Levi Easter skiing

Levi Easter holidays

Easter’s peak season in Levi, so there’s still the chance to enjoy all the activities that Lapland is famous for. Meeting Santa, petting huskies and reindeer sledging are some really memorable, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, while there’s the classic bowling and swimming to do in town. St Mary’s church in Levi centre also tends to put on an Easter service, and you might find some restaurants rustling up special gala dinners.

With snow usually sticking around until May, there’s usually some cracking skiing to be had on the Levitunturi at this time of year. Unlike some of the French and Austrian resorts, Levi’s cooler climate tends to ensure very little slush – if any – and paired with the rise in daylight hours, it’s a recipe for some of Europe’s best Easter runs!

The Kids’ Land at the front slopes is a great facility to learn in – its lovely, spacious slope is open to adults too! This area doesn’t tend to get very busy at all and you can always grab a sledge or some warm berry juice if you feel like those newly-found ski legs could do with a break.

Easter snow and skiing conditions in Levi

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