Northern Lights from the Rivers
A river-based autumn multi-activity week focused on lake and river paddling, with overnight wilderness cabin stops and nights spent watching for the aurora.
Autumn is one of the best times to see the northern lights and a stunning, safe season for running the arctic rivers. This week focuses on lake and river paddling, with a couple of overnight wilderness cabin stops along two different arctic rivers.
- Lake and river paddling along two different Arctic rivers
- Overnight stops in riverside and lakeside wilderness cabins
- Nights spent watching for the aurora in the middle of the wilderness
- Experienced guides, kayak/canoe and all paddling equipment included
- A safe, stunning time of year for running the Arctic rivers
Aurora Magic
Make the most of the blazing fall-coloured trails, frosty mornings and sparkling lakes. Each night as darkness falls, watch the landscape bathed in gold, then, with luck, sit back and enjoy the majestic nocturnal display in the middle of the arctic wilderness.
What's included
The price includes accommodation and board as described above, experienced guides for the river journeys, transfers to and from the rivers, kayak or canoe with helmet, paddle and buoyancy aid, and a sleeping bag and liner for the wilderness cabins.
Good to know
- Accommodation
- 2 nights hotel (half board), 2 nights riverside wilderness cabins, 1 night lake-side cabin
Ready when you are
Real wilderness, 200+ huskies, eighteen winters in.