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Pyhä Piste Map and Overview
Pyhä (Pyhätunturi) is a ski resort in Lapland, Finland, that balances wilderness charm with solid alpine skiing. It’s set in the Pyhä-Luosto National Park, so you get views of snow-covered forests, frozen lakes, and that peaceful, far-north feel. The resort has a good range of terrain: easier slopes for beginners, but also steeper and more challenging runs including what is considered one of the steepest slopes in Finland. Snow reliability is high – much of the terrain has snow-making capacity, and the season tends to run from mid-November to early May, which gives plenty of skiable months.
It’s also pretty well-equipped for its size: lifts are modern, there are night-skiing or floodlit options, a good longest run (about 1.8 km), and things like snow parks, cross-country trails, and additional winter activities. The village infrastructure supports stays comfortably, with accommodation, dining, and other services, but it remains more intimate than huge resorts, so you get fewer crowds and more of a nature-immersed experience.
Total ski area: 13.4 km / 8.3 miles
Base elevation: 203 m / 666 ft
Peak elevation: 500 m / 1,640 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 52% Easy
🟥 33% Intermediate
⬛ 15% Advanced