The Sami, Lapland’s indigenous people, have approximately 200 to 300 words for ‘snow’ in their own language. Having travelled to this region for more than 40 years, we can’t get enough of the vast snow-covered scenes, often set against a backdrop of trees and fells and frozen tundra. These landscapes look like they’ve sprung forth from a fairy tale! On our blog, we dive into the many ways you can make the most of Lapland’s snow – from forest trekking, snowmobiling, husky sledding, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, sleeping in igloos… and, well, the possibilities are endless!