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The cabins used on our tours are often old lumberjack or reindeer herder huts. They are simply furnished and, during normal tours, are used only by our guests. Consequently we are able to store some of our provisions - such as juice concentrate, cleaning materials, etc. - in the huts, and do not have to continually carry them on the sledges.
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The cabins usually have one or two rooms and are heated with wood, gas lamps and gas stove. Water is usually fetched from the nearby lake, but sometimes it is necessary to melt snow. All cabins have a supply of bed linen and our guests are additionally supplied with inner sleeping bags. As the cabins are in use, and therefore heated, several days a week, usually, at the latest by Tuesday, they are comfortably warm, so it does not take too long until everyone can feel pleasantly cosy.
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Example of our trails. The small Trail Plan in the lower right corner corresponds roughly to the week’s trial of the Advanced Tour. The longer trail is the one used on the Panorama Tour which starts from the Dog Camp and ends in Nikkaluakta – changes to these trails are possible and sometimes necessary.
