Pöyrisjärvi Reservable Wilderness Hut

11/19/2024
The information on this page will no longer be updated. You can find the hut details in the eraluvat.fi service.

No more reservations can be made for 2024. Exceptionally, reservations for 2025 will only open on 26 November 2024 at 9 a.m. at Eraluvat.fi
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Pöyrisjärvi Open and Reservable Wilderness Hut. Photo: Marko Huusko.
The entrance of Pöyrisjärvi reservable wilderness hut in winter, surrounded by high snowdrifts.
Pöyrisjärvi Open and Reservable Wilderness Hut. Photo: Maarit Kyöstilä.
The hut seen from outside on a cloudy day.
Pöyrisjärvi Open and Reservable Wilderness Hut. Photo: Anniina Kivikari.
A fire has been lit in the fireplace of the hut.
Pöyrisjärvi Reservable Wilderness Hut. Photo: Markku Seppänen.
Several sleeping platforms and tables in the hut.
Pöyrisjärvi Reservable Wilderness Hut. Photo: Seppo Keskitalo.

The landscape is dotted with sand dunes and eskers on the north side of Lake Pöyrisjärvi. There are numerous small lakes with sandy shores near the hut. The area surrounding the hut is barren fell heaths, which offer unimpeded views far into the distance.  As there are no signposted trails in Pöyrisjärvi, it is more suited to experienced hikers. There are old, unmarked trails throughout the area, as it is an important fishing, hunting and reindeer herding area for local residents.  The most popular time to visit is August-September. The hut is particularly popular with mountain bikers.  

Reservable wilderness hut, 14 persons.

Booking

Pöyrisjärvi rental Hut is not available for booking from 1.5. to 2.6.2024. Hut can be booked from 3.6.2024 directly at the Eräluvat.fi webshop (eraluvat.fi). The keys are in the coded key box on the wall of the hut. Instructions and code will be sent when booking. 

More info: Fell Lapland Visitor Centre.

Reservable huts are meant for those travelling by foot, skis or other means of physical movement (not motorized vehicles). These huts may be used for 1 to 2 days by those who have reserved a bed in advance. Commercial use (i.e. guided hikes and tours etc.) of reservable huts is only allowed with special permission from Metsähallitus.

Location, Maps
and Description

Northern Lapland Region, Municipality of Enontekiö, Pöyrisjärvi Wilderness Area

Pöyrisjärvi, coordinates: Euref-Fin (~ WGS84) lat: 68° 42.0049' lon: 23° 48.7611'  ETRS-TM35FIN: N: 7624268 E: 370839

Hut is located on the southern shore of Pöyrisjärvi Lake, near the river running from Naapajärvi Lake to Pöyrisjärvi Lake.

Pöyrisjärvi Wilderness Area map
Other maps of the area
Excursionmap.fi

Price and Keys

16,50 € / night / person (incl. VAT 10%).

The key is in the coded key box on the wall of the hut. Instructions and code will be sent when booking. 

Facilities

A stove, a gas cooker. Basic cookware (pot, frying pan, coffee pot). Bunk beds with mattresses, pillows and blankets. A dry toilet and a woodshed outside the hut. Please note that it takes some time before the hut is properly warm.

Notices

Pets are not permitted in the hut.

The building also houses an open wilderness hut for 12 persons.

Visitors must come prepared with warm clothing, food, drink, maps, compass, orienteering skills and matches. Fog or storms can form in just a few hours. Take also your own toilet paper.

Safety on hiking

Waste Management

Metsähallitus follows the principles of litter-free hiking. Visitors are adviced to bring their own waste out of the area. Recycling points can be found at Yllästunturi, Pallastunturi and Fell Lapland Visitor Centre. Read more about Hiking without littering.

Maintenance and Management

Metsähallitus, Parks & Wildlife Finland. For more information contact Fell Lapland Visitor Centre, tel. int. +358 206 39 7950.

 

A hand holding a mobile phone showing Excursionmap.fi. Open the map of Pöyrisjärvi reservable wilderness hut in Excursionmap.fi.

Guidelines on using Reservable Wilderness Huts 

Read Guidelines on using Reservable Wilderness Huts.

Outdoor Etiquette

A cartoon picture of a family walking on a summer path.

1. Respect nature.

2. Mainly use marked trails.

3. Camp only where it is allowed.

4. Light your campfire only where it is allowed.

5. Do not litter.

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