Levi in Finland

Situated in Finnish Lapland, approximately 105 miles north of the Arctic Circle, Levi is Finland’s premier alpine ski resort and one of the Arctic’s most accessible winter destinations. Officially part of the Kittilä municipality, this compact village has built its reputation on world-class slopes and iconic Arctic experiences. Kittilä Airport sits just 15 minutes from the resort, and the village itself is entirely walkable, with slopes descending directly into the town center. Beyond the mountain, the surrounding landscape provides a broader cultural and sensory experience. The Samiland Exhibition offers an introduction to the indigenous Sámi people and their Arctic heritage. The Lainio SnowVillage, made out of blocks of ice and snow, opens each winter.