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This is all Off the Beaten Path, Inari has very little to offer as a village, the things to do here are in the forest and by the lake.
There are few marked trails here and this beautiful river we saw on our way.
Written Dec 24, 2007
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There are many nature reserves around, one very interesting is the Kevo Canyon nature reserve just north if Inari before the border with Norway
Written Dec 24, 2007
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3 Reviews and 24 Opinions Nice hotel. Cozy rooms. Next to a river. The hotel fascilities include a comfortable lounge with...
2 Reviews and 9 Opinions This is as far as I know the only real hotel here. It is located in the middle of the village. But...
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There are many nature reserves around, one very interesting is the Kevo Canyon nature reserve just north if Inari before the border with Norway
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Inari has a tiny centre but it is a huge area actually. You will need a car to get around or someone to drive you around. Inari and the whole Nothern Lappland is in it's best in the dark winterdays....
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The region of Inari is the heart of the Finnish Lapland. It is also the heart of the forest and lakes of the central Lapland region with excellent places for hiking and fishing.
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In the middle of the fells near Urho Kekkonen National Park is an international tourist center which has managed to retain its human touch, hospitality and genuine Lapp mentality. Tourism has long...
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