In the winter, tourists can climb up these frozen waterfalls in an experience akin to climbing the walls of Castle Black.
Finland’s northern most region, the Lapland, is a sparsely populated area and a gateway into the Arctic Circle. Among many natural wonders in the area is the Korouoma canyon, which hosts icy waterfalls against the backdrop of snow-covered mountains. In the winter, tourists can climb up these frozen waterfalls in an experience akin to climbing the walls of Castle Black. Apart from ice climbing, tourists in the Finnish Lapland can also view the Aurora Borealis, or the northern lights, in the winter season.