Snowmobile safari around Levi Fell: 35 km ride with hot drinks

Drive or ride through Levi's snowy landscape without arranging your own transport

A snowmobile safari around Levi Fell in Lapland covers roughly 35 km of snowy scenery over 2–3 hours, with a stop for hot drinks and a bun at a cozy cafe. You either drive your own snowmobile (two riders per machine) or ride in a sleigh if you're aged 3–12 or prefer not to drive. The route may pass reindeer herds. Thermal clothing, a guide in English, and all equipment are provided; bring a valid driving license if you plan to drive.

The Experience

The snowmobile route loops around Levi Fell, taking you through the open snowy terrain that defines the Lapland landscape. About halfway through, you stop at a Lappish cafe for warm drinks and a sweet bun—a break that breaks up the ride and lets you warm up indoors. The whole loop runs roughly 35 km and takes 2–3 hours. You might spot reindeer along the way, though there's no guarantee; the real draw is the ride itself and the quiet of the fell in winter.

If you're driving, you'll operate your own snowmobile with one passenger riding behind you (two people per machine is the standard setup). If you'd rather not drive or you're traveling with a child aged 3–12, that child rides in a sleigh towed behind an adult's snowmobile—a safer, warmer option for younger travelers. Solo drivers can upgrade to a single-rider snowmobile for an extra charge. Either way, thermal clothing is provided, and the guide leads the group in English. You'll need a valid driving license if you plan to operate a machine.

The meeting point is a 5–10 minute walk from the front slope of Levi or from K-Supermarket Levi; if you're near S-Market Levi, you'll spot the departure area from there. Arrive 15 minutes before the start time. Public transport options are nearby if you're staying in Levi without a rental car, so you don't need your own vehicle to reach the safari.

What’s included

• Thermal clothing for all riders.
• a guide leading the group in English.
• hot drinks and a sweet bun at a Lappish cafe midway through the route.
• snowmobile equipment and operation (you drive or ride as a passenger).
• a sleigh ride for children aged 3–12 instead of operating a machine.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Tokka Snowmobile Safaris & Rentals

Is this one for you?The meeting point is walkable from central Levi, so you don't need a rental car or your own transport to join—just show up 15 minutes early. If you're staying in Levi without a vehicle, this safari is built around public access and local pickup points.

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Top questions

Can I ride a snowmobile if I've never done it before?

Yes. The safari is suitable for all physical fitness levels and no prior experience is required. You'll operate the machine yourself if you choose to drive, with one passenger behind you, or you can ride as a passenger if you prefer. A guide leads the group throughout.

What happens if I'm traveling with young children?

Children aged 3–12 ride in a sleigh towed behind an adult's snowmobile rather than operating or riding on a machine themselves. This keeps them warm and secure during the 2–3 hour ride. Thermal clothing is provided for all participants.

What's included in the price?

The safari includes thermal clothing, a guide in English, hot drinks and a bun at the midway cafe stop, and all snowmobile equipment. The price is per person for a shared snowmobile (two riders per machine). Solo drivers can upgrade to a single-rider machine for an additional fee.

Do I need to bring anything?

If you plan to drive a snowmobile, bring a valid driving license for a normal car. Otherwise, just dress warmly—thermal clothing is provided. Arrive 15 minutes before the start time.

Are there reindeer on the route?

You might see reindeer herds during the safari, but sightings aren't guaranteed. The route loops around Levi Fell through open snowy terrain where reindeer sometimes graze, but wildlife encounters depend on the day and season.

What if I don't have a car to reach the meeting point?

Public transportation options are available near Levi. The meeting point is a 5–10 minute walk from the front slope of Levi, K-Supermarket Levi, or S-Market Levi, so you can reach it without a rental car if you're staying in the area.