See bears in the wild at Wild Taiga

So, you want to give your kids an outstanding experience of a lifetime? Go observe bears in the wild! Come view and photograph the beautiful Wild Brown Bear, the most famous woodland resident in Wild Taiga. This activity is only available during the summer for parties of one to twenty persons. The wild Taiga, located on Finland's eastern border, exemplifies rich heritage and strong culture. Visitors may learn about the creation and importance of Finland's national period, Kalevala, through engaging events, celebrations, exhibitions, and interesting sites to visit.

The second significant component of Kuhmo and Suomussalmi is its evergreen woods, aapa bogs, pure water, and diverse animals. On guided tours, you may observe and photograph the forest's wild species, particularly huge beasts like as bears, wolves, and wolverines, which are either rare or extinct in other regions of Europe. There are several hiking trails available throughout the year, as well as husky trekking, fishing, berry and mushroom picking, hunting, paddling, and a variety of safaris. Nature lovers will enjoy the Hossa National Park, which includes the famed Värikallio cave drawings from the Stone Age.

Because of its position in Northern Finland, there is usually sufficient of snow for snowmobile, reindeer sleigh rides, and husky safaris in the winter. Skiing and snowshoe trekking are great ways to explore the winter landscape. Those looking for a rush can enjoy driving on the ice track or swimming in floating suits among raging rapids. Activities can be chosen from the weekly schedule or as part of week-long safaris with assured international group departures or private safaris.

Wild Taiga is a haven for leisure and an appealing entity made up of coniferous woods, beautiful streams, rich culture, a diverse range of activities, and friendly locals. Private lakefront hotels to backcountry cottages are among the lodging alternatives.

Location: Finland