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There are over one hundred ski resorts in Finland. That’s quite a high number for a country that has no mountains. Instead of mountains, there are a great deal of hills, which are covered with snow for about 200 days a year.

In Finland, you are able to ski almost everywhere. There are about 70 ski resorts all around Finland.

Over the years, Finnish skiers and snowboarders have been frequently seen on the podiums in the World Cups or other big global games and in films, too.

Ski resorts offer always well-maintained modern ski gear for rent. Suitable gear makes it easier to learn all the tricks faster.

Think about the trees crowned by snow, red cheeks from the cold and pure white snow everywhere. Add nordic lights and starry nights and you have a Finnish winter at its best.

Well-maintained and snowed slopes with clear signs are a good basis for a safe ski holiday. However, two other important things are to keep in mind: your own attitude and action.

Jumps, rails, pipes and other places for tricks attract young skiers and snowboarders and, in an increasing pace, older ones as well.

In Finland, a great deal of effort is put on making skiing easy and safe. When the slopes are easy enough and well taken care of in, learning is easier and nothing’s stopping the fun from starting.

Finnish winter can be cold, windy and chilly. By dressing correctly, you get to enjoy the winter sports and spectacular scenery to the fullest in every weather. Take a look at this guide on how to dress for a Finnish winter.

Finnish winter offers an exceptionally long skiing season. First resorts are open in October and the last ones let you ski until May.

In Finland it’s almost impossible to find a place with no slopes in the sight. Even in the region of Helsinki, you can find a dozen of ski resorts. The nearby ski resorts offer a variety of activities to any skier from first-timer to experienced.

Ski resorts are divers travelling destinations that offer all sorts of entertaining activities. A great deal of activities are outdoors, as Finnish nature provides amazing experiences.