PYHÄ – LUOSTO
ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS

Authentic Sauna with Dinner
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One-hour Horseback Riding Tour in the Snow
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Electric Fatbike Tour to Pyhä-Luosto National Park
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Long Horse Riding Tour in Summer
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Canoe Tour on the Pyhäjärvi Lake
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Classic Fatbike Tour to Pyhä-Luosto National Park
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One-hour Horse Riding Tour in Summer
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Fly & Spin Fishing in Wild Lapland Rivers
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Visit a local reindeer farm
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Wilderness Skiing Tour in Pyhä-Luosto National Park
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Visit an Ethical Husky Kennel with Husky Safari (5km)
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Ice-Climbing Day Trip to Korouoma Canyon Frozen Waterfalls
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MULTI-DAY PACKAGES & TRIPS

Ski Expedition in Lapland (4 Days)
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Autumn Holiday Package in Rovaniemi (September)
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Winter Holiday Package in Rovaniemi
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Winter journey from Rovaniemi to Ivalo (6 days)
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3 Nature Parks Trip from Rovaniemi (3 Days)
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2-Day Husky Safari in Lapland Paradise
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The Ultimate Arctic Animals Trip in Lapland
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Winter Trip from Rovaniemi to Tromsø
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ABOUT PYHÄ & LUOSTO
Pyhä and Luosto are the two famous ski resort villages located in the Pyhätunturi fells area. They are both 1h30 drive away from Rovaniemi, the capital of Finnish Lapland and closest airport. In addition to the ski slopes, the area is a great holiday destination for all nature-lovers as it offers many nature attractions to discover all year round.
Pyhä-Luosto is indeed the oldest national park registered in Finland. The park consists of old pine forests, Alp-like fells (several peaks are over 500m high) and interesting geology formations such as the Isokuru Gorge or the Luosto Amethyst Mine. Many places have been considered as sacred by the indigenous Forest Sàmi, and some parts of the park are strictly protected by regulations.
Among the other local attractions, one may list the Pyhäjärvi lake and the Pyhäjoki river for canoeing trips. The ice walls in Pyhä are also popular for ice-climbing, so is the national parks in general for snowshoeing, skiing, hiking and fatbiking.