Salla

The Salla ski resort is located in Lapland (Finland, Northern Finland). There are 10 km of slopes for skiing and snowboarding. The resort also has 7 lifts to transport guests.

People have been skiing at Salla ski resort since the Stone Age. The world's oldest skis, found in this area, provide evidence of this. Sallatunturi was also honoured as the site of Finland's first downhill race in 1937. Even today, the snow-covered slopes of Salla offer plenty of snow-filled enjoyment in a historically magnificent setting.

The slopes at Salla ski resort offer suitable challenges for skiers and snowboarders of all ability levels. Training camps for slalom racing have a FIS piste preferred by Alpine teams.

When you reach Salla, you realise that the wild landscapes continue far beyond the Russian border. Many people return to Salla because of this feeling. It is difficult to find anything similar elsewhere.

On the varied, high-quality slopes of Salla ski resort, skiers do not have to contend with crowds or queues. Beginners, enthusiasts, snowboarders and slalom experts will find everything they need on the slopes. Children and beginners can ski in their own learning area at the foot of the front slopes, right in the courtyard of the basement restaurant. The Snow Park offers excellent features of all sizes for both experienced and beginner snowboarders.

Good to know

Snowmaking.

There is a valley run from the slopes.

Snowparks

Snow Park / amusement park.

No halfpipe.

Night skiing

Night skiing is available at the ski resort.