The Finnish ski resorts Ruka and Pyhä don’t live from season to season. Their development follows the same principle as skiing itself – a steady forward lean that takes you further.
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With nearly 50 city slopes from Helsinki to Rovaniemi, Finland makes skiing part of everyday life. Urban ski resorts bring real winter right into the city.
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The ski season in Finland begins early – already in October, when Ruka and Levi open their slopes for winter. With the help of snow farming and advanced snowmaking systems, Finnish ski resorts welcome skiers weeks before most European destinations.
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Finland’s southernmost fell grows up: a new high-capacity chairlift reshapes summer and winter access, extends runs, and cements Iso-Syöte as a family-friendly and year-round outdoor destination.
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Just minutes from Helsinki, Granibacken – ”Grani” to locals – is Finland’s oldest alpine slope. Steep and full of tradition, this small city hill now combines historic racing roots with modern updates like stored snow and a redesigned children’s area.
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