Experience something untouched between two fells Pyhätunturi (Pyhä) and Luosto. Pyhä-Luosto is one of Finland’s most diverse mountain biking destinations, where trails wind through Pyhä-Luosto National Park, fell landscapes, the unique scenery of the national park, and the Pyhä Flow downhill trail. The area offers unforgettable experiences for beginners, active riders, and those seeking longer cycling adventures.

During the snow-free season, mountain biking is permitted on most marked trails in Pyhä-Luosto National Park. The national park alone offers nearly 100 kilometres of rideable trails. When combined with the routes in Pyhä, Luosto, Soutaja, Suvanto, and the Orresokka and Kantapäävaara areas, riders have access to approximately 190 kilometres of marked mountain biking trails.

The trails lead you through landscapes, rolling fell ridges and old-growth forests open into sweeping northern views. Cycling is, however, prohibited on approximately 10 kilometres of trail in Isokuru, the Isokurunkangas area, and the southern section of the Noitatunturi trail due to nature conservation regulations.

The Pyhätunturi trail network offers everything from easy day rides to more demanding fell adventures. Several local companies provide bike rentals, guided mountain biking tours, and winter cycling experiences.

In autumn, the region comes alive with cycling enthusiasts as Fellscape Gravel brings together riders from across Finland to experience the vibrant colours of Lapland's autumn from the saddle.

All Pyhä-Luosto mountain biking trails on one map:

Explore all Pyhä-Luosto mountain biking routes free of charge. By purchasing the Pyhä-Luosto Summer Digital Map (€10), you help support the maintenance and development of the trail network. You'll also gain access to complete route collections and GPS positioning on the map for easier navigation.