Auttiköngäs Winter Wilderness Hike & Barbeque – Small Group

About this tour

Discover Lapland’s winter magic on our Auttiköngäs Nature Trail tour. Led by expert guides, experience the Arctic’s beauty, from frozen waterfalls to ancient forests

Price: 119 EUR/Adult & 89 EUR/Child (0-12 years).

Level: Easy.

Duration: 5-7 hours.

Tour Type: Small group (maximum 8 people per group).

Minimum Participants: 2.

Location: Rovaniemi, Finland.

Includes: We provide guiding, convenient pick-up and drop-off services to and from your accommodation, as well as complimentary hot drinks, barbeque (grilled sausages) and snacks.

Good to Know: Auttiköngäs is about 82 km from Rovaniemi. This tour requires a 4-6 km hike by foot. This tour is not recommended for children under 8 years of age.

Embark on an unforgettable winter journey through the untouched wilderness of Finnish Lapland on our Auttiköngäs Nature Trail tour. Led by our expert guides, you’ll traverse this enchanting trail, immersing yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Arctic landscape. Marvel at the magnificent frozen waterfall adorning the trail, and explore ancient forests and cross picturesque bridges while meandering along the well-maintained path. Auttiköngäs beckons as a dream-come-true destination for day-trip visitors, offering easy accessibility and a magnificent landscape to behold. The highlight of the area is the awe-inspiring 16-meter-high Auttiköngäs Falls, a sight to behold.

Our commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences is deeply rooted in our history, as one of the owners proudly represents the 20th generation of their family in Lapland, Finland, with roots stretching back to the 1600s. This unique connection to the region allows us to share with you the most authentic and captivating facets of Lapland’s rich cultural heritage and untamed beauty.

Established as a protected forest in 1955 and later designated as a landscape forest, Auttiköngäs now proudly stands as part of Northern Finland’s old-growth forest protection program. Its ancient forests, untouched by organized logging, can be rightfully classified as primary or virgin forest. The area’s historical significance extends to the days of the Continuation War (1941-44), when German soldiers, stationed at Autti, felled trees for fortification purposes.

We prioritize your experience by limiting our groups to a maximum of 8 people. This ensures personalized attention from your guide, allowing us to cater to your needs and answer all your questions. Remember, in our tours, the smaller the group, the bigger the experience!