Cross-Country Skiing in Levi
230 km of groomed trails in Lapland's fell landscapes
Levi's trail network is one of the most extensive and beautiful in Finland. 230 kilometers of groomed trails take you through snowy forests and open fell landscapes. Trails are suitable for both classic and skating styles, and illuminated trails are available for skiing in the dark season.
Tip: cross-country track just ~20 m from the door — see Glacier Apartments in the Front Slope Alpine Village.
Tip: just ~20 m to the cross-country track and ~150 m to the main slope, services on your doorstep — see Glacier Apartments in the Front Slope Alpine Village.
Skip the booking fees — book directly from the owner.
A groomed trail curves through the forest in spring sunshine — Levi's trail network spans over 230 km
Cross-country ski tracks on a sunny spring day — Levi's trail network includes routes across open marshes and through forests
Trail Map and Trail Service
Trail Network
230 km
Total trails
28 km
Illuminated trails
Multiple
Fell trails
Always open
Snow-making trail
Most Popular Trails
Immeljärvi loops
5–15 km
Easy trails for beginners, beautiful lake views
Fell trail
10–25 km
Varied climbs and descents, stunning scenery
Kätkätunturi trail
20 km
Challenging route for experienced skiers
Illuminated center trail
7 km
Perfect for evening skiing in dark months
Skiing Tips
- Check trail conditions on Levi Ski Resort's website before heading out
- Allow plenty of time – hours fly by on fell trails
- Bring a warm drink and snacks for longer routes
- Rent equipment in Levi if you don't own any – wide selection
- Try both styles: classic and skating
Trail Services
Levi's trails are groomed daily. Trail maps are available at the tourist information and trail cafés. Ski schools offer lessons for all skill levels. Rental shops have both classic and skating skis.
The trail network starts right in the centre. See our accommodation in Levi – from Glacier Apartments, for example, the nearest track is about 20 metres from the door.
Season and Conditions
The trail season typically starts in early October on the first-snow trail, which is made using stored snow. The full trail network opens after sufficient snowfall, usually in November. The season continues past May Day — fell trails often have snow until May.
Frequently Asked Questions
The information on this page is intended as general tips and inspiration for planning your Levi holiday. Availability, prices, opening hours and business details may change without notice. We recommend verifying current information directly with service providers before making any bookings. Leville.net is not responsible for third-party services or any changes to their offerings.