Aurora Guide
Recommended Winter Outfit
Start with a thermal base layer, then add fleece and an insulated waterproof outer layer.
Don't forget gloves, thermal socks, and a hat that covers your ears. Good boots are essential for snow and ice.
Base Layer (Inner Layer)
- Thermal underwear (top and bottom) – preferably wool or synthetic, not cotton
- Warm socks (merino wool is ideal)
Middle Layer
- Fleece or wool sweater
- Warm pants (ski pants or thick fleece)
Outer Layer
- Waterproof and windproof winter jacket
- Insulated snow pants
Accessories
- Winter hat covering the ears
- Scarf or neck warmer
- Waterproof gloves or mittens (preferably insulated)
- Warm boots with thick soles and space for wool socks
Additional Tips
- Dress in multiple thin layers rather than one thick one – it traps warm air better
- Avoid cotton clothing – it absorbs moisture and makes you feel cold
- Keep your head, hands, and feet well protected – most body heat is lost through these areas
- Bring hand warmers or foot warmers if you get cold easily
- We recommend thermal boots and gloves for Northern Lights or Ice Fishing tours (available on request)
