Ranch Kuulas

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So if you’re visiting Rovaniemi this winter…

come experience Lapland with a Finnhorse.

Horseback riding
Sleigh rides
Horseback archery
Finnish lunch
Transfers from Rovaniemi

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At winter, the cold is not your enemy, but it demands respect.

When you work with horses in Arctic conditions, what you wear isn’t about comfort or aesthetics. It’s about safety, focus, and being able to stay calm and present around the horses.

Good layering allows us to move, work, and care for our horses without constantly rushing indoors.

Warm feet help keep your whole body warm. Natural materials breathe and help regulate temperature, even in extreme cold.

This is everyday life in Lapland. Not an adventure outfit, but a working system refined through many winters spent with horses.

Cold doesn’t stop life here.

You simply learn how to dress for it.

And once you do, winter opens up a completely different way of experiencing Lapland.

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This is one of the most important reasons why I do what I do. Follow us, if this sounds important.

For me, Finnhorse tourism isn't just a tourism business. It's also about creating new jobs for the Finnhorse, building new demand for the breed and, through that, helping secure its future.

We talk a lot about preserving the Finnhorse. But I don't think preservation alone is enough.

We need to talk more about how we can make the Finnhorse an economically valuable working and everyones horse – in today's world.

And I believe tourism has enormous potential to be part of that answer.

If the Icelandic horse can become one of an entire country's most recognisable tourism attractions, why couldn't the Finnhorse become the same for Finland?

Of course, this won't happen through the work of one company, one project or one person. It requires breeders, equestrian businesses, tourism companies, destination organisations and decision-makers to start moving in the same direction.

But we have to start somewhere.

And we've decided to do our part.

I want to see the day when an international traveller says:

"I'm going to Finland. I want to ride a Finnhorse."

What do you think – could the Finnhorse become an internationally recognised tourism icon for Finland?

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Sometimes, life doesn’t go as planned — it goes better.
We never dreamed of owning a ranch. We just followed one horse… and he led us here.

When we built our first small stable during the pandemic, we only hoped to give our Finnhorses a good life and share a few quiet moments with others who love them.
But the story grew faster than we ever imagined, from that small barn rose a vision, and from that vision, a home.

Now, a few years later, we stand at the beginning of a new chapter:
our first full winter at Ranch Kuulas — with the restaurant glowing warm in the snow, accommodation full of life, horses waiting by the gate, and the northern sky above us.

This season will show us what we’re truly capable of.
It’s the season when our courage meets creation — when the long workdays, frozen hands, and endless dreams finally turn into reality.

💛 Thank you for being part of this story.
The best chapters are not behind us — they’re right here, beginning with this winter in Lapland 🤩🫶

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Becouse why you visit Finland if you don't ride finnhorse?

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Most people don’t book because of one thing:
uncertainty.

Am I good enough?
Is it safe?
What if I come alone?

But the truth is,
most of our guests have the same questions before they arrive.

And almost all of them say the same thing after:
“I wish I had done this earlier.”

If you’ve been thinking about a horse holiday in Lapland…
this might be your moment. If you have any questions we are here to help you!

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