Things to do in Pyhä-Luosto
Finland's oldest national park country, two hours north of Rovaniemi. Deep old-growth forest, the Isokuru gorge and quiet fells — with live availability from our Pyhä and Luosto partners below.

Activities in Pyhä-Luosto
Live availability from our Pyhä and Luosto partners — husky and reindeer safaris, snowmobile tours, aurora hunts, snowshoe walks and national-park programmes.

2 Days 1 Night Wilderness Ski Touring in Pyhä-Luosto

2 Days 1 Night Snowshoe Touring in Pyhä-Luosto

4 Days 3 Nights Arctic Challenge in Pyhä-Luosto National Park

Wilderness Ski Rental in Pyhä Lapland - 1 day, 3 or 5 days

Arctic Day – A Survival Workshop

Arctic Night – A Survival Workshop

Capturing Auroras – A Photography Workshop in Luosto

Capturing Auroras – A Photography Workshop in Pyhä

Classic Wilderness Skiing in Pyhä-Luosto National Park

eBike to Snowshoeing in Pyhä Lapland

eBike to Wilderness Skiing in Pyhä Lapland

Expedition Pulk Rental in Pyhä Lapland - 1 day, 3 or 5 days

Ice Climbing Day in Korouoma Canyon – from Pyhä-Luosto

Kid’s Ice Climbing Adventure in Pyhä Lapland

Ice Climbing Day in Pyhä Lapland

Premium Ice Climbing in Pyhä Lapland

Premium Snowshoeing in Pyhä-Luosto National Park

Premium Wilderness Skiing in Pyhä-Luosto National Park

Scenic Snowshoeing on the top of Pyhä Fell

Snowshoe Rental in Pyhä Lapland - 1 day, 3 or 5 days

Tripod Rental in Pyhä Lapland - 1 day, 3 or 5 days

Try Ice Climbing in Pyhä Lapland

Try Ice Climbing in Pyhä Lapland – Private

Winter Electric Fatbike Rental in Pyhä Lapland – 2, 3 or 4 hours

2 Hour Husky experience - 10km Husky Safari & Farm Visit

1 Hour Reindeer Safari & a Farm Visit

1,5 hour husky experience - 5km Husky Safari & Farm Visit

A Chain of Mighty Fells

Santa visit in his secret place

Arctic Skies – Evening Reindeer Safari

Cross-Country Skiing

Discover Secrets of Lappish Nature – Snowshoe Experience

Explorers' Gemstone – Snowshoeing to the Amethyst Mine

Husky Farm Visit – Meet Our Friendly Huskies!

Ice Fishing on Lake Pyhäjärvi – A Responsible Arctic Tradition & Steaming Hot Drinks

Northern Lights Hunt by car – Guided Aurora Adventure

Snowshoeing Under the Auroras

Year of the Reindeer - Farm visit

Sightseeing With a Local
Pyhä-Luosto FAQ
- How far is Pyhä-Luosto from Rovaniemi?
- Pyhä is about 135 km and Luosto about 120 km from Rovaniemi — roughly two hours by car or transfer in winter conditions.
- Pyhä or Luosto — which should I choose?
- Pyhä has the larger ski area, the Isokuru gorge and more après-ski. Luosto is quieter, deeper in pine forest and better if dark skies, cabins and cross-country trails are your priority. A ski bus links them in high season.
- Are the northern lights good here?
- Yes. There are no towns nearby, so light pollution is minimal and clear nights between late September and March regularly deliver displays. No tour can promise a sighting — the weather decides.
- What is Isokuru?
- Finland's deepest gorge, around 220 metres deep, right beside Pyhätunturi village. In winter it is reached on a marked snowshoe route; guided walks are the safest way to do it.
- Is there skiing?
- Yes — Pyhä has a compact downhill area with a good vertical drop, and both villages sit on an extensive network of maintained cross-country tracks, many floodlit.
- Can I combine Pyhä-Luosto with Rovaniemi?
- Easily. Most visitors fly into Rovaniemi, spend a night or two there for Santa Claus Village, then transfer north for the national-park part of the trip.
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