Iso-Syote
Located approximately 150 kilometres from the Arctic Circle, Iso-Syöte is Finland’s southernmost fell region, and it also happens to be the Finnish region that gets the most snow. The blanket of snow covering the trees and landscape transforms nature into a fairy tale land.
Welcome to Iso-Syöte Fell area
Welcome to the winter vacationer’s paradise!
Downhill skiing and cross-country skiing are popular activities at Iso-Syöte Fell. The well groomed slopes have something to offer to everyone. The ski trails that meander in the beautiful surroundings entice skiers into the heart of nature.
Two ski centres, over 20 slopes
The fell area has two ski centres. Iso-Syöte Fell and Pikku-Syöte Fell across the valley offer downhill skiers alternatives ranging from easy to challenging. You can ski well into the evening on the lighted slopes, taking a break every now and then to visit the ski bistros to renew your energy.
Experience nature on skis
Finland’s southernmost fell area is also the country’s snowiest region. The ski trails that criss-cross the fell area and the surroundings invite you to enjoy pristine nature and small adventures.
Try something new!
The ski rental shops offer the possibility to try out the latest model skis and snowboards. Join the ski school to hone your skills, for example, on Telemark skis. The area’s new speciality is the Freeride area, which offers a challenge to even the experienced skier.
Enjoy the snow and nature!
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| Cross-country Skiing | Take a journey into a winter wonderland
Ski trails for both fitness skiers and leisure skiers start in the Iso-Syöte Fell area – a total of 120 kilometres of excellent cross-country skiing!
You can ski on lighted fitness trails or pack a lunch in your backpack and spend the entire day in the National Park surroundings. There are rest stops with campfires along the way, or you can ski directly to the Ahmatupa coffee shop.
You can obtain information about the ski trails from the Visitor Centre or stores that rent skiing equipment. |
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| Targeted Activities: |
Cross-country Skiing, Skiing, Snowboarding |
| Season Availability: |
November to March
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| Number of Lifts: |
11 |
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Iso-Syote Fell Skiing Facts
Iso-Syöte Fell’s slopes offer alternatives for everyone, regardless of their experience. The ski centre’s hotel & services are right next to the slopes. The lighted slopes allow you to ski late at night.
Slopes : 12
Rails : yes
Highest slope : 192 m
Ski Bistros : 2
Longest slope : 1200 m
Ski school : yes
Lifts : 7
Ski rental : yes
Lighted slopes : 7
Camping trailer area : yes
Children’s slopes : 2
Children’s playroom : yes
SnowboardPark : yes
Sledding hill : yes
Halfpipe or quarterpipe : yes
Corners : yes
Cross-country ski trails : 120 km
Boxes : yes
Lighted ski trails : 23 km
Pikku-Syöte Fell Ski Facts
Pikku-Syöte Fell’s slopes are easier and especially suitable for families & beginners. One of the ski centre’s slopes is reserved entirely for snowboarders.
Slopes : 8
Boxes : yes
Highest slope : 130 m
Ski Bistro : yes
Longest slope : 1100 m
Ski school : yes
Lifts : 4
Ski rental : yes
Lighted slopes : 7
Camping trailer area : yes
Children’s slopes : 1
Children’s playroom : yes
SnowboardPark : yes
Sledding hill : yes
Halfpipe or quarterpipe : 2
Cross-country ski trails : 120 km |
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