The Twilight Walk

Now let's hop on the snowmobiles and head straight out toward the sunset.
The goal is to climb above the tree line, get a 360-degree view, and see if we're lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights.
But we must be humble and acknowledge that the Northern Lights are a phenomenon that doesn’t always appear. However, if you’re ever going to have the chance to see them, it will be on this evening hike as we venture deep into the mountains, away from any distracting lights. The best time to see the Northern Lights is from December through the end of February.
In March and April, we'll instead get to enjoy beautiful sunsets during the tour.
We’ll travel through the snow-covered landscape to a dark spot or mountain peak where we’ll have the best chance of achieving our goal for the evening.
Along the way, the guide will take the opportunity to tell us about the Northern Lights and the culture surrounding them. Once we arrive, hopefully the show will be in full swing above us.

The snowmobile guide begins with a safety briefing and demonstrates how a snowmobile works.
After the briefing, we head out into the mountains for a 2-hour tour.

Depending on the weather and wind, we decide which tour we take but mainly the tour goes in protected terrain before we reach the mountain peaks.

We'll meet at the scheduled time at one of our Adventure Centers.

Don't forget to bring a valid driver's license.

For adults: We will provide you with warm overalls, warm shoes and helmet. You bring warm gloves.

For children 8-12 years old: Put on warm clothes and shoes for a few hours on the snowmobile, such as ski clothes and alpine helmet, preferably dressed for an alpine ski day.

Price: Starting at 950 SEK per person

Don't forget to bring a valid Class B driver's license, which is the only requirement for driving a snowmobile during the tour.

No minimum number of participants.

The tour is what is known as an "open tour."

If you'd prefer a private tour instead, please contact us for suggestions.

For groups & conferences:
Contact us at [email protected] and we'll put together a great plan for you


Don't forget to bring a valid Class B driver's license, which is the only requirement for driving a snowmobile during the tour.

A driver's license is the only requirement for snowmobile drivers during the tour.

For groups and conferences:
Contact us at [email protected] and we'll put together a great plan for you.