Excursions en motoneige avec Granö Beckasin

Experience the winter in the way the Norrland locals do: try driving a snow mobile. With a snow mobile, we can easily access the forest, independent of roads and no matter how thick the layer of snow. It’s also helpful when we go out on the hard packed ice on a sunny winter day to go ice fishing. We offer different guided snow mobile tours that offer a nice little taste of the Lapland lifestyle.

Starts at Granö Beckasin. 2 people per snow mobile. In order to drive you must have a driver’s licence. Dress warmly for your snow mobile tour. Winter clothes are also available to borrow and are included in the price. Note! Limited supply of children’s clothing. Contact us with any questions.

Snow Mobile Tour– short introduction:

Suitable for anyone who have never driven snow mobile before. In this compact snow mobile safari of 1,5 hours, you get to try driving one nearby Granö Beckasin. We’ll jump onto snow mobile trails in the forest, on the frozen river and go to some nice lookout spots

Snow Mobile Tour – half day with ice fishing:

Half day with ice fishing: Perfect if you are looking for a slightly longer snow mobile adventure. We use the snow mobile for about 3 hours, hitting different good fishing spots along the way. You’ll experience the frozen river, frozen lakes, being outdoors in nature, building a fire, having coffee outside and just talking. Along the way, your guide will share knowledge about the forest and search wild animal traces. We might even run into our neighbours and friends from the area – the like ice fishing too.

Snow Mobile Northern Lights Safari – night tour:

In this tour, we leave on snow mobiles at night for a tour of 2–3 hours. With the help of the snow mobiles, we can access open places in a big area, hoping to see and chasing the magical Aurora Borealis. The quiet forest and blueish black night sky create a setting to remember. We’ll build a warming fire and have a cup of coffee. Along with your experienced guide you’ll have a good chance to see the Northern Lights dance across the sky.