Escape the city for the tranquil beauty of Finland’s slow adventure autumn peak in Ruka. A quiet escape to a private forest retreat. Swim in lakes, walk through the forest, and take a moment to reset from your busy life! Stay in an exclusive lodge, surrounded by a peaceful forest on a cliff.

Autumn leaf colour, or “ruska” to locals, is a spectacular natural phenomenon that paints northern landscapes in deep and soft tones. In addition, the retreat includes an easy-to-moderate on mornings or afternoons .

Hiking is the most favoured activity for witnessing the change of season colors. The temperature is also ideal for hiking, usually around 10 degrees Celsius. River floating, River rafting, Sauna Experience are staples of the season, too. In the evenings, we search for the northern lights together as we celebrate the start of the Aurora Borealis season.

Even though many people associate the Northern Lights with cold and snowy winter scenery, the most active seasons are actually autumn and spring when the earth’s orientation towards the sun maximises the probability of solar flares interacting with the planet’s magnetic field to generate this phenomenon.

Escape the city for the tranquil beauty of Finland’s slow adventure autumn peak in Ruka. A quiet escape to a private forest retreat. Swim in lakes, walk through the forest, and take a moment to reset from your busy life! Stay in an exclusive lodge, surrounded by a peaceful forest on a cliff.

Autumn leaf colour, or “ruska” to locals, is a spectacular natural phenomenon that paints northern landscapes in deep and soft tones. Covered in forests and wildernesses, Finland is a prime destination for some serious leaf peeping.

Hiking is the most favoured activity for witnessing the change of season colors. The temperature is also ideal for hiking, usually around 10 degrees Celsius. River floating, River rafting and Quad biking are staples of the season, too. In the evenings, we search for the northern lights together as we celebrate the start of the Aurora Borealis season.

Let us also hunt for the northern lights together! Even though many people associate the Northern Lights with cold and snowy winter scenery, the most active seasons are actually autumn and spring when the earth’s orientation towards the sun maximises the probability of solar flares interacting with the planet’s magnetic field to generate this phenomenon.