if 1 booking
2195 euros/participant if 2+ bookings
1739 euros/participant (13-18 years old) but not suitable for the youngest teens
Price includes: the private mode of the trip (= not mixed with other people/groups), local transportation, the use of the trekking gear (backpacks, hiking poles, 3 seasons sleeping bags, sustainable Kupilka dishware, flasks...), the use of the packrafting gear (packraft, life-jacket, paddle, neoprene socks and gloves...), all meals and snacks mentioned in the program (mainly organic and low quantity of processed food), accommodation in a tent, guiding work in English or French, pictures, permits and taxes
Prices does not include: your round trip home-Kittilä-home, clothing which must be adjusted to a trek in an Arctic region (ask advice from the guide), your liability insurance, your health coverage, alcohol, and souvenirs.
Payment: 20% at registration and full payment up to 45 days before departure. Bank transfer.
Discounts: Single parents, students (hand in a valid student card), individuals in ministry or clergy. Contact us.
Free of charge: All additional programs related to the specificity of our agency. On request.
THE EXPERIENCE TO LIVE: This is a demanding but amazing Norwegian packrafting adventure taking you into one of the last untouched wilderness areas of Europe. You will hike at times in an alpine like environment, through some great open spaces of tundra, and, paddle the glacial waters of altitude lakes .
- Day 1 -
- Welcome to Kittilä airport, Lapland, Finland , or, Kiruna airport, Lapland, Sweden
- Road trip taking you to the famous Swedish National Park of Abisko located on the shores of the long and very beautiful Torneträsk Lake
- Preparation of the trek: presentation of the itinerary, gear's review, food portioning, various instructions
- Night 1 at a campground
- Day 2 -
- HIKING: 9 km / RAFTING: 0 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 300 m.
- Early wake-up and breakfast
- Scenic train trip to get to Norway and the starting point of our trek
- We leave straight away from the small train station of Katterat. Quickly we enter into a fascinating natural world. Our route follows the sound of the Hunddalselva torrent and goes up the whole stage until we arrive at the Hunddals wilderness cabins. This is where we set up our camp for the night. You will love the mountainous atmosphere of that spot with the Detasjementshøgda Summit in background.
- Dinner and relaxation
- Night 2 in tents (or in a cabin with an extra fee)
- Day 3 -
- HIKING: 7 km / RAFTING: 6 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 200 m.
- Breakfast and packing
- We continue our journey with hiking on 7 kilometers to reach out the glacial waters of Leirvatnet Lake. After setting up our tents on the shores of that lake, we inflate our rafts and go for several hours of exploration on surrounded by the high mountains of Basejiekna and Skàpmacohkka. Then we come back to our campsite.
- Dinner and relaxation in the middle of nowhere
- Night 3 in tents
- Day 4 -
- HIKING: 9 km / RAFTING: 4 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 300 m.
- Breakfast and packing
- This third trekking day begins with a little demanding hike to Rietnat Pass. Expect a snowy ground or some very rocky sections. Then we hike down the steep-sided, long and beautiful valley of Rienatvaggi. Then we reach out to another lake named Lossivatnet. Again we inflate our rafts and go for several kilometers of exploration which leads us back to our trail to hike a little bit longer to get to Losistua cabins. This third campsite faces the majestic mountains range of Storsteins.
- Dinner and relaxation
- Night 4 in tents
- Day 5 -
- HIKING: 13 km / RAFTING: 0 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 100 m.
- Breakfast and packing
- This fourth stage is a connecting route to the other side of the Storsteins. We enjoy a little bit more vegetation along the itinerary until we arrive to a small lake. Even though no rafting is scheduled on that day you are welcome to go aboard and dwell into the quietness of that Northern wilderness
- Dinner and relaxation
- Night 5 in tents (or in a cabin with an extra fee)
- Day 6 -
- HIKING: 10 km / RAFTING: 8 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 100 m.
- Breakfast and packing
- This is the longest stage of our adventure. After about 5 km hiking we arrive to the shores of the magnificent and long lake of Sealggajavri. We inflate our rafts and begin an 8 km adventure on that lake bordered by the snowy summits of the Storteins. We get the full sense of adventure as we navigate on our little boats in such a majestic environment. In the end of the afternoon we get back on our feet and hike back to the first campsite of our trip.
