Oy Levi Ski Resort

Only visited as sight seeing. We did not ski. Looked fab, we travelling up the express cable car to skytop cafe. Relaxed with amazing views with a dwvine hot chocolate. Again staff were amazing, very friendly making you very welcome. Slopes looked amazing, we wod have loved to have seen the place coveres in snow to add to the experience. Really enoughed our day trip from Rovaniemi

I loved it, me and my step dad went to the top of the hill where the other Ski resort is and it was amazing!

Exceptional resort! We learned snowboarding here and it was perfect place to do it: not overcrowded, convenient and scenic. Bertta was our instructor and she did a great job teaching us. ij just 5 days we’ve already were riding blue slopes confidently (as an absolute beginner 🥰)

Loved Levi - not at all crowded, great ski bus, slopes were ideal for us as beginner/novice skiers. The South slopes were home for us for our entire week and we had lots of variety and choice in terms of difficulty and length of run. All the lifts were open and the staff were all friendly and helpful. We rented our skis from Elan and managed to get a locker at South point which made life really nice and easy. We also got our ski and bus tickets online before we arrived. Collecting them was really simple and there was no queue. The Levi app was also really handy for getting around the slopes. We will definitely be going back.

It's very beautiful in Levi. We have been here for the 2. time. The landscape is magical. In the city you have a lot of shops and restaurants. The snowquality is perfect for skiing, but the slopes are a little bit short. The longest are 1500 meter.

For us, it was a mixed experience. We were there through Christmas and New Year, and at first, the weather was good, with temperatures hovering around the -7 degrees C. On Christmas Day it snowed all day, so skiing was beautiful. But then the temperature dropped, finally reaching -30 towards the end of our stay, and there was no more fresh snow. Skiing lost its appeal. And although we did the Husky sleds, cross country skiing, traditional snowshoes trekking, snowmobiling and so on, honestly, it was just too cold to enjoy anything. The service was great. You can find anything you want. You can do whatever you like. But the prices were quite shocking, even for us. On Christmas Eve for example we had dinner at K5 Bistro and we ended up paying a small fortune for a mediocre buffet and spending no more than 30 min on the premises They even changed our DOG the price of a full meal. Even though she hardly had anything and only from our plates (scraps). This was the height of rudeness, we thought. Otherwise, the lack of natural light (you only get about 3 h daily) got to us in the end and we couldn’t wait to get back home. To sum up, skiing was meh, prices were unreasonable, and the cold became quite unbearable by the end. Food was good, if somewhat bland and repetitive, and the people were very friendly. It was an interesting experience, and I am glad I did it, but I wouldn’t do it again.

Slopes are perfectly maintained ! All slopes are large and some are also quiet long ! Loved it 🥰

Great ski resort. Not overly challenging but loved my time on the slopes. You won’t break any speed records but slopes are wide fun and not overly Crowded. I would come again

In March, my lil cub and I decided to head to the Lapland Finland region to see the Northern Lights over our school's spring break. It was perfect timing as the spring equinox is one of the best Aurora viewing seasons and the Levi area is statistically one of the best viewing places in Finland. We stayed in the Aurora Glass Pyramid resort which was great, as well. While we were in the Levi area, we wanted to check out some north of the Arctic Circle snowboarding so we found ourselves at Oy Levi Ski Resort. Compared to the USA's ski resorts, Oy Levi is fairly reasonably priced. There is a rental shop at the base of Front Slopes at Black Point - fill out the info online before you go and it makes things easier when you get there. Oy Levi is fairly spread out with different lifts kilometers apart from each other so know your lifts and which runs you want to take on before you start your day. We found it to be interesting but not very scenic (compared to US-based snow mountains) and pretty icy. My son is still a beginner and the beginner slopes were incredibly hard to get to so he wasn't very comfortable. We left at half-day and wouldn't go back again but it was still a cool, memorable experience and one we are glad we did. How many times do you get to board above the Arctic Circle if you don't live there? Probably won't see ya there.