No, our tours are adapted for both beginners and experienced riders. You will receive thorough instruction and safety training before the snowmobile safari.

You must have a valid car driver's license (class B) and be 18 years of age to drive a snowmobile with Rampen.

The safety of our guests and guides is always our top priority.
We use new electric snowmobiles with speed limits controlled by Rampen, navigation systems, and only drive on prepared and well-known trails. Our guides have in-depth knowledge of the area and ensure a safe and controlled snowmobile safari.

Before the tour, all guests attend a mandatory safety briefing where the guide goes through driving rules, equipment and routines. You will also be given the necessary safety equipment and clothing to be used throughout the tour.

If you have any questions about safety on our snowmobile safaris, you are welcome to contact us at hello@ rampen .com.

Children from the age of 12 can participate as passengers on the snowmobile safari, as long as they are big enough to sit safely and stably on the back of the snowmobile.

If you have any questions about children on the tour or would like any adjustments, please contact us at hello@ rampen .com . We are happy to help you!

Your and our guides' safety is our top priority. Nordland is subject to changing and varying weather – from clear weather and sun to wind and snow. We therefore recommend that you check the weather forecast before the activity, and dress accordingly. Our guides are local and very familiar with the terrain, and will make safety assessments based on experience, knowledge of the area and the weather.

Rampen reserves the right to cancel or change planned activities if safety considerations, including weather conditions, make it irresponsible to carry out the activity, or if other unforeseen events beyond our control (force majeure) make it necessary. For bookings that are not included under “private group tours”, and if the cancellation or change occurs less than 24 hours before the planned tour, you will be given two choices:

1. To change the time or date of the booked activity
   or

2. To receive a full refund for the activity via our provider Nets.

You will be provided with safety equipment and clothing for the snowmobile safari. We still encourage you to dress in layers with wool socks, a base layer of wool and comfortable mid-layers.

Lunch with hot drinks is included in the snowmobile safari, but we encourage you to bring a water bottle and a small snack if you wish. Bags and other personal belongings will be securely stored during the safari.

Remember to bring a valid car driver's license (Class B) if you are going to drive a snowmobile during the trip.

No, but you must be able to show a valid car driver's license (class B) and be 18 years old to drive a snowmobile. Rampen passengers do not need a driver's license.

For organized group tours with permission from the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, the organizer is responsible for checking that the participant has a second-class driving license, recognized in Norway, and sufficient skills to drive a snowmobile (Driving License Regulations, §12-5. Special rules for tracked motorcycles). Read more about the special rules for tracked motorcycles here.

As a general rule, you must have a class S driver's license, or have been issued and maintained a valid driver's license from before June 2006, to drive a snowmobile outside of organized group tours with permission from the Norwegian Public Roads Administration.

Yes, a camera is recommended, and our guides are happy to help you capture the moment! Rampen does not allow the use of drones on snowmobile activities. For the use of drones, separate rules apply in national parks and mountain areas - always check local laws and restrictions before use. Rampen are not responsible for the consequences of unregulated use of drones during any activity.

Even in Sulitjelma, you can't expect to see the Northern Lights during the day. The Northern Lights can theoretically appear at any time, but they are rarely visible until after 6:00 PM, even in the middle of darkness. The best chances of seeing the Northern Lights are usually between 6:00 PM and 1:00 AM.

Do you want to hunt for the Northern Lights in Bodø? Check out the Northern Lights Safari with Rampen by clicking here!

Rampen use electric snowmobiles because they are quiet, emission-free and gentler on the environment compared to motorized snowmobiles. At the same time, electric snowmobiles provide a modern, reliable and sustainable driving experience.