Home to the country’s highest fells, untouched wilderness, glassy lakes and ponds, freely roaming reindeer herds, and landscapes which you would never have thought you could find in Finland. You can find them all in Kilpisjärvi, a village of under one hundred permanent residents, which attracts tourists throughout the year. This fabled and inspiring fell region, located near the Arctic Ocean where three countries meet, gives you possibilities to do and see things that you’ve never been able to before. Finland’s only mountain resort!

The village of Inari is the heart of the Sámi culture in Finland. Authentic handicrafts and artisan shops, genuine small-village feel and astonishing surrounding nature make Inari an intriguing and interesting place to visit year-round. Inari is located along the main road E75, and less than 50 km away from the international airport of Ivalo

Approximately 250 kilometres North of the Arctic Circle is Europe’s northernmost outdoor resort, Saariselkä. A wide range of accommodation options and other services are nearby, yet the peace of the wilderness is only a few steps away. First and foremost, visitors come to Saariselkä to indulge in outdoor activities in the magnificent backdrop provided by the fells. Saariselkä serves as a gateway to Finland’s second-largest national park of the Urho Kekkonen National Park.

Have you dreamed of snow covered trees, seeing magical Northern Lights, snowmobile safari, skiing in versatile slopes or just enjoying beautiful scenery? Levi is all that and much more. Levi is an easily accessible destination with a lot of activity options. Levi offers great variety of accommodation from hotels, cabins and holiday apartments to luxury glass igloos where you can watch the Northern Lights dancing across the Arctic sky while lying in a bed.

Utsjoki is the northernmost Finland’s only municipality with a majority of Sámi population. Utsjoki offers an opportunity to experience modern, everyday Sámi culture: a culture you can live, see, hear, taste and feel. Utsjoki is a place where the traditional Lappish costume is still worn at many festivals and events. In the municipality of Utsjoki, there are three lively villages – Utsjoki, Karigasniemi and Nuorgam. Both the polar night and the midnight sun are the longest, and the Northern Lights are dancing on the sky often.

The nature of Posio offers amazing adventures all year round. If you are in search of easily accessible, safe and family-friendly nature destinations, Posio is the place for you. The magnificent Korouoma canyon, the snow-covered trees of Riisitunturi National Park, the white sandy beaches of Lake Livojärvi and the hiking routes of Kirintövaara take you to sceneries and adventures that you will never forget.

Muonio is a unique destination for nature lovers and enthusiastics throughout the year. Muonio is located in Northern Finland, Lapland, above the Arctic Circle on the Finland-Sweden border. You will find over 20 fells, over 200 lakes, cleanest air in the world and 8 seasons. In Muonio you can take a moment, relax and breath.

Nestled against Lake Ranuajärvi, Ranua in southern Lapland is home to a Wildlife Park and a cloudberry market every summer. The forests and lakes around Ranua are easily reached, and Ranua’s location south of Rovaniemi offers nearby production and service support.

At the northern end of the Gulf of Bothnia lies Kemi, home to the largest snow castle in the world. Only 90 minutes south of the Arctic Circle, this town is the port to the last great wilderness of Europe. With award-winning accommodations, historic wooden buildings by the seaside, regal attractions and convenient travel connections–whether you’re coming by plane, train or automobile, Kemi is truly the pearl of the Finland’s northernmost region.

Trek from hilltop to hilltop through the arctic fells along Finland's first hiking trail. Here you can enjoy hiking or skiing through the wilds, but still find welcoming lodgings for comfortable overnight stays in historic Lappish villages. This part of Lapland has the freshest air in the world. On dark nights look out for the amazing Northern Lights

The adventure begins from Pyhä. Pyhä is known for it’s maintained slopes, great back-country, Pyhä-Luosto National Park and beautiful mountain scenery. The mountain landscape hides many stories and with a little effort you can find new places that you have never experienced before. Experience the peak of the Pyhä and other nearby fells, spend a moment with friends and sleep under the stars.

Welcome to Luosto! Enjoy the nature and admire the arctic sky. Enjoy your holiday in the small and peaceful center of Luosto. Visit the Amethyst Mine and hike in Pyhä-Luosto National Park.

Salla is located in the middle of the pure nature of Eastern Lapland, where you can experience both spectacular hiking as well as tangible military history. What is the Salla mindscape? Get to know Salla by looking below.

Rovaniemi is an urban oasis amidst the Arctic wilderness, where culture, wild activities and fairytales come together. Rovaniemi and its surroundings offers a wide range of activities for adventurers. You can explore the Arctic Circle and its pristine nature in all four seasons. Snowy winters, colorful autumns, spirit-lifting spring and nightless summers are all worth experiencing!

Trek through this magnificent arctic fell country on foot or on skis, finding your way to a welcoming wilderness hut for the night. This vast park extends eastwards from the resort of Saariselkä through the wilderness of Finnish Lapland all the way to the Russian border. The remote fell of Korvatunturi is famous among Finns as the home of Father Christmas. The night sky is illuminated by the Aurora Borealis in winter and the Midnight Sun in summer.

In the rugged landscape of the Karhunkierros Trail, you will observe the power of water. The many trail options and hanging bridges of the Oulanka National Park will take you to the most impressive waterfalls in Finland. The jumps of wild brown trout, the dives of European dippers, the unlimited beauty of the aapa mires and the lovely calypso will challenge even the experienced nature photographer.

North of Inari by the main road E75, lies the village of Kaamanen. It is a traditional meeting point as from there the roads and snowmobile tracks lead to North, East, South and West. To the North lies Utsjoki, to the West Karigasniemi and Sevettijärvi and Näätämö are located in the East.

Nellim is called the meeting place for three cultures for a good reason. Indeed, in the 1920s and 1930s, the original inhabitants of the area, the Inari Sámi people, were joined by Finnish loggers. After the Second World War, it received the Skolt Sámi population.

Lemmenjoki boasts Finland’s largest national park, where breath-taking sceneries appeal to hikers and canoeists. Stretching over 70 kilometres, the River Lemmenjoki flows through the national park. Traditional riverboats are still in good use and take visitors to the national park and the legendary goldfields according to daily schedule. Lemmenjoki can be reached through the international airport of Ivalo and the village of Inari. Road 955 leads from Inari through the village of Pokka, towards the ski resort Levi and airport of Kittilä.