In the spectacular Sápmi region — which spans Northern Norway, as well as parts of Sweden, Finland and Russia — every month brings in something new. The region’s Indigenous Sámi people separate the year into eight unique seasons, each marking an important time for those working in farming, fishing and reindeer herding. For travellers visiting, seasonal highlights include chasing the Northern Lights, snowmobiling, hiking and dog sledding. Read on to discover all there is to do in the northernmost part of Norway during each distinct Sámi season.
1. Winter (dálvi): December-February
From December to February, Finnmark County — the northernmost and easternmost county in Norway — settles into the coldest days and longest nights. This time of year, known as dálvi, is the ideal time to search f

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