Pihka Outdoors, Kolari (2026)

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06/06/2026

Planning food for a hiking trip often feels like a lot of work. In reality, it can be kept pretty simple.

1. Count your meals.
List breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks for every day separately.

2. Think of a protein for every meal: chicken, fish, plant-based, whatever you like. Dehydrate them.

3. Pair a carbohydrate with your protein. For instance, I don’t like dried chicken with mashed potatoes. But I think chicken and pasta work really well together 🤗

4. Dehydrate a bunch of different vegetable mixes. You can get them from the frozen section of the grocery store.

5. Start packing all three ingredients into resealable bags. As seasoning, I add a cup-a-soup to get different flavors for each meal.

6. As a result, I have healthier and more balanced meals than at home 😆🤌

7. On our all-inclusive adventures, we prefer ready-made dehydrated meals like as they are hygienic and easy for everyone.

30/05/2026

Today we finally got to take the packrafts out. The floodwaters have already dropped, so the most craziest rapids are long gone. Still lots of fun tho👌

28/05/2026

1. Cooking gear
You don’t need a big multi-piece cooking set. Most of the time, a 1-liter pot and a small screw-on gas stove are enough. Eat straight from the pot and leave the extra plates at home.

2. How to pack a backpack
Separate dry bags and packing cubes can waste a lot of space inside your backpack. Use one large waterproof pack liner for everything that must stay dry. Small essentials like first aid gear and electronics can still have their own dry bags.

3. Practice tent pitching
Your tent is your shelter when the weather turns bad. In strong wind, rain, darkness, and fatigue, you need to pitch it fast and safely. Practice until you can almost do it with your eyes closed. Always anchor a stormrope to your backpack when pitching the tent.

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27/05/2026

Gotta start that type 2 fun early 😆

To be honest, the harder the hike, the easier the kids are to motivate. If it’s just walking on a flat straight path, they lose interest quicker 🤷‍♀️

18/05/2026

Here in Finland, wild camping is a basic part of our “everyone’s rights” culture. We just head out and find the prettiest spot!
But in some areas — like in National Parks — camping is only allowed in designated spots 😌

15/05/2026

We usually don’t carry water filters or purification tablets when hiking in the remote wilderness of Lapland. That’s how pure these streams are 💧

Cold, fresh flowing water straight from the Arctic wilderness just hits different. Honestly, you don’t wanna go back to bottled water after this 🤩

Of course, everyone should always assess natural water sources themselves and drink at their own risk. This is simply our personal experience from years of trekking here.

Autumn is one of the most beautiful times to experience Lapland 🍂 it’s not too hot or cold, easy trekking and good chances to see the Northern Lights. Multi-day Arctic wilderness treks for August & September are now open. Who’s joining us? 🥾✨

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