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Levi

Levi all year round

Levi is Finland's largest ski resort and a year-round fell destination in Kittilä, Lapland. Here is what to do in Levi through the seasons.

Aerial view of Levi village and slopes in winter
Photo: Visit Levi

Levi in numbers

Slopes
43
Lifts
27
Vertical drop
325 m
Ski season
Oct–May

Winter

Slopes, trails and safaris

The winter season runs from mid-October to early May. From Utsuvaara Retreat you ski from the door; from Sointuilevi Central you walk to the village lifts.

  • Downhill skiing and snowboarding – 43 slopes for every level
  • Cross-country skiing on lit and fell trails
  • Husky and reindeer safaris
  • Snowmobiling
  • Snowshoeing and ice fishing
  • Guided northern lights tours
Snowboarder on the slope with the gondola lift at sunset
Photo: Visit Levi

Summer & autumn

Midnight sun and ruska

In summer the sun doesn't set, and in September the fells turn red and gold (ruska). The gondola takes you to the top of the fell in summer too.

  • Hiking on fell trails
  • Mountain biking
  • Golf at Levi's course
  • Fishing and paddling on the Ounasjoki river
  • The midnight sun from the fell top
  • Autumn-colour hikes in September

Northern lights

Northern lights in Levi

In Levi the auroras are usually visible from early September to early April on clear, dark nights, most often between 9 pm and 2 am. From Utsuvaara Retreat's terrace you can see them directly.

More about the northern lights
Northern lights above the Sointuilevi log houses and snowy trees

Guides

Plan where to stay

Which part of Levi to stay in, whether you need a car and what works for a family – we've answered these in four guides.

Aerial view of the Utsuvaara buildings with Levi fell behind

Utsuvaara or Levi centre?

A side-by-side look at two ways to stay in Levi: the calm of the fell with the slope close by, or the village within walking distance.

Utsuvaara Retreat next to the ski slope with Levi fell in the background

A ski holiday in Utsuvaara

What ski-in/ski-out means day to day, who Utsuvaara's location suits and how to make ski days run smoothly.

Aerial view of Levi village and slopes in winter
Photo: Visit Levi

Levi without a car

Flying in? How to get to Levi, get around on foot – and when a rental car is still the better call.

Living area and set dining table seen from above

Levi with children

What to check in a holiday apartment with a baby, toddler or school-age kids – and which location suits your family.

Help with your trip

Happy to help

Ask us about extra services and booking activities – we'll tell you what's available for your dates.

  • Airport transfers
  • Food deliveries to the apartment
  • Bed linen and final cleaning
  • Booking activities
  • Winter clothing rental
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