Things to do in Inari

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  • Categoricus
    1 contribution
    Siida presents the climate, flora and fauna of the Finnish Lapland, following through all seasons. It also has a beatiful collection of Sámi clothing, tools and artwork. There's an open-air area, where you can see traditional Sámi buildings, tents and hunting traps. The entire exhibition is designed in a way that makes me feel connected with the Sámi culture.
    Written 21 May 2023
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  • Ji-Soo Kim
    6 contributions
    This was one of the highlights of our trip in Lapland! Petri took us to the forest with his snowmobile where we found hundreds of reindeers waiting hor us! We got to feed them, observe them, and hear everything about them from Petri who responded all our questions with accuracy and enthusiasm. We also got to rest around a fire pit with hot coffee/tea and cinnamon buns. It was also great to learn more about the Sami language and culture and to visit the small shop (where we bought a fantastic reindeer hide). We highly recommend it!
    Written 28 February 2023
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  • Fiona912
    Yorkshire, UK66 contributions
    we visited in Dec so it was frozen & covered in snow but this just brings a different kind of beauty and opportunities to the place. I would think its also amazing in summer for whole different reasons
    Written 5 January 2023
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  • Johanne
    3 contributions
    It was a great tour. Highly recommend it. We learned everything about reindeers and Sami culture. The guide was very nice.
    Written 15 December 2021
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  • Dennis T
    Asia217 contributions
    Pleasant ride and knowledge of reindeer. We also did the feeding and it's quite fun. The reindeer are mild manner and well discipline.
    Written 29 January 2023
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  • K D H
    Manlius, NY131 contributions
    This remote chapel is a wonder. It is as though time stopped in 1895, and still in use we were told, but only for certain holidays and occasions.
    Written 15 June 2021
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  • Fiona912
    Yorkshire, UK66 contributions
    we just did parts of this, both at night & in the day, though mostly when out looking at Northern lights. Very well managed & fairly easy to navigate even in the snow
    Written 5 January 2023
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  • Ann L
    2 contributions
    We spent a couple of hours here. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour: seeing the traditional costumes of the Sami people, seeing the parliament and learning about their governance, watching the film. The woman who toured us was very knowledgeable, very patient with our many questions and willing to be flexible with what she taught based on our many questions and interests. The examples of traditional clothing and household items was stunning. I especially appreciated seeing the weaving loom with the threads in place, the baby carrying cradles and the textiles. Be sure to spend some time at the gift shop as there is an incredible collection of woven items, stunning knives with reindeer carved handles and jewelry. We had lunch at the cafe: limited selection but high quality ingredients - loved the sandwich of smoked reindeer. It was a fascinating day!! Thank you.
    Written 16 January 2023
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  • travelbugDelhi
    New Delhi, India754 contributions
    There are lots of people who just visit Rovaneimi & SCV without venturing further inland. Inari is a good 4/5 hours drive through heavy snow, frozen lakes, white & green forests with tiny trails begging to be explored,huge snowbanks transforming Lapland into magical winterland ! There are a host of winter activities,the draw of NLs & the frozen stunning Lake inari.
    Written 17 April 2019
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  • JariJK
    Kouvola, Finland5,324 contributions
    We started our hike from Tradition Hotel Kultahovi in Inari. We followed Juutua Trail (Juutuan polku) to Jäniskoski Rapids. After the suspension bridge we chose a separate trail to Otsamo Fell. The trail is marked well with signposts and red wooden poles. You don't need a map if you stay on the trail. The distance from Tradition Hotel Kultahovi to Fell Otsamo is about 9 kilometers and it takes 3-4 hours. So there and back it takes about 6-8 hours.

    There aren't any services on the route, except for some campfire sites. On Otsamo Fell you find a free day hut and a dry toilet (take your own toilet papers with you). Going uphill the trail is quite deep. So it is a good idea to have hiking boots with good ankle support. You don't need wellies (rubber boots) if the weather isn't very rainy. There may be some mosquitoes in the forest (especially in July and August) but usually you don't see mosquitoes on the fell. Because of mosquitoes it isn't a good idea to wear shorts and a short sleeve t-shirt. I recommend wearing long sleeve clothes and a hat. Remember to take enough water or other beverages with you.

    Hiking to Otsamo Fell is a bit challenging but absolutely worth the effort. The scenery is fabulous. It is very relaxing to enjoy views and silence on the fell.

    If you don't want to hike 18 kilometers, you can walk to Otsamo Fell from another side. First drive to Rovajärvi parking place. From there the trail to Otsamo Fell is about 2.6 kilometers in one direction.
    Written 26 July 2022
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  • Fiona912
    Yorkshire, UK66 contributions
    we saw this while out on a snow mobile ride. Its a beautiful old building, well maintained & obviously well loved by the locals with many people using it to get married in, even in summer despite guests having a lengthy journey to get there by foot. In Winter you can get there easily by snow mobile and the associated buildings next to it are very interesting
    Written 5 January 2023
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  • Andrew S
    Southampton, UK347 contributions
    Visited this church on the way to see some reindeer. A rustic wooden building fashioned and decorated in the orthodox style. The internal design is simple, while retaining adherence to its religious foundation. In particular a simple wooden altar with an array of paintings of saints in the icon style as the altar piece/backdrop.
    Above more paintings of angels in a circle surrounding an image of God.

    This church is well worthy of a visit en route to another attraction.
    Written 3 March 2022
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  • JariJK
    Kouvola, Finland5,324 contributions
    Jäniskoski Rapids and Ritakoski Rapids are the most beautiful rapids in Inari, I think. Jäniskoski Rapids are easily accessible. Just drive to the parking place of Kittilä Road (address Kittiläntie 156) and walk a couple of hundred meters. The trail is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs, too. There is also an accessible suspension bridge over River Juutua (Juutuanjoki) and Jäniskoski Rapids.

    We didn't drive to Jäniskoski Rapids. They are situated along the circle hiking trail named Juutua Trail (Juutuan polku). We walked along Juutua Trail from the center of Inari (Tradition Hotel Kultahovi). The total length of Juutua Trail is 5.8 kilometers but we chose the more challenging side path from Jäniskoski Rapids to Otsamo Fell. View was absolutely stunning there. Read separate Tripadvisor reviews about Otsamo Fell.

    Jäniskoski Rapids are a very nice place to relax. It is wonderful to watch and listen to the rapids. There is also a good campfire site next to the rapids. View is very beautiful from there, too.

    The Finnish word jänis means a hare and koski means rapids. So literally the name is Hare Rapids. It is because the crests of whitewater are like hares running around in the dark.
    Written 28 July 2022
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  • mimminmökki
    7 contributions
    Aletta Ranttilas sculptures were amazing! How they can make some things in ice?
    This is place to see, if you are near Inari city center.
    Written 19 December 2019
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  • Claudia
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    Beautiful route, great dogs and nice conversations around the campfire, our evening was unique. The dogs come first with Taigausko, not the money like with most other providers. We were told in advance that the snow conditions would be taken into consideration, not that it would be too strenuous for the dogs, which is very sympathetic to us and was also a reason to book with Taugausko. Taigausko lives with and for the dogs. The dog handler does not accompany you with a snowmobile, but with a dog sled. This allows you to really enjoy nature and the dogs. After the tour we were allowed to enjoy tea with the dogs at the campfire. We learned many exciting things about the dogs and life in Finland.

    We can highly recommend Taigausko!!!
    Written 6 April 2023
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