Guided Tours in Finnish Lapland
A hidden gem, inside the Arctic Circle.
Discover Lapland has been working closely with Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park for years.
Our operations are strongly based on sustainability and compliance with national park rules and regulations.
We want to give the participant a solid base for exploring nature and national parks.
Discover Lapland was the first in the world to gain the Green Activities –environmental certificate.
Our mission and our goal is a long-term commitment to sustainability, assessing and developing the environmental responsibility of our own operations, engaging and empowering our customers as well as raising their awareness.
THE MAGIC OF LAPLAND
BY HIKING
Hiking is a great way to discover the nature of Lapland and its diversity.
Your body and mind comes alive and all your senses are sharpened.
We’ll take you to the hidden gems - show you the secrets of Lapland.
Breathe the world’s cleanest air.
THE MAGIC OF LAPLAND
BY BIKING
A mountain bike trip in the beautiful scenery of Lapland always offers something surprising and memorable.
On a bike the landscapes changes rapidly between rugged fell landscapes, dense forests and swamp areas.
THE MAGIC OF LAPLAND
BY SNOWSHOEING
Snowshoeing is a brilliantly a simple way to discover the Lapland winter wonderland, whatever level of challenge you’re after.
With our wilderness guides on hand to help, you can master snowshoeing in minutes.
Then the opportunity for winter exploration is endless.
INTRODUCING
Levi & Pallas-Ylläs National Park
Fell Lapland Area
Fell Lapland is an area in West Lapland. Here you breathe the world's cleanest air in the beautiful rugged fell scenery and among the taiga forests.
Pallas-Ylläs
National Park area
Pallas-Ylläs National Park is Finland's third largest national park and it is the oldest and most popular of Finland's national parks.
The Pallas-Ylläs National Park is located in western Lapland in the municipalities of Enontekiö, Kittilä, Kolari and Muonio.
The National Park offers great trails for short day trips to many days of excursions. The National Park also has opened paths for mountain bikers, over 1,000 km.
The National Park area is easy too reach from Levi, from which our trips start.
Levi area
Levi is a round-the-year activity resort and the biggest ski resort in Finland.
This unique Lappish ski resort in the Arctic is enticing holidaymakers with its nature, peacefulness, wide selection of activities, as well as the variety of services on offer in addition to great accommodation – and of course the fact that Lapland is easy to reach.
Levi is located in the Kittilä municipalities, Sirkka village. The nearest airport is just a 15 minute drive from the village center.
You can reach Levi by train from Kolari and Rovaniemi. The distance from Kolari to Levi is 80 km and Rovaniemi about 170 km. Both have bus services to Levi.
You can book your accommodation via phone (+358) 16 639 3300, by e-mail levi@levi.fi, or from www.levi.fi.
About us
Discover Lapland is a Finnish company based in Levi, Finland. We provide guided tours through out the year in the beautiful and unique Finnish Lapland.
Nature has a positive impact on health and well-being and there is no better place to experience mother natures power than inside the Arctic Circle.
Discover Lapland wants to take you out, into the wilderness to empower your mind, body and soul while being outdoors on an adventure.
Our guides
Anette Latva-Piikkilä
The founder of Discover Lapland is Anette Latva-Piikkilä
who has a long history of traveling, spending time in
nature and doing sports in the outdoors.
She is known from Finnish TV as a sports reporter
covering Formula 1, the World Rally Championship and presenting
the news as a sports anchor.
After TV she worked for Red Bull as a communications manager
for several years untill going back to freelancing and moving
up north, to the Arctic Circle.
Anette moved to Levi 2016 because the surroundings offers
everything that she loves, beautiful nature with amazing seasons
for hiking, biking, skiing and peacefulness.
Johanna Mikkola
Johanna has grown up surrounded by the forests of Southern
Finland and she has always seen the nature not just as a
playground, but as a source of constant wonder.
That experience brought her into the field of guiding.
In the summer of 2014 she graduated as an Arctic Nature Guide
from the studies on Svalbard (Spitsbergen). Svalbard,
however, despite of its beauty and charm felt too barren and
too close to the edge of the world, which led her to Lapland.
She has always loved the northern parts of Finland and this
is where she finally feels like home.
Johanna and her two arctic dogs are happy to share you the
stories of these areas and lead you into the amazing nature
we live among.
Certified Arctic Wilderness Guide, certified wilderness cook,
first aid skills levels 1 & 2.
Anna-Leena Nordberg
Anna-Leena is a wilderness guide and a theatre instructor
living in Levi.
Her roots are deep inside the arctic soil. She returned
to Lapland after studies in 2009 and feels that the land
of eight seasons is where she belongs.
All-year-round Anna-Leena spends as much time as possible outdoors.
She is passionate about picking local wild berries, mushrooms
and herbs and using these for cooking.
She loves also photographing - even when temperatures
sink down to -40 degrees!
Anna-Leena works also as a teamwork and interaction coach.
Certified Arctic Wilderness Guide, certified wilderness
cook, first aid skills levels 1 & 2 (Certified by the
Finnish Red Cross).