Chalet Nulkka
Aerial view of the snowy forest around Chalet Nulkka with the Levi slopes behind

Levi & Lapland

One address, four very different seasons

Levi is Finland's largest ski resort and a year-round Lapland destination. Chalet Nulkka is in Sirkka, on the quiet north-east side of the fell, 300 m from the ski bus.

Distances from the chalet

  • Ski bus stop300 m walk
  • Cross-country ski tracks400 m walk
  • Levi Six slopes and lift1 km
  • Levi Golf (18 holes)1 km
  • Nearest restaurant1 km
  • Reindeer farm3 km
  • Levi centre4.5 km by car
  • Kittilä airport (KTT)15 km by car
  • Rovaniemi170 km by car

Nulkkatie 6, 99130 Sirkka (Levi), Finland

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Seasons in Levi

Summer hiking trail near Chalet Nulkka in Levi

Autumn colours and the first auroras (September–October)

Ruska paints the fells red and gold in mid-September. Nights are dark again, so the northern lights season starts, and the hiking and mountain-biking trails are at their best.

Floodlit Levi ski slope glowing in the evening, seen from near the chalet

Early winter and the polar night (November–December)

Levi opens its slopes early with stored snow and hosts the Alpine World Cup slalom in November. December brings the blue polar-night light, Christmas markets and reindeer and husky safaris.

Skiing in Levi at sunset with snow-covered trees

Deep winter and spring skiing (January–April)

The most reliable snow in Finland, over 40 slopes, floodlit tracks and long sunny days by March. Easter is the classic spring-skiing week, and the aurora season runs until early April.

Golfer on the Levi Golf course under the midnight sun

Midnight sun (May–August)

The sun does not set from late May to mid July. Golf at midnight at Levi Golf, hiking to the Levi summit, fishing on the Ounasjoki river and quiet cabin evenings on the terrace.

Things to do

Skiing and snowboarding

The Levi Six chair lift and the north-east slopes are one kilometre from the cabin, and the ski bus takes you to the front side and the Levi centre in ten minutes. Lift tickets and rentals are sold at Levi Ski Resort.

Northern lights

Chalet Nulkka is one of the better spots in Levi to see the aurora: dark surroundings, an open west-facing terrace and no need to drive anywhere. Clear nights from September to April are your best bet.

Cross-country skiing

Levi has around 230 km of maintained tracks, many of them floodlit. The nearest track starts 400 metres from the door.

Golf under the midnight sun

Levi Golf, an 18-hole course, is one kilometre away. In June and July you can tee off at midnight.

Hiking, snowshoeing and biking

Trails start at the doorstep. Levi fell summit, Kätkätunturi and the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park are nearby.

Safaris and animals

A reindeer farm is 3 km away. Husky, snowmobile and aurora safaris start from the Levi centre.

Aurora borealis above snow-laden spruce trees next to the cabin

Getting here

By air

Kittilä airport (KTT) is 15 km, about 15 minutes by car or taxi. Finnair flies from Helsinki several times a day in winter, and there are direct charter flights from the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and France in season.

By car

From Rovaniemi about 170 km on road 79. Parking for three cars and an engine heater outlet at the cabin.

Without a car

The ski bus stops 300 m from the chalet and runs twice an hour to the Levi centre. Grocery shops, restaurants and rental shops are in the centre, 4.5 km away.

By train

The night train from Helsinki runs to Kolari (about 80 km) and Rovaniemi. Bus connections continue to Levi.

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