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An all-day skiing adventure climbs up to the breathtaking landscape of Kukastunturi Fell, and gives you a chance to experience the authentic wilderness atmosphere. Kukastunturi ski trail takes you to the top of the fell, through snowy forests and mire landscapes. Campfire sites and cafés along the way invite you to enjoy a warm drink. The ski tracks and winter trails are maintained by the municipality of Kolari. Check the maintenance information for ski tracks and winter trails, as well as the opening hours of cafés, on the Ylläs online map: https://kartta.yllas.fi/. By purchasing a map, you support the maintenance of the trails in Ylläs.
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There are signposts at intersections and campfire sites. The trail can be skied both in classic and freestyle techniques. The ski tracks and winter trails are maintained by the municipality of Kolari. Check the maintenance information for ski tracks and winter trails, as well as the opening hours of cafés, on the Ylläs online map: https://kartta.yllas.fi/. By purchasing a map, you support the maintenance of the trails in Ylläs.
You start skiing up Kukastunturi Fell right at the start of the trail. The reward for a long climb is some amazing fell landscapes and a long, fast descent. If the uphill and downhill parts of Kukastunturi Fell seem a bit challenging because of the weather, you can ski along the lower-lying route to Kotamaja.
A wooded ravine leads from Kotamaja to the edge of the aapa mire. Skiing is even more fun in the spring sunshine!
Halfway along the trail, you’ll come to Peurakaltio, a place that is rich in old logging traditions. From there, the trail descends gently past Äkässaivo ravine lake and follows the Äkäsjoki River, where logs were once floated out of the area. The rest of the journey to Äkäslompolo is easy, relaxed skiing.
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