Sweden · SNOW
The good ones go well before the season does. Below: 5 snow days out, what each costs, how long it runs, and where they differ.
Snowshoe through Abisko National Park with a small group, Arctic wildlife tracks, mountain views, warm clothing, and hot drinks for $88.
“Anne was so sweet - thank you for a beautiful tour😊”
Review of Stockholm’s small-group winter snowshoe hike, with frozen lakes, forest trails, campfire lunch, gear advice, and value tips.
“Our guide Tigo, was super knowledgeable and friendly! Overall, the trip exceeded all our expectations! We enjoyed the nature hike in the beautiful forest, enjoyed learning about Swedish culture, and were spoiled with a fantastic lunch by a fire (and we learned to make the fire as well). Thank you for an unforgettable experience!”
Snowshoe through Kiruna’s quiet winter forest with guide Anders, tracking wildlife, learning Sami and local culture, and warming up with berry juice.
“Lovely and easy hike in the middle of nature! The snowy forest was beautiful and peaceful, even though we weren’t lucky enough to spot animals. Anders is such an enthusiastic and cheerful guide, with plenty of knowledge on the area and the local wildlife. Definitely a recommended experience!”
Trade Stockholm streets for a guided winter hike with snowshoes, wildlife, forest skills, a campfire lunch, and Swedish fika.
“It’s one of those once in a life time experiences. I really enjoyed the hike, despite being tired. We also walked on two lakes, which was very scary but our guide managed to help all of us and even take pictures and videos while we do so. The soup we had was very delicious as well!”
Snowshoe above Kiruna’s tree line with local guide Anders, spotting tracks, viewing Arctic light, and warming up with berry juice.
“The hike to the mountain was really great. The Guide Anders is really handsome and explains many things about the nature, animals and all other questions about Kiruna ä.”
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