In Kilpisjärvi, a small but vibrant village in northern Finland near the Norwegian border, the Midnight Sun lasts for more than two months. The village is home to Finland’s national landscape, the 1029-meter-high Saana fell, which is the Sami people’s sacred sacrificial site. Travellers must add climbing Saana to their itinerary when visiting Kilpisjärvi. At Midsummer, you can even ski in the heights of the Saana fell, admiring the glory of flowers on the way down, and take a dip in the clear waters of the Kilpisjärvi Lake from the sauna or go canoeing. In autumn, you can hike amid the paprika and golden-dusted landscape. A 3-kilometer trail begins at the northern end of Lake Kilpisjärvi, leading visitors to the Three-Country Cairn. The Cairn itself is in the middle of water, but a wooden construction has been built around it, making it possible for visitors to go around the Cairn freely, without passports or border controls. You can also hike the neighbouring countries of Finland, Sweden and Norway, within 10 seconds!