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Levi Ski Resort

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Host of the FIS Ski World Cup on November 11 & 12, 2023 (Slalom Ladies). 

The Ski Resort

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In Europe’s icy northern reaches, the winters are long, the snow deep and the queues by the ski lifts short. At Finland’s largest ski resort – Levi – beginners, children and advanced skiers can all have fun on the slopes. Levi has been crowned Finland’s best ski area four times and is clearly the Scandinavian nation's largest ski and year-round resort.

That being said, with only just over 300 metres of vertical between the base and mountain station, the ski area may at first glance appear a little unsatisfactory to anyone used to skiing in the Alps. Yet close inspection reveals that the local infrastructure uses every last drop of potential that Levi Mountain has to offer as a ski destination. 

The roughly 40 kilometres of runs are distributed between 16 kilometres of blue, around 20 kilometres of red and 2.8 kilometres of black marked trails. As a result, beginners and intermediate skiers will particularly enjoy the slopes here. Experts will only find two black-rated runs, though one of them is the official FIS World Cup slalom course. Not many other runs in this part of the world can boast a similar pedigree.

Levi also offers skiers the chance to take to the slopes after dark, with 15 trails floodlit during the evening hours. 

Offers for families – Children’s Land by the Front Slope

The Children’s Land is located close the mountain’s Front Slope area. Complete with a sledding hill and play area, this is the perfect place for youngsters to let off some steam. It’s also worth noting that children up to the age of six can ride all the lifts here for free. The Children’s Land also features “Leevi the Wolverine” throughout its course, offering a friendly face and motivation for youngsters. The day care offering for kids is also top-notch in Levi. The Children’s Land is flanked by the Tenavatokka, a small building where carers offer arts and crafts for kids, providing a constructive way to spend a few hours. This is also an ideal opportunity for parents to take a break for themselves. Recently, a new centre for all-day child care called “Muksutupa” was also established at the mountain’s South Point.

The family-friendly services at Levi are rounded out by a ski school with learning centres at Zero Point, the World Cup Arena and South Point. Learners can take their pick between individual and group instruction.

Calling all freestylers – Head for Levi Snow Park

Freestyle fans can look forward to no less than three terrain parks in Levi. There’s a small terrain park within Children’s Land which is equipped with several easy rail boxes as well as a simple tube rail. The shaping team also maintains two small jumps here. This is the ideal place for freestyle beginners and aspiring youngsters.

A larger terrain park is located by the Front Slope and it’s equipped with a range of different features. Whether you hit the half pipe, rail, triple pipe or “down flat rail”, advance freestylers will find plenty to keep them busy here. The array of features is complemented by a “cannon barrel” rail and three boxes, each boasting two jumps of between eight and eleven metres. 

The winter season 2016/17 sees the opening of the mountain’s South Park, located down from lift no. 9 (Aurinko surface lift). Measuring in at around a kilometre in length, it’s almost twice as long as the snow park by the Front Slope, and it offers an excellent range of rails and jumps. In addition, this terrain park is floodlit and therefore great for showing off some moves under the lights. 25 to 30 features are planned for the new terrain park. In addition to the expert line, an easier line is also planned to ensure that freestylers of all abilities can enjoy the park.

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Interesting facts

Snow Safety & Snowmaking

Snowmaking Share
50%
Snow Making Machines: 312
Average snow depth of the last years (Summit)
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Must-Ski Runs

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It goes without saying that proficient skiers should test themselves on the G.1 run – the resort’s official FIS slalom course. The Gondoli2000 gondola lift also ensures that skiers are returned to the top of Levi Mountain in no time at all.

Longest Runs

Abfahrt 7.4 - 7B3 - 7B2
Length: 2.5 km
Vertical Drop: 325 m

Most Difficult Runs

Weltcup Abfahrt G.2
Length: km
Vertical Drop: 300 m
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Nightskiing

Nightskiing possible
Lighted runs: 25 km

Videos

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New year 2015 in Levi ski resort
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Levi ski-in with GoPro

Activities

The all-round service here is neatly rounded out with various shops, restaurants and ski lodges, as well as an array of winter pursuits away from the slopes, such as ice fishing and dog sledding.

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Après-Ski and Nightlife

Number of Bars and Pubs: 15
Number of Clubs: 1

Dining and Restaurants

Number of Restaurants: 19
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Infrastructure & Rental

Skischools

Number of Skischools: 1
Number of Snowboard Schools: 1
Freeride Lessons
Cross Country Lessons

Number of Ski Rental

Ski Depot
Sports Store
Ski Rental
Snowboard Rental
Cross Country Ski Rental
Backcountry Ski Rental
Telemark Rental

Getting here

By car and plane: The nearby airport in Kittliä is served by several large airlines and is just 20 minutes away from Levi by car. As Fell-Lappland is relatively flat, the roads here are usually easy to drive no matter the season.

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LEVI SKI RESORT
PL 1, Hissitie 8
99130
Levi
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Mountain Stats

Elevation206 m - 531 m
Opening Day6 Oct 2023
Closing Day5 May 2024
Capacity 35210 Persons/Hr.
Hours09:30 - 19:00

Lifts

27
20
2
2
2
1
Total 27

Skiable Terrain

37.8 km
Easy
Moderate
Advanced
Ungroomed
Overall Slope Length 37.8 km
Number of Slopes 43

Weather (530 m)

Open Lifts & Trails

Rates

€51.50
1 day adult €51.50
1 day child €31.50
All rates & fees