Aurora Borealis

• From September to April within the Northern Lights zone—latitudes 65 to 75 degrees—solar particles collide with atmospheric gases to create colorful curtains.

• Ideal viewing conditions are crisp, cold, clear, and cloudless skies with little light. You can see this most impressive light show—lasting from a few minutes to several days—in the regions close to the Arctic.​

• Depending on the weather and snow conditions the tours will take place on foot or snowshoes.

• Many different route options. The trip takes about 4 hours.

• Several small mountains to climb to get the best view.

• None of these options are too demanding, and it will suit most anyone regardless of previous experience.

• Your trip will be adapted to weather conditions and the best location to spot the Northern Lights

• We provide guide, snowshoes, walking poles, shoe covers and headlights.

• AdventureLand also will provide some hot drink (coffee or chocolate), and some snack to eat

Feel free to use our list of recommended clothes when you pack:

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• Clothing

  • Base layers, long underwear (wool or synthetic)

  • Insulating mid layer, fleece jacket or vest

  • Waterproof / breathable jacket (or soft shell)

  • Insulating jacket (worn at stops)Waterproof / breathable pants (or soft shell)

  • Insulating hat, cap, balaclava or headband

  • Neck or face gaiter (bandana or similar)Wool socks (remember spare socks too)

  • Gloves, mittens and / or over mittens

• Footwear

  • Insulated, waterproof boots are best with snow shoes. They have thick soles,  rubber/leather uppers and insulation.

  • Leather hiking boots works well, too, if they are waterproof

  • Gaiters is a big plus, as it keeps snow out of your boots.

• Backpack

  • A medium sized backpack for extra snack, drinking water, hot drinks and extra clothing. This you can rent from AdventureLand