Autumn in Lapland -Kilpisjärvi
Lapland is beautiful in every season, but autumn is especially charming. The autumn leaves are a natural phenomenon that occurs when the leaves change color in the fall. Lapland is one of the best places in the world to admire the autumn leaves, as the region has abundant forests where the leaves can shine in beautiful colors.
The autumn in Lapland usually begins in early September. The leaves first start to turn yellow, and later they turn red, orange, and purple. The autumn leaves are at their best in late September and October, but they can last until early November.
Autumn in Lapland offers stunning settings for outdoor activities. The weather is usually cool and clear, and the nature is peaceful. Popular activities include hiking, biking, and kayaking.
Autumn in Lapland also offers many other experiences. For example, the northern lights are more common in the fall than in the summer, and they can often be seen in September and October.
Here are some tips on how to enjoy the autumn beauty of Lapland:
Explore the autumn leaves. Lapland is one of the best places in the world to admire the autumn leaves. You can go for a hike or bike ride in the forest to admire the colors.
Go on a northern lights tour. The northern lights are more common in the fall than in the summer, and they can often be seen in September and October. You can go on a northern lights tour to learn about the northern lights and see them in their best light.
Enjoy outdoor activities. Lapland is a great place for outdoor activities. You can go for a hike, bike ride, kayak, or even go skiing.
Spend time in nature. Lapland is a beautiful natural area where you can relax and enjoy the nature. You can go for a picnic, hike, or relax by a river.
Autumn in Lapland is a unique experience that you won't want to miss.
Lapland is beautiful in every season, but autumn is especially charming. The autumn leaves are a natural phenomenon that occurs when the leaves change color in the fall. Lapland is one of the best places in the world to admire the autumn leaves, as the region has abundant forests where the leaves can shine in beautiful colors.
The autumn in Lapland usually begins in early September. The leaves first start to turn yellow, and later they turn red, orange, and purple. The autumn leaves are at their best in late September and October, but they can last until early November.
Autumn in Lapland offers stunning settings for outdoor activities. The weather is usually cool and clear, and the nature is peaceful. Popular activities include hiking, biking, and kayaking.
Autumn in Lapland also offers many other experiences. For example, the northern lights are more common in the fall than in the summer, and they can often be seen in September and October.
Here are some tips on how to enjoy the autumn beauty of Lapland:
Explore the autumn leaves. Lapland is one of the best places in the world to admire the autumn leaves. You can go for a hike or bike ride in the forest to admire the colors.
Go on a northern lights tour. The northern lights are more common in the fall than in the summer, and they can often be seen in September and October. You can go on a northern lights tour to learn about the northern lights and see them in their best light.
Enjoy outdoor activities. Lapland is a great place for outdoor activities. You can go for a hike, bike ride, kayak, or even go skiing.
Spend time in nature. Lapland is a beautiful natural area where you can relax and enjoy the nature. You can go for a picnic, hike, or relax by a river.
Autumn in Lapland is a unique experience that you won't want to miss.
Unique experiential holidays in a group, with the family or as a couple.
Find the right one for you: The experiential accommodation’s sensory igloos are for 2-4 people, chalets for 2-8 people and apartments for 2-4 people.
We provide traditional cosiness as well as luxury, always without compromising on practicality.
Experiential accommodation
Evenings do not repeat themselves when you are surrounded by the basic elements of life. Fall asleep while gazing into the fire, wake up to the murmur of the stream, be taken away by the dance of the Northern Lights... In experiential accommodation, you will enjoy the presence offire, water and the sky - moments that last an eternity. Experiential accommodation varies according to the season.
Tundrea Igloo House
The opportunities of the infinite sky blow elegance into these nights. The soft bed and glazed ceiling invite you to indulge in unforgettable evenings in the magical fell nature. Our two-storey bove-ordinary luxury igloo can accommodate 2-6 people.
Tsahkal Suite
The modern and stylish suite for the last slow dance of the evening while the Northern Lights perform above Saana. The suite, which is situated in the middle of the fell birches, breathes in the urrounding nature through its large windows. Two people can comfortably accommodate themselves in the suites. Available with double beds or twin beds.
Chalets
Enjoy breakfast at the warmth of the fireplace while gazing out at the fells. At the chalets, you can be charmed by the Northern Lights on your own terrace and run to the snow from the sauna without a worry in the world! Our log chalets have a private sauna, heat-reserving fireplace, terrace and kitchen with all amenities. The cosy and practical chalets can accommodate 2-8 people.
Apartment accommodation
For those that appreciate spaciousness and practicality, there are apartments with a private sauna and kitchen. Excellently suited for families travelling together and active holidaymakers. Select the best apartment for you from among three locations: In the vicinity of services, at the shores of Tsahkaljohka stream or the shore of Kilpisjärvi lake. The apartments can comfortably accommodate 2-4 people.
Camping accommodation
Tundrea Camping offers hikers with holiday village services all year round. With us, you can accommodate with electric hookups or tent places as well as in Unna cabins at the vicinity of services. Little Unna cabins offer a bed for visitors during the summer season. The beloved little log cabins provide accommodation for two people.
Other accommodation facilities in Lapland
Luongasloma cabins
At Enontekiö, in the village of Kuttanen, surrounded by the murmur of Luongaskoski Rapids, there are three fully equipped, traditional log cabins, which invite you to the forests, go fishing and explore the wilderness. Each cabin has a fireplace, a sauna and a private swimming area. The two bedrooms and loft comfortably accommodate 4-6 people
Kätkäsuvanto chalet
Kätkäsuvanto offers a perfect milieu for a relaxing holiday in Lapland. The private beach and shoreside sauna, fell landscapes, fish-rich waters, wilderness and hunting grounds, and the fully equipped log cabin offer four stars worth of experiences. Located in Kätkäsuvanto in Yli-Muonio.