Lapland Like a Local: Seven Tips from the World’s Happiest Nation

In Finland, happiness comes from nature, calm and time together. Discover seven ways to enjoy Lapland like a local – from safe slopes to sauna and slow living.

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Closed slope is never closed without reason. Safety always comes first, no matter the weather.

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.

Travel Smart: How to Use Public Transport for Your Ski Holiday in Finland

Imagine boarding a night train in Helsinki and waking up in snowy Lapland, ready to ski. In Finland, public transport isn’t just practical – it’s part of the holiday adventure.

Lapland’s Polar Night: Skiing in the Soft Light of Winter

Many imagine the polar night as weeks of total darkness. I did too, before my first season as a ski instructor in Levi. But what surprised me wasn’t the lack of sun – it was the beauty of the light.

Dress warm, ski happy — that’s the secret to loving Finland’s real winter, even under the soft glow of the polar sun.

How to Dress Right for a Perfect Ski Day in Finland

The secret to enjoying Finland’s real winter is dressing smart. With the right layers, you’ll stay warm, dry, and comfortable — whether it’s a sunny slope or a frosty fell morning.

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