Discover the Swedish Arctic nature as it is meant to be experienced – calm, exclusive, and in deep connection with the landscape. Our snowmobile tours last approximately 3–4 hours and are designed for small groups, personal moments, and genuine encounters.

Here, ancient forests, frozen lakes, and vast snow-covered expanses tell the story of generations who have lived close to nature. As we travel through the landscape, you move through areas shaped by history, culture, and the rhythm of northern tranquility. From moose and reindeer grazing lands to untouched wilderness, every part of the journey carries traces of both people and nature that have shaped life here for centuries.

Including

• Snowmobile suit
• Snowmobile boots
• Snowmobile gloves
• Helmet
• Goggles
• Scarf/neck warmer
• Lunch and drinks (coffee, tea, etc.)

Highlights

• Meet one of the world’s rarest and oldest sheep breeds – the Swedish Gutefår
• Ride over frozen lakes and through quiet, snow-covered forests
• Lunch cooked over an open fire
• Hot drinks included – coffee, tea and more
• Chance to see moose, reindeer 
• A deep connection to nature, culture and northern history
• High-quality gear included (suit, boots, gloves, helmet, goggles, scarf)

Other information

Please remember to let us know if you have any food allergies or anything else we should be aware of. This helps us make your trip truly special.We recommend wearing layered clothing underneath the suit to ensure you stay warm and comfortable throughout the tour, even on the coldest days.

During your visit, you’ll also have the chance to meet our Gutefår (sheep).
At our farm, we raise Gutefår – one of the world’s rarest and oldest sheep breeds. This Swedish heritage breed dates back to the Viking Age and has remained remarkably unchanged for thousands of years, with a genetic line stretching more than 2,000 years into the past. They are a living link to the history of the north and a part of the landscape we are proud to protect and preserve.