Skiing and snowboarding

Spring Skiing in Finland – Make the Most of the Season of Light

Spring skiing in Finland is pure joy – sunshine, snow, and smiles on every slope. Discover why the late season offers some of the best runs of the year and how to make the most of it, from early-morning corduroy to fun après-ski vibes.

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Apocalyptica's Paavo Lötjönen and Eicca Toppinen are both downhill fanatics. “Skiing is the perfect symphony of speed, exercise, fresh air and thrill-chasing in fabulous natural scenery,” says Paavo.

Apocalyptica Rocks the Slopes

Apocalyptica is a metal band world-renowned for its symphonic cello rock. But the band has a lesser-known claim to fame that might even surprise their fans: their ultimate soul therapy is downhill skiing. To find out more, Ski.fi hit the slopes with founding band member Paavo Lötjönen.

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National Parks: A Treasure Trove for Skiers

Finland’s national parks offer silent fells, sparkling snow, and dream lines for freeriders. But they’re not ski resorts – they’re protected natural landscapes. Here’s how to enjoy these pristine areas safely, responsibly, and in harmony with nature.

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Safe Skinning – Guidelines for Uphill Skiing at Ski Resorts

Skinning – uphill skiing with climbing skins – is gaining popularity across Finland. Learn how to enjoy it safely by following the Finnish Ski Area Association’s guidelines. Understand the risks, avoid closed slopes, and make every climb secure and responsible.

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Ski Resort of the Year 2018 is Sappee

The selection of the Ski Resort of the Year, Local Resort of the Year and the Ski School of the Year crowned the amazing ski season 2017–2018. The winners were announced 25 April 2018 at Finnish Ski Area Association’s spring meeting at Pyhä.

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