Top Snowmobiling Spots in Finland

Check out the local restaurants for lunch instead of eating on the slopes. I found some amazing places in Kittila that were cheaper and way tastier.

If you want to avoid the rush, hit the slopes right when they open at 9 AM. The fresh powder is amazing, and you'll have more space to enjoy skiing or snowboarding!

If you're into snowmobiling, consider taking the guided tour. They know the best trails, and it’ll help you avoid getting lost and wasting time trying to find the best spots

My advice is to hit the slopes right when they open at 9 AM. It’s way less crowded, and you can enjoy fresh powder without the hassle of dodging people.

I suggest checking out the night skiing on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It’s a totally different vibe, and you won't believe how magical the slopes look under the lights.

Pack some snacks and drinks for the slopes. The cafes are a bit pricey, and having your own stuff makes breaks easier and more relaxing.

I suggest trying the local restaurants for lunch; they have some amazing reindeer dishes that you won't find in typical tourist spots. It's a nice break between activities.

I recommend checking the weather before you go. It can change fast, and knowing what to expect will help you dress appropriately and plan your day better.

If you're into skiing and snowmobiling, consider getting a combined ticket. It saved me quite a bit, and I got to enjoy both without breaking the bank!

I recommend renting ski gear in advance to avoid the rush. I waited a while at the rental shop because everyone seemed to have the same idea. Booking ahead saved me a ton of time!

Don’t skip the night-time activities! The auroras were amazing, and I suggest booking a snowmobile adventure that includes a hunt for the Northern Lights. It was the highlight of my trip!