FRETBRETvierailut

FRETBRETvierailut refers to a Finnish snowmobile trekking route located in the southeastern part of the country. The route traverses through various landscapes, including forests, lakes, and mountains, providing travelers with an opportunity to experience the country's diverse natural scenery.

The route spans approximately 70 kilometers and is designed to be completed over a period of 2-3 days. The route starts from the village of Alavojakkala and progresses through various terrain, including snow-covered forests, frozen lakes, and mountainous regions. The route's elevation gain is moderate, with some sections featuring steep inclines.

The trekking route is geared towards experienced snowmobilers and includes accommodations and food services at designated points along the route. The facilities range from cabin-style accommodations to rustic snow shelters. Travelers are expected to bring their own equipment, including snowmobiles, snow gear, and emergency supplies.

The FRETBRETvierailut route passes through a variety of ecosystems, including boreal forests, alpine meadows, and arctic tundra-like regions. Travelers may spot local wildlife, including reindeer, moose, and various bird species. The route's terrain and habitats support a range of plant species, including lichens, mosses, and boreal trees.

FRETBRETvierailut has gained popularity as a unique winter adventure destination among Finnish snowmobilers and foreign tourists. The route offers an opportunity to experience the beauty of Finland's winter landscapes and to engage in small-scale, sustainable tourism.