The Alaska Zoo might be small, but it offers a rare chance to see Arctic and sub-Arctic animals like musk oxen, lynx, and wolves up close. Many of the animals here are rescues or permanent residents that wouldn’t survive on their own, making it more of a wildlife sanctuary than your typical zoo.

Naturum Valådalen is an information centre with exhibitions on the mountain's geology and wildlife, the Sami people, and reindeer husbandry. Let the staff ignite your sense of discovery before you set off on your own excursions in the easily accessible mountain and mountain forest nature outside.

It is impossible to fully experience the majesty of the Smoky Mountains on foot. Fly Scenic takes to the air to give breathtaking views of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park via helicopter tours. In operation since 1972, Fly Scenic is well-seasoned and possesses an all-encompassing knowledge of the area. Any budget, time, and sightseeing desire is obliged, making Fly Scenic the ultimate attraction and best way to see the park. The helicopters can hold three to four passengers and has a per seat weight limit of 300 pounds. They are handicap-friendly.

Learn about the Sami way of life at Njarka Sami Camp, located on a peninsula in Häggsjön. The camp has several different types of huts, while a special octagonal hut, called Jarnge, is the centre of Njarka and the venue for special occasions like weddings and christenings. In addition to learning about Sami history, visitors can also feed the reindeer some lichen, sleep in a traditional Sami fashion, and try their hand at lasso throwing.