Estâncias de esqui em Finland
Finnish Lapland sells an experience rather than vertical drop. Levi, Ylläs and Ruka have gentle, immaculately prepared fell skiing, extensive floodlighting for the dark months, and long spring seasons running into May under the midnight sun. Add reindeer, huskies and northern lights and it becomes a family trip that happens to include skiing.
All 5 Finland ski resorts by size
Ranked by kilometres of marked piste on the resort's main lift pass.
- 1YlläsLapland, FinlandFinland's longest runs, vast Nordic trails, and two cozy villages under the Northern Lights.63 km
- 2LeviLapland, FinlandLapland's Arctic all-rounder: quiet, confidence-building trails and a wish list of winter adventures under the Northern Lights.45 km
- 3RukaNorthern Ostrobothnia, FinlandEnjoy 200+ days of reliable snow just south of the Arctic Circle, where beginner-friendly trails meet a winter wonderland of activities.34 km
- 4PyhaPyha, FinlandAn Arctic Circle ski resort in Finnish Lapland, set within a national park. Fell skiing, northern lights, reindeer safaris, and a uniquely Finnish wilderness experience.16 km
- 5SallaFinland, FinlandA remote Arctic resort in Finnish Lapland near the Russian border. Wilderness experiences, Northern Lights, and gentle fell skiing in pristine surroundings.15 km
Frequently asked questions
- When can you see the northern lights while skiing in Finland?
- Late September to late March, with the darkest and clearest skies between December and February in Lapland.
- Is Finnish skiing suitable for advanced skiers?
- Vertical is modest, so keen skiers usually pair the pistes with off piste fell touring, cross country or backcountry trips.