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Join our guided hike through the canyon, where you’ll strap on winter boots to navigate the snowy terrain. Along the way, snap photos of the impressive frozen waterfalls and stunning ice formations. After the hike, warm up with a traditional Finnish campfire snack and hot juice served around a roaring bonfire.
Our tour includes professional winter clothing, winter boots, all fees and taxes, private transportation, snacks, and hotel pick-up/drop-off for accommodations outside the city center.
This full-day tour, lasting around 7 hours with approximately 5 kilometers of walking, will leave you back in Rovaniemi by 16:00. Don’t miss the chance to experience one of the Lappish countryside’s hidden gems.
The full-day adventure typically lasts around 7 hours, including pick-up, the walk through breathtaking canyon landscapes, a warming fireside break, and drop-off back to Rovaniemi between 16:00–17:00
This experience includes hotel pick-up (within approximately 10 km of Rovaniemi), winter overalls, boots, ice grippers, a professional Arctic guide, transportation, and hot drinks with campfire snacks
You’ll explore Europe’s most stunning frozen waterfalls set within the dramatic Korouoma Canyon—with cliffs rising up to 130 meters. The guide will narrate stories of local geology, wildlife, and flora as you walk through serene Arctic wilderness; keep your eyes peeled for animal tracks—possibly lynx, wolves, or hares
The trek is moderate, suitable for most physically capable participants, and includes varied terrain such as gentle descents, occasional icy steps (ice grippers provided), and a manageable pace. Group sizes are small—maximum 8 people—ensuring personal attention and an intimate, safe experience.
This experience is ideal for nature lovers, families with older children, and those seeking a peaceful yet memorable Arctic outing. We provide winter gear, but it’s wise to bring layered warm clothing, extra socks, and a camera to capture the stunning ice formations. Note: it’s not wheelchair or stroller accessible and not suitable for very young children or individuals with serious mobility or health concerns.