What to bring

We recommend you to bring the following equipment for your tour.

Summer (April – September)

  • Outdoor clothing for hiking (please avoid white/yellow colours)
  • Warmer clothing for cold nights (for example thermal underwear)
  • Warm hat for cold nights
  • Extra pair of socks (in case you get wet)
  • Waterproof/rubber boots (can be stored in our minivan) Let us know if you need to borrow rubber boots and your size.
  • Rain proof clothing
  • Camera (turn off any sounds)
  • Binoculars (at least 6 x 32 recommended)
  • Head lamp (with new batteries)
  • Water bottle
  • Snacks
  • Cash for souvenirs
  • (We provide sleeping bag equipment for nights in Kolarbyn Eco-lodge and Wolf nights in tent, included in the price.)

Winter (January – March)

  • Outdoor Winter clothing in three layers:
    Layer 1) Thermal underwear (wool or synthetic, not cotton)
    Layer 2) Insulation layer (down, fleece or wool).
    Layer 3) Shell layer (wind and water proof jacket and trousers).
  • Warm socks (wool or synthetic, not cotton)
  • Extra pair of warm socks
  • Warm hat and gloves (covering ears, designed for temperatures down to -30 C degrees)
  • Warm waterproof Winter boots (at least medium high boots, can be stored in our minivan)
  • Camera (turn off any sounds)
  • Binoculars (at least 8x recommended)
  • Head lamp (with new batteries)
  • Vacuum flask/thermos (for hot drinks)
  • Snacks
  • Cash for souvenirs
  • (We provide cross country skis that fit most regular hiking/rubber boots. Bring your own skis if you like, but they need to be broad and suitable for deep snow.)

Let us know if you need any advise on what equipment to bring.