Pyhä

The Pyhä ski resort is located in Lapland (Finland, Northern Finland). It offers 13.4 km of ski slopes for skiing and snowboarding.

Pyhä ski resort is located in a highly attractive geographical area. Finland's first national park was established here in 1936. In 2010, major investments were made in the infrastructure, including the installation of a modern six-person chairlift.

The ski resort offers a good mix of easy, intermediate and difficult pistes, and even has the steepest slope in Finland. Eleven of the 14 slopes have floodlights, which is especially important from November to February. From the six-person chairlift, you can choose one of 5 different slopes, ranging from easy to difficult, including the FIS piste.

The highlight is the fast, weather-protected six-person Pyhä Express, built in 2010. Guests reach the highest point of Pyhä ski resort in 4 minutes. With the exception of the northern slopes, almost all pistes are accessible via this chairlift. There are also other chairlifts.

Worth knowing

90% of the slopes have snowmaking.

The slopes include a run down to the valley.

Longest run

The longest run here is Slope 7 (Northern Slope), with a length of 1800 km and a vertical drop of 280 m.

Most difficult slope

Huttu-Ukko piste. Vertical drop: 200 m. It is considered the most difficult slope in Finland.

Snowparks

Snow Park / Fun Park.

There is no halfpipe.

Night skiing

The resort offers night skiing.