Halti is the highest peak in Finland, reaching 1324 m above sea level. It is located in the northern part of the country, in the Lapland region. Climbing Halti is not technically difficult, but one should be prepared for changing weather conditions and a long trail.

In the summer months of July and August, temperatures range from 10 to 20 degrees Celsius. The weather is usually kind during these months, with plenty of sun and warmth. The trail is then clearly visible and easy to navigate.

In the winter, the trail to the summit of Halti can be very demanding. Temperatures drop below -20 degrees Celsius, and snow covers the entire trail. The trail is more difficult to identify, and climbing may require skills and specialized equipment.

Route to the Summit:
The trail leads through various terrains, such as forests, swamps, and rocky areas. The trail is well marked, and the hiking time is about 6-8 hours. No additional climbing equipment is required, but it is worth having sturdy trekking shoes and poles.