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-Sustainable
-Cooperation between locals
-Tailoring possibilities
-Seasonal changes taken into account (e.g. paddling->skiing, rafting-> snoeshoeing)
-Regional development
Cycling:
Hotel Helenan Kievari
http://www.helenankievari.com/sijainti/aktiviteetit
Meri-Lapin loma http://www.merilapinloma.fi/info_pages.php?pages_id=33
Paddling with kayaks or canoes: Keikka ja Kaffila: http://www.keikkajakaffila.fi/
Horse-back riding: Hevostila Laukkanen http://hevostilalaukkanen.fi.kotisivukone.com/
Meri-Lapin Hevospalvelu http://www.m-lhp.fi
Huminlehto http://www.huminalehto.com/hevostila/
Rafting: Pohjolan Safarit
http://www.pohjolansafarit.fi
- active, fit
- ecotourists
- earn well
- cultural
- Modern Humanists
- Maupertuis’ foot steps
- sustainability
- active holiday
- once in a lifetime trip
Kittisvaara - Niemivaara -
Horilankero - Pullinki
The Kittisvaara fell was used for the measurements because the Pullinki fell was observable from it. Kittisvaara was quite low and was also the northernmost fell used during the expedition
Sleeping in tents
Dining in the nature, food made with camp cookers/ open fire
Shorter breaks kept when necessary, during breakfast snack sandwiches and bars are given to customers
3 nights/ 4 days
5-10 customers/
1 guide/ 1 driver for transfers
07:00 Wake-up (unpacking the camp)
07:30 Breakfast (made by guide with help of customers)
08:00 Start
12:00-14:00 Lunch break (lunch made with camp cookers)
14:00 Traveling continues
18:00-19:00 Arrival to the new camping place,
setting up the camp
19:00 Dinner (made by guide with help of customers)
20:00 Possibility to try fishing in the river
22:00 Night snack (fresh fish caught from river)
23:00-07:00 Rest and sleep
Pullinki
Kittisvaara
- Dry fish
- Barley cake, spices barley bread
- Berry products
- Cheese, milk
- Others
07:00 Wake-up (unpacking the camp)
07:30 Breakfast (made by guide with help of customers)
08:00 Start
12:00-14:00 Lunch break (lunch made with camp cookers)
14:00 Traveling continues
18:00-19:00 Arrival to the new camping place,
setting up the camp
19:00 Dinner (made by guide with help of customers)
20:00 Possibility to try fishing in the river
22:00 Night snack (fresh fish caught from river)
23:00-07:00 Rest and sleep
Hevostila Laukkanen 2014. Address: http://hevostilalaukkanen.fi.kotisivukone.com/. Accessed: 8th March 2014.
Horilankero, 2014. The degree measurements by de Maupertuis in the Torniolaakso Valley 1736-1737. Address: http://lapinkavijat.rovaniemi.fi/maupertuis/mittauspaikat/horilankero_eng.html. Accessed: 3rd March 2014
Hotel Helenan Kievari 2014. Address: http://www.helenankievari.com/sijainti/aktiviteetit. Accessed: 8th March 2014
Huminlehto 2014. Address: http://www.huminalehto.com/hevostila/ Accessed: 8th March 2014.
Keikka ja Kaffila 2014. Address: http://www.keikkajakaffila.fi/. Accessed: 8th March 2014.
Kittisvaara, 2014. The degree measurements by de Maupertuis in the Torniolaakso Valley 1736-1737. Address: http://lapinkavijat.rovaniemi.fi/maupertuis/mittauspaikat/kittisvaara_eng.html. Accessed: 4th March 2014
Kumpuniemi, A. 2014. PowerPoint –presentation on paper, given in the Tornio Valley trip on Thursday 13th February 2014
Maupertuis, Pierre Louis Moreau de, 1738. The Figure of the Earth. London.
Meri-Lapin Hevospalvelu 2014. Address: http://www.m-lhp.fi. Accessed: 8th March 2014.
Meri-Lapin loma 2011. Address: http://www.merilapinloma.fi/info_pages.php?pages_id=33. Accessed: 8th March 2014
Niemivaara, 2014. The degree measurements by de Maupertuis in the Torniolaakso Valley 1736-1737. Address: http://lapinkavijat.rovaniemi.fi/maupertuis/mittauspaikat/niemivaara_eng.html. Accessed: 4th March 2014
Outhier. Journal of a voyage to the north 1736-1737.
Paikkatietoikkuna, 2014. Address: http://www.paikkatietoikkuna.fi/web/fi/kartta. Accessed: 4th March 2014
Pohjolan Safarit 2014. Address: http://www.pohjolansafarit.fi. Accessed: 8th March 2014
Pullinki, 2014. The degree measurements by de Maupertuis in the Torniolaakso Valley 1736-1737. Address: http://lapinkavijat.rovaniemi.fi/maupertuis/mittauspaikat/pullinki_eng.html. Accessed: 4th March 2014
The belfry of the Tornio Church, 2014. The degree measurements by de Maupertuis in the Torniolaakso Valley 1736-1737. Address: http://lapinkavijat.rovaniemi.fi/maupertuis/mittauspaikat/tornio_eng.html. Accessed: 4th March 2014
Ylitornio. Matkailu 2014. Address: http://www.ylitornio.fi/en/tornionlaakso/main/nahtavyydet/aavasaksan-kruununpuisto-park.html. Accessed: 8th March 2014
Luppio
• Aavasaksa was a central place as it was “situated in the best peopled and finest part of the river : its bed, above all, towards the south, for the space of four or five leagues, is extremely wide, and offered the most proper spot we could desire for an excellent base, whose extremities would be visible from Cuitaperi and Aavasaxa
• “Between Cuitaperi and Korpikylä we found some frightful Cataracts, where the Finlanders always set their Passengers ashore. But our excessive fatique had made it more supportable to risque passing them in the Boat, than to walk but an hundred Yards.
Aavasaksa
Niemivaara
Karunki
Horilankero
“And having travelled across the Forest on foot for some time, we arrived at the Bottom of a steep Mountain called Niwa, whole Summit, a bare Rock, we chose for our first Station. Upon the River we had been tormented by great Flies with green Heads, that fetch blood where-ever they fix.” They found two Lappish girls who were defending themselves from flies by having “the Smoke of a great Fire”.
Huitaperi
- Meeting point: market place
- Meeting the guide and the driver
- Going through the programme
- Guide takes care of safety
Kaakamaavaara
Tornio