The Overview
Rising above the Arctic Circle in Finnish Lapland, Levi combines thrilling winter sports with the magic of the northern wilderness. As Finland's largest ski resort, it offers 43 slopes across both sides of the fell, creating a unique Arctic skiing experience where you can chase the Northern Lights or ski under the Midnight Sun, depending on the season. The resort's vibrant village atmosphere blends traditional Lappish culture with modern amenities, making it especially appealing for families and groups.
329m
Vertical
43
Runs
45 km
Piste
2m
Annual snow
The Terrain
43 runs across 45 km of piste
Levi spreads 43 runs across 45 km of piste of terrain. It leans intermediate at 47%, with 19 beginner runs to find your feet and 3 advanced or expert runs when you want to push.
Terrain split
43
runs
43 runs across 4 grades
Beginner19 runs · 45%
Intermediate20 runs · 47%
Advanced3 runs · 8%
Expert0 runs · 0%
Time it right
When to visit Levi
The ski season in Levi stretches from October to May, offering one of the longest seasons in Europe. Early-season skiing starts under Lapland's autumn colors, while midwinter brings the ethereal polar night period when slopes are illuminated for extended skiing hours. Spring presents perfect conditions with lengthening daylight and reliable snow coverage. Beyond winter, summer transforms Levi into an outdoor adventure destination with hiking, mountain biking, and golf under the Midnight Sun.
Season 2025 - 2026
5 Oct 2025
Opens
4 May 2026
Closes
211
Days open
2 m
Annual snow
Getting there
Getting to Levi, and where to stay
Situated 170 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle, Levi is remarkably accessible for such a northern destination. The resort is just a 15-minute drive from Kittilä Airport, which receives direct flights from major European cities during peak season. The resort center, Levi Village, concentrates accommodations, restaurants, and services within walking distance of the slopes, creating an intimate atmosphere where Arctic wilderness meets modern convenience.
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Levi Lift Tickets
Levi lift tickets & passes
The 2025 - 2026 season at Levi closed on May 4, 2026. Check back for next season's opening date and ticket pricing.
Day passes start from €40, with peak rates up to €65.
10 pass options
Single-day passes
Adult 18–64
Adult Single Day
€55up to €65 peak
Full day skiing at Levi, Finland's largest ski resort with 44 slopes and 26 lifts. Experience World Cup quality skiing in Finnish Lapland with modern facilities and Arctic mountain views.
Buy passYouth 13–17
Youth Single Day
€50up to €60 peak
Youth daily ticket for Levi Ski Resort in Finnish Lapland. Access to 44 slopes with excellent beginner and intermediate terrain plus Finland's premier freestyle park.
Buy passChild 7–12
Child Single Day
€40up to €50 peak
Children's lift ticket at Levi Ski Resort. Family-friendly skiing in Lapland with dedicated learning areas and excellent ski school programs in Finland's Arctic region.
Buy passChild 0–6
Child (6 & Under)
Free
Free skiing for children 6 and under at Levi when accompanied by an adult with valid lift ticket. Finland's most family-friendly Arctic ski resort with helmet requirement.
Buy passSenior 65–99
Senior Single Day
€50up to €60 peak
Senior discount lift ticket for Levi in Finnish Lapland. Discounted access to Finland's largest ski resort with 44 slopes and spectacular Arctic mountain scenery.
Buy passAdult 18–64
Finnair Plus Avios Payment
€55up to €65 peak
Pay for Levi lift tickets using Finnair Plus Avios points or combination of points and money. Unique partnership between Finland's largest ski resort and national airline.
Buy passMulti-day passes
Adult 18–64
Multi-Day (3-Day)
€150up to €180 peak
Three-day lift ticket package at Levi with savings over daily rates. Extended skiing in Finnish Lapland with access to 44 slopes and 26 lifts including World Cup terrain.
Buy passAdult 18–64
Multi-Day (5-Day)
€240up to €290 peak
Five-day lift ticket for extended Levi ski holidays. Best value for longer stays at Finland's premier ski resort with Arctic conditions and extensive terrain variety.
Buy passSeason passes
Adult 18–64
Levi All-Time Exclusive Season Pass
€799
Year-round access to Levi with summer and winter activities included. Unlimited skiing plus summer adventure park, bike park, lifts, and exclusive discounts throughout Lapland.
Buy passAdult 18–64
Winter Season Pass
€650
Unlimited winter access to Levi Ski Resort with benefits including ski school discounts, equipment rental savings, and restaurant discounts throughout Finland's largest ski area.
Buy passLift tickets FAQ
How much does a Levi day pass cost?
Levi day passes range from €40 to €65 depending on the date and advance booking.
Can I buy Levi lift tickets online?
Yes, you can purchase tickets directly from the resort website or at the resort ticket office.
Are there discounts for multi-day passes?
Yes, multi-day packages typically offer significant savings compared to individual day passes. The per-day cost decreases with longer stays.
What is included with a Levi lift ticket?
Full access to all lifts and trails at Levi, including mountain safety and patrol services.
What is the difference between Levi lift tickets and ski passes?
"Lift tickets" and "ski passes" refer to the same thing at Levi - your access to the mountain's lifts and trails for your chosen duration.
When should I buy Levi lift tickets for the best price?
Purchase tickets at least 7 days in advance for the best rates, and consider weekday visits for further savings over weekend rates.
Does Levi offer group discounts on lift tickets?
Group discounts are typically available for parties of 10 or more. Contact Levi directly for group booking information and rates.
How can I check current conditions before buying tickets?
Before purchasing, check the live snow report and mountain webcams to see current weather, snow conditions, and lift operations at Levi.
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