Snowmobiling Tours

Explore the snowy Arctic wilderness on a thrilling snowmobile adventure!

A snowmobile tour is a fun activity that allows you to explore the breathtaking Arctic world. Gaze at the snowy glaciers, wintry forests and national parks while enjoying the high-speed ride of the vehicle. Our partners’ tours provide the opportunity to experience Finland, Iceland, and Sweden in all of their glory.

Experienced and professional staff ensure that these snowmobile tours are entirely safe. No previous snowmobiling experience is required to go on the tour. You can even operate it yourself if you have a valid driver’s license and are over 18 years old. There are plenty of tour options, and you can combine them with other activities, such as ice cave exploring.

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Snowmobiling Adventures in Levi (1h day)

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Why Snowmobiling is the Ultimate Winter Adventure

Snowmobiling is a fantastic way to explore an Arctic country. It gives you the chance to move through snowy paths at high speeds and see rugged mountain ranges and serene forest paths. Our partners recommend combining snowmobile tours with other activities, such as a trip to an ice cave inside a glacier. This way, you’ll have a more diverse and unforgettable adventure, all while maximizing your time spent riding the vehicle.

It’s perfectly safe as long as you follow the instructions. Usually, the tour guides operate the vehicle while the participants ride in the back. However, any individual who’s over 18 years old and has a valid driver’s license can drive the snowmobile themselves. If you choose to do so, you must always drive behind your guide in a single line. As long as you do it responsibly, you’ll find a safe and fun experience.

Our partners provide snowmobiling trips in some of the world's most beautiful Arctic areas. These include the Langjökull glacier in Iceland, as well as the great Swedish and Finnish Lapland. Each location has different terrain and creates a unique snowmobiling experience. Expert guides ensure your safety and comfort, providing high-quality equipment and local insights that make each ride exciting and memorable.

What to Expect on a Snowmobiling Tour

Snowmobile tours are guided by seasoned professionals with years of experience. On the day of the tour, the staff will introduce you to the important rules you must follow during your trip. No previous experience is required to go on a snowmobile adventure. However, if you want to try driving a snowmobile, you need to be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver’s license.

After listening to the instructions, your tour guide will provide all the necessary equipment. This includes overalls, goggles, gloves, a balaclava, and a helmet. However, you must bring some things yourself. First, you’ll need warm clothing, such as a thermal shirt and a fleece for your upper body. You should also bring warm or thermal pants to properly protect yourself from the cold. As for footwear, it’s recommended to wear hiking boots.

Snowmobiling in Iceland

Snowmobiling in Iceland is a great way to discover the country. It’s one of the only places where you can drive this vehicle on the surface of a glacier and even on top of active volcanoes. There are three Icelandic glaciers you can visit. Vatnajökull, the largest in Europe, covers about 8% of Iceland. Langjökull hosts tours inside the glacier, where you can explore its ice caves. Eyjafjallajökull, known for its 2010 eruption, has since become a popular attraction.

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Snowmobiling in Sweden

Snowmobile tours in Sweden give you the chance to not only get to know the country more intimately, but its wildlife, too. Get ready to explore the Swedish Laplands, taking in the breathtaking mountain scenery, while searching for the local forest inhabitants. You can even book tours that take you stargazing the Milky Way and Northern Lights. Driving through wild Sweden on a snowmobile truly is a one-of-a-kind opportunity!

Snowmobiling in Finland

Finally, Finland is a place that can surprise you with its Lappish landscape. Our providers’ tours take you on a ride through the wintry forests that cross the Arctic Circle. You’ll have the chance to explore and enjoy the scenic Rovaniemi trails and see the local wildlife. Additionally, you can combine the snowmobile ride with a Northern Lights tour, so you can enjoy the Auroras on your trail. It’s a perfect place to try snowmobiling for the first time.

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Best Times to Snowmobile

In Iceland, snowmobile tours generally operate all year long. However, if you wish to combine it with ice caves or Northern Lights tours, note that these operate from November to April. Iceland’s snowmobile tour guides are some of the most qualified adventurers in the country with years of experience leading groups on the slopes. Each adventure is handcrafted to ensure that guests stay safe and informed while operating the snow vehicle.

On the other hand, Sweden has a specific snowmobile season. Due to safety concerns and regulations, it lasts from November to March. After those months, the snow and ice begin to melt. Snowmobiling becomes dangerous due to exposed rocks, and it can even disturb local wildlife. Finland also has similar laws that prohibit riding after winter. Generally, the country’s snowmobile season lasts from December to April, when the snow starts to melt.

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FAQ

Iceland, Finland, and Sweden are the best places to snowmobile. These countries are full of great trails and breathtaking scenery, providing an unforgettable experience. Travel there for the ultimate snowmobile adventure.

Yes, snowmobiling can be physically demanding. Riding the vehicle requires strength in the core and arms, as well as your abdominal and back muscles. It’s important to have good posture, take breaks, and stay hydrated when driving a snowmobile.

Yes, snowmobiling is generally safe. The tours are guided by seasoned professionals with years of experience and good knowledge of the trails. Just make sure to listen to their instructions and always stay behind them when driving.

Never wear denim or cotton clothes, as they absorb and retain moisture. Instead, wear thermal or fleece clothing alongside warm pants. For footwear, we recommend choosing a comfortable pair of winter boots.

You do not need previous snowmobile driving experience. Your guide will share operating instructions that you can easily follow. However, you must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driving license if you intend to drive the snowmobile yourself.

You will be provided with overalls, a balaclava, goggles, gloves, and a helmet.

The age limit is 8 years old, of course, accompanied by a guardian.

No, an automobile driver's license is required to ride a snowmobile.

Our snowmobile tours are suitable for people in general good health. If you require any further information, don’t hesitate to contact us.

We do not have weight restrictions; however, participants need to be able to fit in our winter overalls. The largest size we have is 5XL. The same goes for the physical level. The tour is listed as a moderate level; therefore, anyone in average condition should be able to participate.