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Winter covers Lapland in deep snow, perfect for adventurous activities like snowmobiling, husky sledding, reindeer rides and Aurora Hunts. The polar night in middle of winter causes long cozy nights, a lot of snowfall and cotton candy skies during  some hours of daylight. Towards the end of winter, expect high solar activity, long sunny days and still a lot of snow to make your dreams of the perfect winter vacation become reality

Spring is a time of renewal in Ivalo. The landscape begins to shed its snowy cover, revealing the first signs of green. This season is ideal for snowmobiling and skiing under more temperate conditions, while still offering the chance to witness the Aurora. The last Northern Lights can be seen around mid-April, after which the nights become too short. By late May, the extended daylight hours illuminate the blossoming flora, creating a picturesque setting for outdoor activities.

Summer is characterized by the Midnight Sun, a time period where the sun go below the horizon, perfect for endless adventures and peace in the nature of Finnish Lapland. Visitors can enjoy hiking, canoeing, and fishing under a sun that never sets. The mild weather and vibrant green landscapes make this season perfect for pure relaxation and connecting deeply to the nature.

Autumn transforms the area with its vibrant "Ruska" colors into an orange paradise. The cool air and decreasing daylight are ideal for berry picking and scenic hikes. As the nights get longer, the chance of seeing the Northern Lights increases, blending the natural beauty of the day with stunning nighttime displays. This is the only time of year you can see the Northern Lights reflected in the lakes, as they aren't frozen yet.