30 Finnish ski resorts side by side: slopes, vertical, lifts and real day-pass prices. Filter by Lapland, Southern or Central Finland.
Stays, travel & things to do: one network
Picked a resort? Sort out where to sleep, how to get north, and what to do off the slopes, through the rest of the LaplandVibes network.
Ski-in cabins, fell hotels and apartments on LaplandStays.
Flights, trains and airport transfers on LaplandTransport.
Winter-tyred 4×4s for the fell roads on LaplandCarRental.
Aurora, huskies, food and more on LaplandVibes.
30 alpine resorts are listed here, grouped into Lapland, Southern Finland and Central Finland. The numbers that matter are slope count, vertical drop and lift count, and they are shown side by side so a resort cannot hide behind a marketing line. Cross-country kilometres are listed too, because for many Finnish resorts that network is the larger half of the offer.
Region is the first filter most people should use, because it decides travel time and season length far more than any other factor. Lapland fells run October to May, the central belt November to April, and southern hills December to March on snowmaking. After that, filter by what you actually do: park, cross-country, night skiing or gentle terrain for children.
30 resorts sorted by region. Filter by what matters to you and compare them side by side.
Day passes at the largest resorts checked June 2026
30 alpine resorts in one place, from Lapland's Arctic fells to weekend hills near Helsinki. Plus 19 backcountry and freeride spots.