
If you wish to travel along marked trails, you must
follow the same trail back. The trail is called the
Nordkalottleden Trail.
If you do no
want to return you can continue on from Halti to Lake Guolasjärvi,
which is 10 km away in Norway. There is a car road from
Halti to Lake Guolasjärvi. There is, however, no marked trail between Halti and Lake
Guolasjärvi, so a compass and a map of northern Norway (Ráisduottarháldi
1:50 000) are essential to have. The terrain between Halti Fell and Lake
Guolasjärvi is very rocky and its best suited for those with hiking experience.
From Lake Guolasjärvi it is 120 km to the village
of Kilpisjärvi. During summer a coach travels between Kilpisjärvi and Skibotn,
but there is no public transportation all the way to Lake Guolasjärvi. You
could therefore have someone take you there and pick you up.
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You can also get onto
Nordkalottleden Trail via Lake Lossujärvi. The trek from a road on the
Norwegian side of the border to Lossujärvi cabin is about 11 km long.
Nordkalottleden in turn is 12 km from the cabin. This last part of the trail is
not marked in the terrain, so a compass and a map of northern Norway (Helligskogen
1:50 000) are essential to have.
Angling and ice fishing are
Everyman’s
rights (www.ymparisto.fi) in Käsivarsi
wilderness area. You can therefore practice them without having a permit. When
angling or ice fishing in Lake Toskaljärvi, Lake Luohtojärvi and Lake Peeran
lammet though, you will need a
Enontekiö
1551 permit
(www.villipohjola.fi, in Finnish).
Please note that angling and ice fishing are forbidden in flowing waters.
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To fish in the wilderness
areas multiple rivers you must have paid the
national
fishing management fee (www.mmm.fi) as well
as have a municipality of
Enontekiö
1551 permit (www.villipohjola.fi, in Finnish). When fishing at
Lätäseno you must have a
Lätäseno
fishing area 1550 permit
(www.villipohjola.fi, in
Finnish). This permit allows you to fish from Poroeno at the mouth of the River
Harrijoki all the way to Vähäkurkkio in Lätäseno. Fishing permits are sold by
Metsähallitus customer service points and local tourist enterprises.
A Metsähallitus
maintained snowmobile track leads from Hetta to Kilpisjärvi, but there is no
track to Halti Fell. Therefore, even if you have a snowmobile permit you will
not be able to drive one to Halti Fell.
Private tourist enterprises
do organise snowmobile safaris to Halti.