INARI > UTSJOKI > KARIGASNIEMI > INARI (about 322 km) Continue along route E75 to Kaamanen village and on to Utsjoki.
	On the way you can visit Kevo Strict Nature Reserve. The main attraction in the Kevo Strict Nature Reserve is the 40-km long and in places almost 80-m deep Kevojoki canyon, the largest nature attraction in Northern Lapland. The canyon is about 30 km from Utsjoki centre, south towards Inari.
	Utsjoki is the northernmost municipality in Finland and the only one with a Sámi majority. Utsjoki offers its services to all friends of nature, year round. The varying nature with many lakes and rivers and lots of different fish species will fulfil the most demanding sport fisherman’s dreams. Nuvvus-Ailigas, the holy fell of the ancient Sámi population, is the most impressive fell in Utsjoki, Northern Lapland. It towers 400 metres above the surface of Tenojoki River. One of the most beautiful roads in Finland, route 970, goes south along the border between Finland and Norway, along the banks of Tenojoki River from Utsjoki to Karigasniemi and continues along route 92 back to Inari by way of Kaamanen village.
Additional Tour: Tour to Western Lapland in Finland through Norway If you like, you can take a trip (about 800 km) from Karigasniemi to Norwegian Lapland, for example, to North Cape and come back to Finland by way of Kivilompolo or Kilpisjärvi. The mountain village of Kilpisjärvi is located right on the border with Sweden and Norway in the breathtaking landscapes of the Arm of Finland. This is where you’ll find the only fells reaching more than 1 000 metres in all of Finland. Located just 40 km away, the surging Arctic Ocean with its magnificient fjords exerts its powerful maritime influence on the climate of Kilpisjärvi.
	Kilpisjärvi Visitor Centre, Metsähallitus. Exhibition; tourist and excursion information, fishing permits and maps, tel. +358 (0)20 564 7990. Muotkatakka, the highest elevation of any road in Finland, 569 m, located 12 km south of the village of Kilpisjärvi. Iitto: In Iitto Permafrost Mound Bog, mounds metres tall (protected) on both sides of the road, nature trail (500 m) departs from Iitto, approximately 56 km north from Karesuvanto. Järämä Fortification, known as Sturmbock-Stellung to the Germans, is located about 20 km from Karesuvanto village, in the direction of Kilpisjärvi. Wartime in Fell Lapland Exhibition. Renovated trenches. Exhibition and cafeteria open during the summertime. During the summer season tel. +358 (0)16 524 605, other times +358 (0)16 556 215. Karesuvanto: K-Kiviriekko, gemstone and silversmith Kalevi Turpeenniemi, gemstone and silverware products, business gifts prepared from stones. Tel. +358 (0)400 694 547.
	On the way inland is the village of Hetta, where you will find the most in terms of service, such as a post office, accommodation options, museums, activities, etc. Located on the shores of Lake Ounasjärvi and home to some 800 residents, the authentic and vibrant village of Hetta is, perhaps with good reason, considered one of Finland’s most beautiful parish villages. South of Hetta lies the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park. Hetta is an outstanding base camp for day trips into Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park. Boat taxi service across Lake Ounasjärvi.
	Fell Lapland Nature & Culture Centre, tel. +358 (0)20 564 7950. Nature & Sámi Culture Exhibition, AV presentations & events; tourist & excursion information, permits and maps. Enontekiö Church, est. 1952. The sixth church in the history of Enontekiö. The altar wall manifests the resurrected Christ blessing the people of Lapland and their daily life. Jyppyrä, ancient place of worship, panoramic spot. Sotkajärvi Bird Tower, located on Road no. 93 approx. 15 km from Hetta in the direction of Palojoensuu. Yrjö Kokko Bird Tower, located approx. 10 km east from Hetta towards Peltovuoma. Local souvenirs in Hetta: Koru Laakso, traditional Lappish jewellery, tel. +358 (0)40 512 9814. Hetta Silver, silversmith and handicraft shop, tel. +358 (0)40 762 2063.
From Hetta we recommend that you first take route 956 and then route 957 to the villages of Raattama and Tepasto. The sprawling Pallas–Yllästunturi National Park offers many possibilities. From Tepasto, the road continues to the Levi travel centre via the village of Köngäs. The distance between Kilpisjärvi and Levi via Hetta is about 300 km.