A vast snow-covered forest landscape at sunrise or sunset with tall, frosty trees and a clear sky.

Finland winter

Cold hands. Clear heads. Stronger teams.

A rustic log cabin in a snowy landscape surrounded by snow-covered trees, with ski equipment and a broom outside.

Adventure looks different at -20°C.

Deep snow. Frozen lakes. Silent forests. Short winter days. In Finland, even the simplest things become part of the adventure.

Students learn to travel on snowshoes and backcountry skis, navigate through winter landscapes, build shelters and fires, and understand how to stay comfortable and effective when temperatures drop.

Then they put those skills to the test with a supported night out beneath the Arctic sky.

It’s a very different kind of challenge — one built around resourcefulness, teamwork and the quiet determination the Finns call sisu.

Snow. Skills. Shared challenge. And a proper sense of achievement.

the adventure

FINLAND: WINTER ADVENTURE

Head into the snowy wilderness of Syöte for an Arctic adventure built around practical skills, teamwork and challenge.

Snowshoe through deep forest, learn to travel on backcountry skis, practise navigation, firecraft and shelter-building, and discover how wildlife survives the northern winter. Then bring those skills together for a fully supported night outdoors when conditions allow.

A group of people in winter clothing and snow gear standing in a snowy forest with trees covered in snow, smiling and posing for a photo. One person is kneeling in front with a dog.

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“This experience... influenced my career choices and my view of the
future of conservation and education. I wish that every
student, globally, could be involved in an expedition like this.”
— Sofia Bassios, Adventurer