Lapland · ICE CLIMBING
Frozen waterfalls, ropes and crampons, and guides who cancel when the ice is wrong. No experience needed on any of these — the 5 below are beginner sessions on real ice, with the gear included and a season shorter than the winter around it.
Guided ice climbing at Tajukangas Ice Fall in Pyhä, with full gear, two climbs over 20 meters, and warm bonfire drinks between sessions.
“This was such an awesome experience. It was difficult. However, i couldnt believe how well we both did. Definitely a unique experience.. the guide was lovely, kind, and accomodating. Would highly recommend.”
Try ice climbing in Pyhätunturi, Finnish Lapland. Beginner-friendly 2.5-hour tour with gear, two climbs above 20 m, warm drinks.
“Niesamowite przeżycie, choć wymagające. cały czas bezpiecznie i pod fachowym okiem opiekunów. Dziękuję i polecam!”
Half-day premium ice climbing in Pyhä Lapland with top-rope coaching, rental gear, bonfire breaks, hot berry drinks, and a light meal.
“Guides were friendly and gave positive reinforcement as I made my way to the top. This was my first ever ice climbing experience and I was nervous about it, but the guides were reassuring and helped me set up the harnesses and I felt safe the entire time. Took me forever to get to the top, but the guides were really patient with me.”
Kid ice climbing in Pyhä-Luosto National Park with a qualified instructor, kid gear, helmet belays, hot berry juice, and a fun diploma.
Kid-friendly ice climbing at Pyhätunturi in Finland, safe Tajukangas wall routes, all gear included, small groups, 2.5 hours.
“Our guide Arthuri is very kind patient helpful and educative. He was perfect!”
Every kind of Arctic day out, and the best of each.
