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We start our trip in the village center of Pyhä. The small village is right next to border of Pyhä-Luosto national park. That's the closest nationalpark from Rovaniemi. It's easy to get there by bus.

Some facts about the national park:

🏔️ Finland's southernmost fell massif
Pyhä-Luosto is home to Finland's southernmost fell massif. Hills in the area of Rovaniemi are quite small, but here you see more beautiful landscape

🌲 The oldest national park in Finland
The protection of the Pyhätunturi area dates back to 1938, when one of Finland's first national parks was established here. The area of Luosto joined 2005 and the nationalpark grew bigger.

🪨 12 fell peaks
The Pyhätunturi fell massif consists of a chain of 12 fell peaks. If you walk or take scenic lift to the top of Pyhätunturi you see the beautiful chain.

🕳️ Isokuru – around 220 m deep
Isokuru is the deepest gorge in Finland, reaching a depth of around 220 metres. Unfortenaly it's too dangerous to go and see it on winter becouse of the risk of avalanche. But you can always come on summer and walk bottom of the huge gorge in the midnight sun!

Free things to do in Pyhä-area:

- Explore the trails of national park by walking

No entrance fee to park! We will tell the best tips about routes.

- Try out cross-country sking

No entrance fees to ski tracks and free ski school by sertified ski-teacher is included in the price of our trip! You can bring your own equipment or you can rent it (25€)

- Try out snowshoes

It's included in the price of our tour!

- Meet reindeers

You can walk to fence where reindeers live in winter. You can do this on our trip in your freetime! We will tell you all the information how to get there. You will see also frozen waterfall while walking to the reindeer fence.

- Do sledging. Three free-to-use areas for that. There are not so good places for that in Rovaniemi city than these! Rent of sled is included in the price of our trip.

- Use free-to-use huts for your own picnic. Go to supermarket and do your own picnic-lunch by bonfire.

For experts only:

- Free-ski

Pyhä is one of the best an most famous places for free-sking in Finland. You don't have time for that during our trip, but if you are professional skier or snowboarder, you can stay in Pyhä longer and try it out. And you don't need to buy ski lift ticket if you are sporty and go up by your own. Check map of nearest free-ski areas