Northern Lights Viewing
Head away from the village lights to darker areas or frozen lakes for the best chance to see the Aurora Borealis.
Located 170 km north of the Arctic Circle in Finnish Lapland, Levi is the largest and most popular ski resort in Finland. The fell reaches an elevation of 531 meters and features 43 slopes, including three black runs for experts and several floodlit tracks for the dark winter months. Beyond downhill skiing, Levi is a hub for Arctic adventure, boasting 230 km of cross-country trails and nearly 900 km of snowmobiling tracks. The resort is famous for hosting the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup and offers a long season stretching from October to mid-May. Visitors can also experience unique local culture, from reindeer farms to nearby ice hotels, all under the frequent glow of the Northern Lights.
Located 170 km north of the Arctic Circle in Finnish Lapland, Levi is the largest and most popular ski resort in Finland. The fell reaches an elevation of 531 meters and features 43 slopes, including three black runs for experts and several floodlit tracks for the dark winter months. Beyond downhill skiing, Levi is a hub for Arctic adventure, boasting 230 km of cross-country trails and nearly 900 km of snowmobiling tracks. The resort is famous for hosting the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup and offers a long season stretching from October to mid-May. Visitors can also experience unique local culture, from reindeer farms to nearby ice hotels, all under the frequent glow of the Northern Lights.
43 diverse ski slopes and 27 lifts catering to all skill levels.
Host of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup every November.
Extensive 230 km network of cross-country skiing tracks.
Prime location for observing the Aurora Borealis.
Unique nearby attractions including ice hotels and snow villages.
During the 'Kaamos' period in December and January, the sun stays below the horizon, though the snow reflects ambient light.
Expect higher costs and larger crowds during the Christmas holidays and the spring ski weeks.
The town is significantly quieter in summer, though it remains a great base for hiking and experiencing the Midnight Sun.
Head away from the village lights to darker areas or frozen lakes for the best chance to see the Aurora Borealis.
Temperatures can drop well below -20°C; wear high-quality thermal layers and windproof outerwear.
Winter sports enthusiasts and Arctic adventure seekers.
EUR €
$150-$250 p/day
Finnish, English
Kittilä Airport is just 15 minutes away, making it one of the most accessible resorts in Lapland.
Husky and reindeer excursions are highly popular and should be reserved weeks in advance during peak season.
December to April
The peak for skiing with long, sunny days and excellent snow conditions through April.
Ideal for the Midnight Sun, hiking, and mountain biking in a peaceful Arctic environment.
A beautiful time for 'Ruska' (autumn colors) and the return of the Northern Lights in September.
The classic Lapland experience with heavy snow, festive atmosphere, and prime aurora viewing.