
Explorers' Gemstone – Snowshoeing to the Amethyst Mine
The Pyhä-Luosto National Park is a great place to learn snowshoeing. An experiences guide will take the participants through a snowy forest and then catch a warm ride to the top of the Lampivaara Fell, where wonderful landscapes surround the amethyst mine. After the interesting mine visit, where you can dig your own amethyst stone, we will snowshoe back to the car. Please notice that snowshoe walking is around 5 km and total duration of the tour can be even up to 5 hours. Take some small snacks in the pocket if needed. Winter Clothing 10€ / Person Winter clothing is not included in this experience. If you need warm clothes and shoes, make sure to add it separately during reservation process. The warm winter clothing and shoes will be given before heading to experience. Pickups 0€ / Reservation Pickups start 30 minutes before scheduled experience starting time. Choose your pickup place during reservation. When you do not need a pick up, meet us at Ukko-luosto parking lot. Arrive to the meeting point by the scheduled time of the experience. If you have any questions, please contact us via email at kairankutsu@gmail.com
Highlights
- Have a half day tour to the amethyst mine with snowshoes.
- Have a wonderful experience in beautiful landscapes, visit the mine and snowshoe back.
Inklusive
- Entrance fee to the mine
- Hot drinks
- Ausrüstung
- Guiding
Treffpunkt
Ukko-Luosto parking lot, Lampivaarantie 3, Luosto
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