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Because of its location, the cross country skiing season lasts from October till May, starting on artificial snow and ending with spring snow. There are kms of cross-country ski tracks which delve into the national park of Urho Kekkonen, and Kunspaa and Ahopaat Fells. Finnair has a daily flight connection from Helsinki. Norwegian Airlines flies from Helsinki 3 times a week. The airport bus connects with every Finnair and Norwegian fight, and leave for departing flights 2 hours before the flight departure. Example prices are here and b ookings can be made -. You then catch a bus connection from Rovaniemi Station, however it is K! There are direct bus connections for each train arrival. You you can take your car on the train too, and drive the final stretch from Rovaniemi. This is the real time track grooming information. The conditions on the route maps translated from Finnish are:. This is a nice warm up to get the ski legs working. The route goes immediately downhill and then you decide which way around you want to ski. Take care when crossing the bottom of the slopes as the tracks are scuffed over and it is quite busy. Similarly the dog trail can also have a few people around. Follow the route for Luttojoki takeing the left hand turn to follow the red to Palo-oja and return on the same route. If you wish to extend either of the two routes above you can add in the additional loop of Moitakuru to your day. From the main track start take the right hand ski track which is an easy blue to Laanila. It is situated on the left on a fast running section downhill, so take care to slow if you are stopping here for refreshments and see the dogs. At Laanila there is also a restaurant and a busstop nearby to cut short or vary routes. There are several routes from Laanila and this one takes you around a fell which rises to metres on a red route. It is quite exposed so should only be tackled in good weather when you will also get the best views. There is a cafe there and toilets. The descent is slightly less steep, although still challenging and is over 3K long so care is needed. You will get a rewarding sop at Luulampi before your return along the blue track which passed Rumakuru for another shelter. If you want to try some of the wilderness tracks this is easiest one. When you are skiing the trail it is marked at intervals on either side by a blue cross red for a red wilderness route. Tracks might not be maintained so the going is fairly difficult and it can be very exposed and wind blow. However, it is interesting to experience on a day of fairly good weather when you will not see anyone else around. For this reason, take care with your provisions and clothing for the trip and study the weather forecast. For those with the stamina you can try the wilderness trail that leaves town towards Tolosjoki. This is the right direction of travel and you will need to tackle a stretch of black as the trail follows on to Kulmakaru. It isn't a route I have personally done, but I would imagine it is pretty tough, especially if the track is not cut. This is the weather forecast for the area. Take extra care in these northerly extremities and check the weather before you embark on any route. Temperatures can be very low, especially with a wind chill factor, and it's not recommended to stand around for two long. Always carry a fully charge mobile phone for emergencies. The Gold Bottle Games is always the last ski race in Finland each season and it is usually organised during the last weekend in April. You will find more information on these events from the Inarin Yritys club website. Kuukkeli is the main supermarket and it open There is a separate Alko store where you can buy wines and spirits which is open These are situated on the main road of the village. There is also a small supermarket which is open The Tourist office has a good selection of these online and one of the booking websites has various options. If you are looking to book a package, take a look under Holiday Companies. Not to forget night trips out to watch the northern lights, sometimes this just means a visit to the local hostelry! It's open Photo Madeline Fallon. Photo Pauline Styles. Slide title Sledges outside the Kaksloutan Hotel. Slide title Piispanoja hut for sausages over the fire. Note that the illuminated tracks are marked on the map in yellow with a small dashed red line on either side, and look more like a walking track rather than a cross country ski route. The wilderness tracks or nature trails, which are in classic only, and not always groomed, are on the map as blue and red dashed lines. View more. Right takes you down to the bottom of two downhill slopes and through along the dog trail to complete the circuit above anticlockwise. Take extreme care! It serves good food and drinks and supplies comfortable fleecy blankets if you need to sit out some bad weather. Weather This is the weather forecast for the area. Where to Stay. It does have a large pool which is mainly children's play and so it gets rather busy during times when the children are off school. Lapland Hotels Riekonlinna.

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