- Dinner and relaxation
- Night 6 in tents (or in a cabin with an extra fee)
- Day 7 -
- HIKING: 9 km / RAFTING: 0 km / ELEVATION GAIN: 0 m.
- Early breakfast and packing
- For this last day we take off early and hike down back to the little train station where we can catch the afternoon train taking us back to Abisko.
- Scenic train trip. In Abisko you're welcome to do some souvenirs shopping before we drive.
- Road trip back to Kittilä (or Kiruna)
- Dinner in a restaurant in Levi
- Stay the night at the Golden Goose Guesthouse in Kittilä. Sauna.
- Day 8 -
- Breakfast and packing
- Transportation to Kittilä airport.
- End of the trip. Thank you for joining the adventur
FROM JERIS TO PALLAS
WHEN: from June to August
MEETING POINT: in Kittilä or Levi
DURATION: 8 days
DISTANCE: 75 to 80 km
LEVEL: Class I and Class II sections (packrafting), very demanding (hiking)
ENVIRONMENT: In total wilderness, about 25 km away from the closest town, lakes, rivers, several shelters, and eco-toilets available on the itinerary
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Ability to carry a rucksack weighing between 12 and 23 kg, perfect physical condition, handles well the necessary efforts to climb the elevation gain indicated below, understands the wilderness environment described above
2255 euros/participant if 1 booking
1726 euros/participant if 2+ bookings
1210 euros/participant (13-18 years old)
Price includes: the private mode of the trip (= not mixed with other people/groups), local transportation, the use of the trekking gear (backpacks, hiking poles, 3 seasons sleeping bags, sustainable Kupilka dishware, flasks...), the use of the packrafting gear (packraft, life-jacket, paddle, neoprene socks and gloves...), all meals and snacks mentioned in the program (mainly organic and low quantity of processed food), accommodation in a tent, guiding work in English or French, pictures, permits and taxes
Price does not include: your round trip home-Kittilä-home, clothing which must be adjusted to a trek in an Arctic region (ask for advice from the guide), your liability insurance, your health coverage, alcohol, and souvenirs.
Payment: 20% at registration and full payment up to 30 days before departure. Bank transfer.
Discounts: For children up to 18 years old, single parents, students, individuals in ministry, or clergy. Contact us.
Free of charge: All additional programs related to the specificity of our agency. On request.
- Day 1 -
- Welcome to Kittilä airport (or to the VR train station in Kolari or in Rovaniemi for an additional charge) and Finnish Lapland, 150 km beyond the Arctic Circle!
- Transportation. Bivouac test near a small lake nestled between the Arctic mountains of Yllästunturi National Park.
- Setting up the tents
- Presentation of the trek. Instructions on how to use the packrafts. Testing and exploring time.
- Campfire and dinner
- Good night!
- Day 2 -
- Early wake up and breakfast.
- Packing and preparing for the day.
- Transportation to the starting point of the trek.
- Inflating and loading the packrafts. The trek begins!
- SECTION 1: PACKRAFTING 8 km. We start paddling on the great lake of Jerisjärvi magnificently chiseled with peninsulas and islets. We pass small rapids where you might encounter some “singing geese”. Then we enter into a narrow river, play in a few small rapids, and wind through tall grasses. The beautiful mountain range of Pallas can be seen in the background.
- SECTION 2: TREKKING 3 km. We arrive in a small but typical and lovely Lappish hamlet. We switch to hiking. We deflate our packrafts and continue through a luminous pine forest. This is a great place to pick up blueberries and save them for dinner.
SECTION 3: PACKRAFTING 5 km. We reach another lake, beautifully surrounded by forested slopes and the mountains of Pallas National Park. An island in the middle of the lake is our final destination for the day and the adventurous setting of our bivouac for the night.
- Setting up the tents
- Dinner
- Good night!
- Day 3 -
-Good morning! Breakfast.
