Lapland Wilderness Cafes
A map of 13 Wilderness Cafes in Lapland.
Savotta kahvila
A wilderness cafe in Laanila close to many trails. There is also live music here by this group: https://www.laanilanmonotanssit.fi/
Luulammen erämaakahvila
The cafe is open every day from 10 am-4 pm Ariel Video of Luulampi päivätupa in winter: https://youtu.be/77LcxdepZno?si=SIl2svzmz1tbzcI2
Suomen Latu Kiilopää - Kahvila & Ravintola
A cafe & restaurant next to the cross country ski trails, biking trails, hiking trails and snow mobile paths.
Liegga Laavu
A cafe at the bottom of the ski hill and next to the cross country ski trails & biking trails. It is part of the Saariselkä Ski & Sport Resort.
Kaunispään Huippu
A cafe, lunch & dinner restaurant open every day from 10 am to 5 pm
Ravintola Tuisku
A very nice restaurant at a hotel (Wilderness Hotel Muotka) that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is right off the <a href="https://www.huts.fi/route/2349373-saariselan-valaistu-latu">Saariselän valaistu latu</a> and <a href="https://www.huts.fi/route/2041542-saariselan-maastopyorailyreitit">Saariselän maastopyöräilyreitit </a>
Auttiköngäs kahvila
Latvamaja latukahvila
Pyhäkero kahvila
Tsahkaljärven yritystukikohta
Lampivaara latukahvila
Kotamaja latukahvila
Mettabaari
A cafe & bar right off the ski & bike trails.
Wilderness Cafes in Lapland
Enjoy coffee in the woods. These charming cafes appear in unexpected places
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