TL;DR
Finland's Levi ski resort has wrapped its 2025/26 winter with record visitor numbers - 599,000 skiers across 220 days - and is immediately ploughing €19.5 million back into the mountain. A new chairlift, upgraded beginner terrain, and a revamped restaurant headline the biggest investment program in the resort's history. Next season opens October 2.
Finland's Levi ski resort has just closed its best-ever winter - and it's already spending big to make the next one better.
The numbers from Levi's 2025/26 season are hard to argue with. The Finnish resort was open from 3 October 2025 to 10 May 2026, logging 220 ski days and a record 599,000 visitors. Revenue from ski passes hit a new high, the ski school posted its best-ever figures, and international demand continued to grow - foreign guests accounted for 26% of all ski pass purchases, up from previous seasons.
Strong months in November, January, February, and March drove much of that growth, with the ski school in particular seeing significant upticks across those periods.
220 days of skiing, countless turns and unforgettable moments in the fell – huge thanks to everyone who spent this winter with us. 💙
A €19.5 Million Investment - the Largest in Levi's History
Rather than taking a breath after a record year, Levi is immediately moving into its biggest-ever capital program. The resort is committing €19.5 million this year alone - an investment that spans lift infrastructure, beginner terrain, dining, and operational facilities.
