Arctic Biking Adventures

Arctic Biking Adventures

Fat biking, e-biking and 'Fat-Max' scootering across more than 200km of true wilderness trails in Enontekiö.

This region is fast growing as a biking destination. Enontekiö's wild fell highlands are great for mountain biking, with fun year-round trails accessible from downtown Hetta. In summer, choose from gravelled forestry roads, sandy heaths, old German-built wartime routes and challenging duckboards across vast wilderness; in winter, a huge network of snowmobile trails opens up.

  • Over 200km of true wilderness biking trails
  • Fat bikes, e-bikes and 'Fat-Max' scooters
  • Year-round riding — forestry roads and heaths in summer, snowmobile trails in winter
  • Self-guided rentals or guided tours available

E-Biking, fatbiking and 'Fat-Max' scootering in Enontekiö

All in all, there are over 200km of true wilderness trails. Some of these are unmarked and demand a truly adventurous soul. Others are easily accessible, if you just know where they are found.

All areas — aside from the Malla Nature Reserve — are open access, since the Pallas-Ounastunturi National Park was opened to bikers in 2017, although there aren't many great routes across the larger wetlands area or the Yliperä fells in Kilpisjärvi.

Rent a bike or join a guided tour

To simply rent a bike, choose one of the many easy-access routes in our 'Biking in Enontekiö' pages: the Hetta–Näkkälä trails (26 km), the Kalmakaltio–Pöyrisjärvi–Näkkälä trails (c.93 km), or shorter journeys like Näkkälä to Pöyrisjärvi (c.18km), Kalmakaltio to Naltijärvi (c.20km) and Hetta to Sonkamuotka via Muotkajärvi (c.30km). There are Metsähallitus-maintained wilderness cabins in Pöyrisjärvi and Naltijärvi, plus cabins for hire in Pöyrisjärvi. To join a guided tour instead, check our summer and winter route options.