Everyone needs a bit of Pyhä sometimes – fall in love with Pyhä Ski Resort's holiday recommendations for all eight seasons.
Autumn foliage (ruska) traditionally begins in Lapland in September. As the days grow shorter and cooler, the landscape starts to change its colors. The colder the weather, the more striking the autumn hues.
And as dusk settles in, another natural spectacle begins to appear in the sky – the northern lights. September’s clear and dark nights offer a great chance to spot them.
The skiing season in Pyhä traditionally opens around the middle of November. Beginning of winter is known for its atmospheric first turns as well as its spectacular sunsets and the northern lights.
The traditional long weekend of Finnish Independence Day gathers freeskiers together. This is the opening of the freeskiing season with good, shared feelings with friends. Depending on the weather conditions, either on or off the slopes.
Christmas at Pyhä traditionally includes the declaration of Christmas peace, Christmas menus and Christmas dinners in restaurants, the Christmas concerts of the Northern Lights Chapel, and, of course, Santa Claus and the reindeer, without forgetting the specific and authentic feeling on the fells.
At Pyhä, New Year’s celebrations include a fire art show and plenty of activities on the slopes! The burst of color comes from nature and the northern lights – we’ve left fireworks out of our program entirely to make New Year’s magical not just for people, but for nature and animals too.
It's not weird to love the Polar Night. The polar night at Pyhä is all about shimmering snow, pink sunsets, the silence of the fell, and gatherings with friends. More adventure, less traffic, and no feeling of urgency.
A skiing holiday is the most awaited holiday of the year in Finland - choose free skiing, competitions, or other fun activities as a topic of your skiing holiday and discover the joy of many activities at the fells. There are exciting things to do and new things to learn in Pyhä's adventure slopes for every day of your ski vacation.
Pyhä is the best place in Finland to start freeskiing, and the fell offers great descent lines even for more experienced skiers. Various lifts and off-piste slopes, as well as the backcountry areas of the national park take care of that. In Pyhä, the freeriding season can last from November to April at its best.
Sunny Easter days and the unhurried spring snow of April – spring is the golden season for skiers. At the same time, Pyhä’s extensive cross-country trail network invites you to try out a different kind of skiing.
Even during Easter, Pyhä stays peaceful – there’s plenty of space on the slopes for everyone!
Pyhä’s May Day (Vappu) is all about friends, sunny ski days, and lighthearted togetherness. During the day, we celebrate the season’s final turns with events like the legendary pond skimming – and in the evenings, it’s time to enjoy live music and good vibes.
Pyhä’s summer is full of magic. A summer holiday in the fell is the perfect choice for adventurers who crave nature, activity, and peace.
There’s something for everyone – the Pyhä Flow downhill trail and the beginner-friendly Mini Flow, the ancient trails of the national park, frisbee golf, a scenic chairlift ride, and the mysterious Huttu-Ukko art trail revealed at the summit.
