S W E D E N Summer hike in Mount Stierve Hike one of the top 10 hiking trails according to “National Geographic”. Enjoy breathtaking views while taking the less travelled road. P R I V A T E A N D F L E X I B L E A D V E N T U R E S Ringed by the Arctic Circle and bordered by Norway, Finland and the Baltic Sea, Swedish Lapland extends across the top quarter of Sweden. Frequently referred to as "Europe's Alaska", the region is home to the Sami - the European Union's only indigenous people - who call Lapland Sápmi. Travel with us to the magical territory of Swedish Lapland. Hike on the Kungsleden, according to “National Geographic” one of the world’s Top 10 hiking trails. The Sarek National Park is often described as Europe’s last true wilderness. Our partner on the field Sanne and Erik will be your guides. They have a great passion for the Scandinavian nature and its diversity. With 10 years of guiding experience, both in winter and summer, you will be in good hands. All our tours are private, so Erik and Sanne can really focus on your wishes and adjust to your fitness level. D A Y T O D A Y P R O G R A M M E Day 1 Kvikkjokk to Pårte cabin, 16 km Or Saltoluokta to Sitojaure cabin, 20 km On day 1 we meet at the starting point with coffee and fika. Together we check and divide the equipment, pack the backpacks and get ready for the adventure.We can start this tour in Kvikkjokk or Saltoluokta. They are both a 2-day hike away from Aktse, but they differ in landscape. The trail from Kvikkjokk is a bit easier and winds through forests. If we walk from Saltoluokta we have to climb some bigger hills but we are rewarded with endless views towards the mountains of Sarek National Park. Day 2 Hike to Aktse cabin, 24 km Or Hike to Aktse cabin, 13 km. Day 3 Day hike to Mount Skierfe, 15 km From there we only take our day-packs and climb the spectacular Mount Skierfe, with it’s literally breathtaking view of the Rapaädno River Delta.We will spend the last night again in the Aktse cabin. Here we have the possibility to enjoy a relaxing sauna. Day 4 Helicopter panorama. The last day a helicopter will fly us back from Aktse to the starting point. We can enjoy the beautiful scenery once again, but now from above! D E T A I L S Days 4 days/ 3 nights When June to September Accommodation Sleep in mountain cabins Guide our guides Erik and Sanne will be share their passion for nature with you during this adventure How to get there The closest train station is Boden, the closest airport is Lulea. Transfer can be arranged from/to Lulea and also from Jokkmokk Languages English, Dutch, German, Swedish P R I C E S Per person €1240 Children 8-11 years old Half price Price includes Three nights in mountain cabins All meals from mid morning coffee on day 1 until lunch at day 4 Privately guided hike Helicopter transfer back to the starting point The cost does not include Flights, transfers from the trainstation or airport to Kvikkjokk or Saltoluokta Anything not mentioned O U R R E S P O N S I B I L I T Y We collaborate with Rewilding Europe and Rewilding Lapland and support them in their social and wildlife projects. Rewilding Lapland is now working hard to boost fish migration, through activities such as spawning ground restoration and the removal of artificial obstacles. Rewilding Europe is working with Rewilding Lapland and local partners to support guided reindeer migration, raising awareness of these threats and supporting Sami communities in their fight for traditional grazing rights. By collaborating with Sami communities to develop wildlife watching businesses and guided reindeer tourism, the Rewilding Lapland team and partners are working to grow a local nature- based economy and reduce human-wildlife conflict. Read more about our work in Swedish Lapland here W H A T T O B R I N G We recommend you to dress in layers, ideally in neutral colors to blend with the surroundings. CHECKLIST Hiking shoes Sun hat Water bottle Day pack Long pants Hat and wool gloves Jacket Raincoat or poncho Sun protection cream non smelling mosquito/tick repellent and camp shoes (sandals) Binoculars Personal toiletries/medicines and ... a sense of adventure! Pictures: Staffan Widstrand/ Rewilding Europe.