After you arrive in Kiruna (Giron in Sámi) in the afternoon, we’ll drive an hour west to Nikkaluokta (Nihkkáluokta) for a quick bite before gearing up and snowmobiling to Kebnekaise Mountain Station. Once there, we’ll settle into our rooms and get ready for the next day’s ski touring adventure.

After breakfast, we’ll leave the comforts of Kebnekaise Mountain Station behind and journey into the remote Tarfala Valley (Darfalvággi). If weather allows, a steady climb over the Kebnetjåkka plateau will bring us into true high-alpine terrain. Our first descent down Södra Nischen opens into Storglaciären, where sweeping views of Kebnekaise (Giebmegáisi) mountain take over the landscape. From there, we’ll skin up for one final ride that takes us from Isfallsglaciären down to our cabin in Tarfala.

From our base in Tarfala, we’ll spend the day touring some of the region’s most dramatic glaciated terrain. Kebnepakteglaciären offers a scenic ascent between crevasses and steep rock walls, while Isfallsglaciären leads to the base of Halspasset—a short, 40° slope that overlooks the valley’s towering glaciers. After a full day on the mountains, we’ll return to our cabin and warm up in a traditional Swedish sauna.

We’ll set our sights on Kaskasatjåkka (Gaskkasčohkka), Sweden’s fourth highest peak at 2,076 metres (6,811 feet) and one of the country’s 12 summits that rise above 2,000 metres (6,561 feet). Our route will take us over the southeast side of the Kaskasatjåkka glacier, followed by a steady ridge climb with sweeping views of Tarfala Valley. For the descent, we’ll drop into a local legend—Liljetoppsrännan—a steep, sustained couloir that’s often considered one of Sweden’s best ski lines.

By now, you’ll be in tune with the rhythm of the Lapland—and we’ll use that experience to chase the best snow in the region. With countless valleys and lines within reach, your guides will keep the plan flexible based on conditions and group energy. Some routes offer deep powder runs close to our cabin, while others lead to longer tours around Kaskasapakte. No matter the route, we’ll make sure to save enough energy for our last few days.

The day’s goal is the summit of Kebnekaise, Sweden’s highest peak at 2,097 metres (6,880 feet). Depending on conditions, we’ll either cross through Östra Leden’s fixed ropes or skin up Halspasset. Both offer striking views and exposed ridgelines. From the top of Kebnekaise, we’ll drop into one of the region’s most legendary runs: Jökelbäcken, a 1,000-metre (3,280-foot) run that follows an old glacial path back into the valley.

On our final full day, we’ll set out for one last summit directly from Kebnekaise Mountain Station. If weather’s on our side, we’ll aim for Tuolpagorni (Duolbagorni)—a crater-shaped peak with a dramatic, powder-packed descent between sheer rock walls. It’s one of the most iconic lines in the area, accessed via a short rappel. By afternoon, we’ll ski and splitboard back to the station, where hot showers, a sauna and a well-earned 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.