After you arrive in Kiruna (Giron in Sámi) in the afternoon, we’ll take a scenic one-hour drive to Nikkaluokta (Nihkkáluokta), a small Sámi mountain village. Once settled into our cabins, we’ll check our gear and make sure everything’s ready for the next day’s ski touring adventure. In the evening, we’ll gather for welcome drinks and dinner at a local restaurant.

Our polar ski tour will start with a snowmobile journey through the mountains to the remote Sälka cabin, our home for the night. There, we’ll check snow conditions and get a feel for how we move together as a group before heading out to find the best lines nearby. If the weather’s on our side, we might summit and ski Sälka—a 1,372-metre (4,505-foot) peak with panoramic views of the Scandinavian mountain range that stretches across Sweden and Norway.

Back at the cabin, we’ll enjoy a home-cooked dinner and relax in a wood-fired sauna, where we can also heat water for a traditional backcountry “shower.”

On day three, we’ll travel to Nallo (Nállu), a remote mountain cabin that’s quietly built a reputation for its exceptional terrain. Along the way, we’ll have several ski touring routes to explore—stopping to make the most of the landscape before settling into the cabin for the night.

We’ll venture further into Nallo’s (Nállu’s) alpine playground, offering everything from mellow bowls to steep couloirs right outside our door. Depending on conditions, we may skin up Sielmatjåkka (Šielmmáčohkka), one of Sweden’s 12 2,000-metre peaks at 2,004 metres (6,575 feet).

We’ll tackle one of the area’s most iconic and demanding traverses: Jojoleden (the Yoyo Route), named for its series of rolling ascents and descents across three dramatic mountain passes. We’ll also have the option to add extra runs and summit legendary mountains like Pyramiden—making for a big, rewarding day on skis.

We’ll end the day at our cabin in Tarfala, surrounded by towering glaciers and some of Sweden’s highest peaks.

On our second day in Tarfala Valley (Darfalvággi), we’ll tour a range of high-alpine terrain: Sweden’s largest glaciers and some of the country’s most dramatic ski lines. If conditions align, this will be your chance to ride down Liljetoppsrännan, one of the area’s most famous couloirs. You can also opt for long runs on Tarfala’s glaciated terrain.

We’ll cap off the trip by skinning up and riding down Kebnekaise (Giebmegáisi), Sweden’s highest peak at 2,097 metres (6,880 feet). Your expert guide will choose the best route—either by Östra Leden’s fixed ropes or a longer climb through Halspasset—based on weather, conditions and group energy. After the summit, we’ll enjoy a thrilling 1,000-metre (3,280-foot) descent down Jökelbäcken to Kebnekaise Mountain Station, where hot showers, a sauna and a farewell dinner await.

Post-breakfast, snowmobiles will take us back to Nikkaluokta (Nihkkáluokta). From there, we’ll drive you to Kiruna Airport or Kiruna Central Station for evening departures.