- Packing and preparing for the day
- SECTION 4: PACKRAFTING 5 km. We go aboard our rafts and explore around the island. The beautiful panorama in the National Park keeps following us until we arrive to a river mouth. We deflate and pack our rafts.
- SECTION 5: TREKKING 11 km. Our route continues through the quiet and wild taiga. Sometimes our feet travel on duckboards that cross the rich life of the bogs. We take a lunch break at a wilderness cabin. Then our path begins to rise slightly as we get closer to the mountains of Pallas National Park. Our next campsite is located at the foot of those Arctic fells near a melodious and relaxing creek. A shelter and dry toilets are available on site.
- Setting up the tents. Possibility to take a shower in a structure which is located about 1 km away from our bivouac site.
- Dinner
- Good night
- Day 4 -
- Good morning! Breakfast.
- No packing. Preparing for the day.
- SECTION 6: TREKKING between 9 and 12 km. For this third trekking day we leave our bags, our tents and rafts at the campsite. This is a day dedicated to exploring the fells that surround us and fill our souls with views.
- Return to the campsite and rest.
- Dinner
- Good night!
- Day 5 -
- Good morning! Breakfast.
- Packing and preparing for the day.
- SECTION 7: TREKKING 6 km. After a day on the top of the barren fells we dive again into the luxurious boreal forest. We appreciate the smell of fresh moss, the tall black spruce trees rising like needles to the sky, the small and large mushrooms growing on the trunks, the melodies of the streams... We take a break near a small waterfall. water and its maze of rocks, then we reach the shores of the great lake of Pallasjärvi. Time has come to prepare our packrafts again.
- SECTION 8: PACKRAFTING 8 km. We follow the wooded shores of this peaceful lake with clear waters. You discover the mouth of some rivers, the tall grass of the bogs, and the shallows. Then, we arrive at a beautiful white sand beach under the pines. A real little Nordic paradise! This is where we set up our camp. NOTE: a wild hut and dry toilets are nearby.
- Rest. Before dinner, you will surely want to pick these famous yellow blackberries called "the pearl of the north" in the peat bog just behind the beach...
- Dinner
- Good night!
- Day 6 -
- Good morning! Breakfast
- Packing and preparing for the day
- SECTION 9: PACKRAFTING 6 km. We leave the pretty white sand beach and cross the lake to reach the southern shores and its other beaches. This is an opportunity to take short breaks and visit some small wilderness huts that make the charm of this lake. We take a break at one of them, called “the red sand cabin” for lunch.
- SECTION 10: TREKKING 6 km. We find for a short time the same path of the day before, but very quickly, we begin the ascent of "the black hill". At the top of this hill, you can admire a very beautiful view of a very wild valley and the chain of mountains in the park, but from a different angle. Further down, lost in the forest, is our next camp.
- We settle down and explore the surroundings and an old reindeer herder's hut. NOTE: a hut and dry toilets are nearby.
- Dinner
- Good night!
- Day 7 -
- Good morning! Breakfast.
- Packing and preparing for the last day of trek.
- SECTION 11: TREKKING 7 km. We briefly resume the path of the day before then we climb to the summit where there is a small weather station renowned for a scientific discovery which the guide will tell you about. We descend by an unmarked path before finding a long forest path bordered by high fir trees and pines. We find the shores of Lake Jerisjärvi.
- To celebrate our great adventure, we allow ourselves a Finnish sauna time. Facing this lake, several saunas with different themes, centered on nature and Finnish traditions, await us. To alternate with the heat of these saunas, we take a few cool baths in the lake. Showers, changing rooms, toilets, drinks included in this service of approximately two hours.
- After this time of relaxation, we take the road and return to Levi where a chalet awaits you for the last night of your trip. The evening is left free for you to discover the village-resort, its mountain, its restaurants and other small attractions.
- Your seventh night in Finnish Lapland
- Day 8 -
- In the morning, the guide meets you at your chalet. It must be released at 10 a.m. or noon (depending on which one will be chosen by the guide later)
- Transfer to Kittilä airport (or Kolari train station or Rovaniemi train station for an additional charge)
- End of your adventure in Finnish Lapland.
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