Yllas

Yllas is one of the most picturesque ski resorts to be found anywhere in Finland, and it is that scenic beauty that plays a large part in people returning year after year.

Situated in Lapland to the north, the resort is one of Finland’s largest and comprises of two villages - Ylläsjärvi and Akäslompolo – that are linked by a shuttle bus service.

As well as the unspoiled scenery, Yllas offers first class ski slopes, the opportunity to head into the countryside for some cross-country skiing or to embrace a selection of winter activities that are sure to enhance your experience.

In terms of the skiing that is available, beginners and intermediate level skiers will enjoy themselves more than experts, with the latter only having a limited number of black runs – albeit challenging ones - at their disposal.

First class accommodation, ranging from apartments and hotels to and traditional log cabins, only adds to the appeal.

In booking a trip to Yllas, there’s little doubt that you’ll be booking a winter adventure that will live long in the memory.

Off Piste Skiing in Yllas

There are excellent off-piste opportunities available on a trip to Yllas, with the high quality of the snow ensuring that those who want to explore off the main slopes will be well catered for.

Family Skiing in Yllas

Yllas is a fantastic option for a family ski break, with English-speaking ski schools to help youngsters learn the rope, high quality accommodation that is suitable for those with children in two and a varied selection of activities to cater for all ages.

Apres-Ski in Yllas

With a lot of visitors to Yllas being families, don’t expect much in the way of lively nightlife, although there are pubs and bars in which you can relax with a late night drink.

Much of the evening entertainment is focused around the various hotels, whilst there are numerous restaurants that offer the chance to sample international cuisine from around the world.

Non-Skiing Activities in Yllas

Non-ski activities are plentiful during a trip to Yllas, and there is little to no chance of you finding yourself bored with nothing to do.

Activities that are available include horse-riding, snowshoeing, ice-fishing and husky rides, whilst excursions offered include snowmobile trips to nearby reindeer farms, the chance to see the Northern Lights, a visit to the Snow Village or a trip to meet Lapland’s most famous native…